✦ Dementia Care · Southern California

Dementia Care Homes Built Around Comfort, Routine & Dignity

Person-centred dementia care in warm residential homes across Temecula, Murrieta, Lake Elsinore, Rancho Mirage, and Cathedral City. With only 6 residents per home and a 1:3 caregiver ratio, your loved one receives calm, consistent, familiar care every day.

6 Residents Per Home
24/7 Caregiver Presence
CDSS Licensed Homes

Dementia Care That Feels Like Home

Our small-home model helps reduce confusion, overstimulation, and anxiety while supporting each resident’s daily rhythm.

  • Personalised dementia care planning
  • Sundowning routines and gentle redirection
  • Medication management and personal care
  • Safe, secure residential environment
  • Family updates and care coordination
Get Care Information →
6
Residents Per Home
1:3
Caregiver Ratio
24/7
On-Site Care
5
Locations
30
Day Guarantee

Dementia Care Across Every Stage

Dementia is a progressive condition. Our care adapts as your loved one’s needs change, from early-stage support that preserves independence to late-stage care focused on comfort and dignity.

Early Stage

Building Safety & Routine

Early-stage dementia may bring memory lapses, mild confusion, and new safety concerns. We support independence while creating structure.

  • Medication reminders and management
  • Structured daily routine
  • Meaningful activities
  • Safe environment with gentle oversight
  • Family communication and support
Middle Stage

Hands-On Assistance & Engagement

Middle-stage dementia often requires more personal care, behavioural support, and calm caregiver relationships.

  • Personal hygiene and grooming support
  • Sundowning management
  • Reminiscence and sensory activities
  • Wandering prevention
  • Consistent caregiver relationships
Late Stage

Comfort, Dignity & Full Support

Late-stage dementia requires comprehensive care focused on comfort, dignity, nourishment, and quality of life.

  • Full assistance with daily living
  • Positioning, skin care, and fall prevention
  • Adapted meals and hydration support
  • 24/7 monitoring
  • Hospice partnership when appropriate

Why Residential Homes Are Better for Dementia

The environment around a person with dementia can affect their mood, behaviours, and sense of safety. Small residential care homes create calm where large facilities can feel overwhelming.

🏠

Familiar Environment

Domestic settings with kitchens, living rooms, and quiet spaces feel more natural than large clinical hallways.

👤

Consistent Caregivers

People with dementia rely on familiar faces. Our small-home model helps build trust and emotional safety.

🌿

Less Overstimulation

Six residents means fewer voices, fewer crowds, and a quieter environment that may reduce anxiety.

📅

Routine as Therapy

Predictable daily routines support orientation and help reduce dementia-related distress.

🤲

Person-Centred Care

Care is organised around each resident’s preferences, personal history, habits, and needs.

👨‍👩‍👧

Family Partnership

Families are welcome and involved because familiar relationships remain meaningful throughout the dementia journey.

Person-Centred Care, Every Day

Our dementia care approach begins with understanding the whole person, their life story, routines, relationships, preferences, and the small details that still bring comfort.

  1. 1

    Life History & Personalised Care Planning

    Before move-in, we learn about your loved one’s life, preferences, and care needs to build a plan that honours who they are.

  2. 2

    Reminiscence & Meaning-Based Activities

    Music, familiar photos, gardening, cooking aromas, and storytelling can engage long-term memory and support emotional connection.

  3. 3

    Sundowning Management

    We use calm late-afternoon routines, lighting adjustments, soothing environments, and gentle redirection to support residents during evening hours.

  4. 4

    Family Involvement & Partnership

    We keep families informed and involved through visits, updates, and collaborative care decisions.

What’s Included

All-Inclusive Dementia Care
  • 24/7 caregiver presence
  • Medication management
  • Personal hygiene and grooming assistance
  • Three meals plus snacks daily
  • Cognitive and reminiscence activities
  • Sundowning management routines
  • Safe, secure home environment
  • Family communication and updates
  • Coordination with physicians and specialists
  • Hospice partnership when appropriate
  • Laundry and linen service
  • 30-day satisfaction guarantee

Dementia Care Pricing

All-inclusive monthly pricing with no hidden fees. Final rates depend on location, room type, and level of care required.

Monthly Starting Rates by Location

Call for a personalised quote based on your loved one’s stage and needs.

Temecula
$4,500-$6,000
per month
Murrieta
$4,500-$6,000
per month
Lake Elsinore
$4,500-$6,000
per month
Rancho Mirage
$7,000-$7,500
per month
Cathedral City
$6,500+
per month
✅ 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee · All Locations

Dementia Care Near You

Five CDSS-licensed residential homes across Southern California, each staffed, furnished, and ready to welcome your family.

RCFE Licensed Temecula Home

Temecula

$4,500 - $6,000 / month
📍 32056 Dayspring Way, Temecula, CA 92591
Facility License #331881572
View This Home →
RCFE Licensed Murrieta Home

Murrieta

$4,500 - $6,000 / month
📍 34535 Running Canyon Drive, Murrieta, CA 92563
Facility License #331881583
View This Home →
RCFE Licensed Lake Elsinore Home

Lake Elsinore

$4,500 - $6,000 / month
📍 36785 Braken Way, Lake Elsinore, CA 92532
Facility License #331881590
View This Home →
RCFE Licensed Rancho Mirage Home

Rancho Mirage

$7,000 - $7,500 / month
📍 8 Vía Solana, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
Facility License #331881776
View This Home →
RCFE Licensed Cathedral City Home

Cathedral City

Starting at $6,500 / month
📍 69920 Matisse Road, Cathedral City, CA 92234
Facility License #331881887
View This Home →
📞

Not Sure Which Location?

Call us and we’ll help match your loved one with the home that best fits their needs and your family’s proximity.

(951) 452-1216

What Families Say About Our Dementia Care

Real families trust Angel’s Haven Care because our homes provide consistency, comfort, and calm support.

★★★★★

"The team at Angel's Haven in Rancho Mirage understood my father's vascular dementia in a way no one else had. They adapted his routine when he had difficult days, used music he loved to calm him, and kept us informed every step of the way."

Daniel Felix
Family Member · Rancho Mirage
★★★★★

"What moved me most was watching the caregivers interact with my mother. They knew her stories. They called her by her preferred name. That level of personal knowledge only happens in a small home like this."

Melissa Flores
Family Member · Lake Elsinore
★★★★★

"My husband has middle-stage dementia and the evening agitation was destroying our family. Since moving to Angel's Haven in Murrieta, the sundowning has dramatically reduced."

Edgar Rivas
Family Member · Murrieta

Dementia Care Frequently Asked Questions

What types of dementia do you care for?+
We support residents with Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, frontotemporal dementia, mixed dementia, and mild cognitive impairment. We conduct a thorough pre-admission assessment before confirming placement.
How do you handle behavioural symptoms like agitation or aggression?+
Our caregivers use non-pharmacological behavioural support, including structured routines, environmental adjustments, redirection, music, and physician coordination when needed.
Can my loved one stay as their dementia progresses?+
Yes, in most cases residents can remain at Angel's Haven through the progression of dementia, including late-stage care and hospice partnership when appropriate.
What is sundowning and how do you manage it?+
Sundowning refers to increased confusion and restlessness in the late afternoon or evening. We manage it with structured routines, calm music, adjusted lighting, and consistent caregivers.
Are family members allowed to visit?+
Yes. We encourage family visits because familiar faces, voices, and relationships are meaningful and valuable for residents with dementia.
What is the difference between a board and care home and a memory care facility?+
A Residential Care Facility for the Elderly, often called board and care, is a small licensed residential home that provides personal care services. Angel's Haven functions as a residential memory care and dementia care home with a smaller, calmer, more familiar environment.

Let’s Find the Right Dementia Care Home for Your Loved One

Our team is ready to answer your questions about dementia care at any of our five Southern California homes. Call today for an honest, pressure-free conversation.