Starfish – Old Spanish Trail operates as a residential care home that can manage complex medical profiles. The team accepts residents who wander during the day or night, those with exit-seeking or combative behaviors, and individuals who stay up all night. Care plans accommodate wound care, oxygen therapy, specialized diets, and diabetes management whether the regimen involves oral medication, injections, or a sliding-scale protocol. The community is willing to admit adults under 60 and provides support for advanced dementia conditions.

Care delivery is supported by 24-hour staff coverage, an on-call nurse at all times, and both awake and asleep night-shift caregivers. All employees undergo background checks, exterior doors are alarmed, the rear grounds are fenced, and residents can summon help through a PERS alert system. Podiatry services are available on site, and the home accepts residents with psychiatric diagnoses. Staff provides full assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting. Mobility options range from supervision with a walker to one- or two-person transfers, wheelchair assistance, Hoyer lift support, and care for bed-bound residents.

Resident rooms are furnished, include cable hookups, and may feature a private bathroom; availability of these features can vary by unit. Residents may paint or otherwise personalize their rooms to create a familiar environment, space permitting.

Meals are prepared on a set menu, with the option to order alternatives when medically appropriate or by personal preference. Snacks are available throughout the day, and the kitchen team handles diet modifications to support conditions such as diabetes, cardiac needs, or texture alterations.

Starfish – Old Spanish Trail offers resident parking, wheelchair-accessible common areas, internet access, communal gardens, designated outdoor smoking areas, and on-site religious gatherings. Pets are allowed; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed. Scheduled transportation is provided for medical appointments and errands.