Aunt Dottie's Place 2 is a small residential care home in a quiet neighborhood in Orangevale, California, part of a set of homes also serving Roseville and the surrounding Sacramento County area. The community offers personalized elderly care, memory support, and assisted living services in a home-like, non-medical residential setting rather than a large institutional facility.
Each home cares for no more than six residents at a time, allowing staff to tailor care plans to each person's individual needs, strengths, and preferences. Upon move-in, residents and families share information about likes, dislikes, and lifestyle goals, which is used to build a personalized support plan.
Care is designed for seniors who need help with daily activities but do not require 24/7 skilled medical attention from a nurse or doctor, bridging the gap between independent living and nursing home care. The community supports residents through various stages of memory loss and dementia, as well as other age-related health needs.
The setting is described as a real home in a residential neighborhood, with amenities that include a backyard and outdoor pool used for family visits and gatherings. Group activities, including singalong sessions, are part of daily life, along with nutritious meals prepared for residents.
Aunt Dottie's Place is run by owners who are described as attentive to residents' medication management, hygiene, and coordination with visiting nurses and physicians, with attention extending to end-of-life and hospice care needs as required.