East West Care Redwood City II operates as a Residential Care Home that is equipped to serve residents who wander during the day or night, require special diets, and manage diabetes with oral medications. The team is trained to support advanced dementia conditions, coordinating closely with each resident’s physician to keep care plans current. Regular podiatry visits take place on site, reducing the need for outside appointments and helping residents maintain mobility and foot health.

Around-the-clock staff coverage underpins daily life. A nurse is on call 24 hours, background-checked caregivers work both day and night shifts, and the building has door alarms, a fenced rear area, and pull-cord alert systems in bedrooms and bathrooms. Full assistance is available for bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting, and staff can accommodate residents who use walkers, wheelchairs, need standby help, or require a one-person transfer.

Private and companion rooms may include cable service, space for personal décor, regular housekeeping, and scheduled laundry, although not every room offers every feature. Independent Living residents on campus can opt for medication-management monitoring, weekly housekeeping, laundry, and a monthly meal plan, allowing them to maintain autonomy while still receiving support.

Dining revolves around a set daily menu with the option to order alternate entrées. Snacks are stocked throughout the day, and in-room dining is arranged for residents who need it. The kitchen team handles special diets, mechanical-chopped textures, and other physician-ordered modifications so that each resident’s nutritional needs are met without exception.

Residents have access to wheelchair-friendly common areas, community-wide internet, and housekeeping and laundry services twice a week. Medication management and monitoring are provided by trained staff, and on-site practitioners—podiatrists, dentists, optometrists, massage therapists, and physical or occupational therapists—can bill services directly to insurance or accept direct payment, reducing travel and scheduling burdens for residents and families.