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A Place Called Home Residential Care

2842 Calimyrna Ave

5(30 ratings)· Clovis average: 4.5

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Quick Facts

Total units
6
Licensed capacity
6 residents

California CDSS

Care ratio
Two caregivers daytime, one awake overnight
Nursing oversight
Registered nurses available 24 hours to direct care
Pricing model
One flat monthly rate, no add-on fees
Locations
Ten homes across five Clovis and Fresno neighborhoods

What Families Think

Families describe A Place Called Home as a small, home-like assisted living and memory care option in Clovis/Fresno with attentive, stable caregivers and flat monthly pricing that avoids surprise level-of-care increases. Reviewers consistently praise cleanliness, home-cooked meals, and the personal attention possible in six-bed homes, with several noting a move from larger facilities improved their loved one's wellbeing and safety.

The Good

  • Small six-bed homes feel genuinely like a family residence
  • Same live-in caregivers build real relationships with residents
  • Homemade meals from scratch, praised repeatedly by families
  • Flat monthly rate avoids surprise level-of-care fee increases
  • Registered nurses available 24 hours to direct care
  • High caregiver-to-resident ratio noted as safer than larger facilities

The Bad

  • One reviewer noted a home housed only lower-cognition residents, limiting socialization
  • No published pricing available to compare costs upfront

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About A Place Called Home Residential Care

A Place Called Home Residential Care 4 is an assisted living and memory care provider in Clovis, California, operating ten family-style homes across five neighborhoods in Clovis and Fresno. Each home is a six-bed residence located in an established neighborhood rather than part of a larger facility.

The community maintains a 1:3 care ratio with two caregivers throughout the day and one awake caregiver overnight, supported by registered nurses available 24 hours a day to direct care or visit any home. Meals are home-cooked from scratch by caregivers daily, not catered or reheated. Residents receive care in private rooms, and the community charges one transparent monthly rate with no surprise level-of-care fees, per-task add-ons, or surcharges as needs change.

The ten homes are distributed across specific Clovis and Fresno locations: three homes on the same Clovis street including the original home opened in June 2012, two homes in the Quail Lake area with quiet streets and mature landscaping, one home in Harlan Ranch, one on Montana Avenue near Shaw and Leonard cross-streets, and one in northeast Fresno on Paula Avenue. The community also operates a Luxury Living tier with two homes on Powers and Locan that share a private courtyard and include a dedicated chef and complimentary personal services.

The homes are designed around how real families live, with details from kitchen operations to staffing schedules intentionally organized to support residents' daily routines and family visits. Each home is intentionally small to give families a choice of neighborhood, setting, and tier of care within the same organization.

Types of Care

Assisted Living

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Reviews

5overall · 30 ratings combined

5★ on Google (30)

Robert Gray

Oct 2025

via Google

My wife and I are into our 12th year of the Alzheimer’s Journey beginning with her first diagnosis. We have had at home hourly care..which progressed three and a half years ago to a Memory Care Center which held 60+ residents and now we are at an 8 bed home called...A Place Called Home Lux. Each placement was appropriate for its time..At the Memory Care Center my wife had reached the point where she couldn't walk without help and because of the number of residents it wasn't safe anymore...the caregivers were great but there were not enough of them to safely cover the area. I then was shown A Place Called Home...smaller but safer with a ratio of 1 caregiver to 2/3 residents. The price difference was $100 per month...a no brainer. A Place Called home is clean, the Caregivers are outstanding and they always ask you questions about how they can do a better job. The Caregivers also are able to answer any of your questions because everyone is on the team where the goal is to provide the best overall care for your loved one. At other places you have to go thru a hierarchy where one person has to ask the higher person in charge for directions and if they can answer your question. You also are a part of that team and your input is as valuable as the owners and Caregiving team. The food is outstanding the rooms are wonderfully set up and the quiet and calmness of A Place Called Home, gives you a feeling that your wife is safe and when you leave you don't have to stress out about what is happening when you are not there. These places are not inexpensive but when you have looked at as many places as I have over the past 6 years you will find that most places will give you the beginning cost per mont ,but after 6 months the price will increase because they have been reevaluated and now your cost will be $2000 more per month and this can happen every year. A Place Called Home..has one price.which increases 2-3 percent per month every year for a cost of living raise.This you can live with..what is hard to live with is when you are called in every year and told you love one has moved up a step and it is now going up $2000 per month and will increase to the point of over $10500 per month. A Place Called Home is unique and the owners are very much 2025 centered, they are not centered in a service model that is out of date and cannot be defended when common sense questions are asked. I would put A Place Called Home at the top of anyones list who is looking for a place to have their loved ones. Thank you Bob Gray

Holly Collins

Jul 2025

via Google

My Dad was here for a few months in the summer of 2023. The house was beautiful, and the live-in caregivers, Micah and John, took loving care of my father. All the spaces were clean and organized, and it really felt like a home. I was confident that all aspects of care for my Dad were handled well, hygiene, food, and medication management. Of note, the clients in this home in particular at that time seemed to all be lower level cognitively, so there was not much socialization between the residents (which suited my Dad fine). They do have a couple of homes with different types of residents, and I think they try and match the right home to the right level of care and socialization that person needs. Highly recommend them!

Cindy Clover

Jun 2025

via Google

Such lovely homes and genuinely kind caregivers. All of the caregivers, whether regulars, Micah and John, or day off coverage, they care about the residents, are easy to speak with, and make the residents feel at home. For the years my family member was there, was provided homemade meals, exercise program, and hygiene needs well attended to. The management and staff go above and beyond to provide excellent care.

Tee Dietrich

Jun 2025

via Google

If I could give A Place Called Home 10 stars I would. My Dad was always kept clean and his caregivers were always caring and kind. It was the best care he received in the 6 months since he broke his hip.

D. Moore

Sep 2022

via Google

A Place Called Home was truly a blessing for both myself and my Mom. She had been languishing in a skilled nursing facility for months, and was very distressed. But once I was able to get her moved into A Place Called Home #3, both her health and her spirits improved immensely! The owner David, and his brother Colin, along with their families were very helpful with all of the paperwork, and with getting my Mom set up and moved into the home. Their patience and kindness was very appreciated during that stressful time. The staff at the home, both the live-in and the off-day help were incredibly caring, patient, and attentive. My Mom bonded with them, and when I came to visit, she shared their stories with me like they were old friends. The food is all homemade with a great rotation of menu items, and the home itself is decorated very nicely, and was always immaculately clean. Everyone in the healthcare business that I spoke to once I got Mom moved in, said great things about A Placed Called Home and that I was lucky to find an opening. Throughout my Mom's stay there, including going through the hospice process, was the best experience and comfort she could have received. If you are looking for a wonderful place to get care for your loved one, and are lucky enough to find an opening with A Place Called Home, I recommend you take it immediately. You and your loved one will be well taken care of.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does A Place Called Home Residential Care offer?

A Place Called Home Residential Care offers Assisted Living.

Where is A Place Called Home Residential Care located?

A Place Called Home Residential Care is located at 2842 Calimyrna Ave in Clovis, California.

What do families say about A Place Called Home Residential Care?

Families describe A Place Called Home as a small, home-like assisted living and memory care option in Clovis/Fresno with attentive, stable caregivers and flat monthly pricing that avoids surprise level-of-care increases. Reviewers consistently praise cleanliness, home-cooked meals, and the personal attention possible in six-bed homes, with several noting a move from larger facilities improved their loved one's wellbeing and safety.

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