Golden Age Retirement Home in Millbrae, CA offers both Assisted Living and Residential Care Home options. Residents receive support for special diets and for diabetes managed with oral medications, and the team is prepared to care for individuals living with mild dementia. Routine nursing oversight is provided by RNs and LPNs, and care plans are adjusted as medical needs change.
Additional safeguards include background-checked staff, a fenced rear area, pull-cord alerts in resident rooms, and personal emergency response systems tied directly to on-site personnel. The community maintains on-site access to nurses, hospice services, podiatry, dentistry, occupational and physical therapy, and electronic medication administration records through Care Innovations QuietCare and Skynet platforms. Assistance is available for bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting when some physical help is needed, and staff can support mobility with walkers, wheelchairs, stand-by supervision, or a one-person transfer when required.
Private and semi-private rooms come furnished, and many can be personalized with residents’ own paint colors or décor; cable service is available in select units. Not every accommodation includes every feature, so families are encouraged to confirm specific room details during a visit.
Meals are prepared on site, and staff can modify menus to meet physician-ordered diets or personal preferences. Snacks are available between meals, and portion sizes or ingredients can be adapted for residents who need carbohydrate control, low-sodium selections, or other nutritional adjustments.
The property is wheelchair accessible and features communal gardens where residents can spend time outdoors. An on-site space is available for religious services, and transportation can be arranged for special circumstances such as medical appointments. Medication management and monitoring, as well as routine housekeeping and laundry, are included. The home is close to public transportation, which can make family visits more convenient.
