Lake View Residential Care
2932 Aberdeen Lane, El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
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About Lake View Residential Care in El Dorado Hills, California
Lake View Residential Care is located in El Dorado Hills at 2932 Aberdeen Lane and classified as a small Assisted Living facility . Lake View Residential Care provides Assisted Living services for each of its residents and if needed, assists them with bathing, grooming, meal preparation, dressing and much more. Lake View Residential Care aims to provide a safe, nurturing and caring environment to its residents in a home-like setting that is similar to being in the comfort of their own home.
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Services and Amenities of Lake View Residential Care in El Dorado Hills, California
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Additional Amenity Information
- Housing: Private & Shared Rooms
- Special Comment: Lake View Residential Care should be able to accommodate your Loved One with transportation to and from doctor’s appointments, shopping and religious worship services.
- State Licenses: 097003566
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Reviews of Lake View Residential Care in El Dorado Hills, California
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February 22, 2019
A close relative was under the care of Lake view residential care and because of the condition of my relative they told us we needed to remove him or medicate him to zombified state to make him easier to care for. There is one (1) caregiver for a twelve (12) hour shift per six (6) Alzheimer's patients. Granted the accommodation is fantastic as it's a multi million dollar home but the cost is $4000.00 a month per room, a standard single room. Food is good and is fresh and all food groups, served to the patient if needed. But as soon as it takes more than one person to care for a patient then the work becomes too much and the patient needs to go. It states on their site that they "should" be able to accommodate patients for religious services, doctors appointments, etc.. Nope. You want your relative to go to church or get to an appointment, you need to take them yourself. Any activities are watching television in the great room. No walks, no sunshine, no reason to strive for better. The care, in my opinion, is bottom of the barrel. For example, Alzheimer's patients need fluids just as much as any other human or animal, right? Well how about no fluids pushed so a fever and week long constipation ensued due to little to no fluids ingested. Then you need to remove him after 2 weeks of "care" because the patient is too much work. DONT ACCEPT THE ALZHEIMER'S PATIENT IF YOU CANT CARE FOR AN ALZHEIMER'S PATIENT!!!!!!!
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