Small residential homes designed for calm, consistency, and dignity. Six residents. A caregiver always present. A real home — not a facility wing — in five communities across Southern California.
Understanding the Service
Memory care is specialized support for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or other cognitive conditions that affect memory, reasoning, and daily functioning. Unlike standard assisted living, memory care is intentionally structured to reduce confusion, prevent unsafe wandering, and create a sense of safety and belonging for the person receiving care.
At Angel's Haven Care, memory care isn't a locked ward or an institutional wing — it's a real home on a real neighborhood street. Consistent caregivers, a calm daily rhythm, and only six fellow residents mean your loved one can feel like themselves in an environment that actually feels like home. See why our model compares so differently →
The Small-Home Advantage
Research consistently shows that individuals with memory conditions thrive in calm, familiar, low-stimulation environments — not large institutional facilities. Here is what makes the difference.
Our homes have six residents — not sixty. Quiet hallways, familiar sounds, and a true domestic setting reduce the anxiety and agitation that commonly worsen in large facilities.
A 1:3 caregiver ratio means your loved one sees the same caregivers every day. Familiarity reduces fear and builds real trust — something impossible where staff rotate constantly.
Predictable schedules — wake time, meals, activities, rest — are powerfully stabilizing for memory care residents. We build each day around your loved one's own familiar patterns.
Familiar domestic environments — kitchens, living rooms, gardens — are far less disorienting than clinical corridors. Our homes feel like home because they are homes.
With only six residents, caregivers genuinely know each person — their preferences, triggers, life history, and personality. Care is personal, not protocol-driven.
Small homes welcome families. Open-door visits, regular updates, and true care partnerships create a full circle of support around your loved one.
Know the Signs
Many families wait too long, managing at home until a crisis occurs. These signs suggest your loved one may benefit from the structure and safety of residential memory care:
If several of these apply, please call us. Our team can help you assess whether residential memory care is the right next step — with no pressure and no obligation. If your family needs temporary relief while exploring options, our short-term respite care program is also available.
What We Provide
Every resident receives a comprehensive care experience built around their individual needs, history, and cognitive stage.
Managed by Licensed RCFE Administrators
Both co-founders are California Licensed RCFE Administrators — credentialed, hands-on leaders who are directly accountable for the care standard in every Angel's Haven home.
We coordinate with each resident's own physician, neurologist, and specialists — so the medical relationships your family already trusts stay fully intact.
If you're not fully satisfied in the first 30 days, we'll work with you to make it right.
How We Compare
When the alternative is a memory care "wing" in a large facility, the quality-of-daily-life difference is significant.
| Feature | Angel's Haven Care | Large Memory Care Wing |
|---|---|---|
| Residents per home | 6 residents | 30–80+ residents |
| Caregiver ratio | 1:3 | 1:8 or more |
| 24/7 caregiver presence | ✓ Always awake | Varies by shift |
| Consistent caregivers | ✓ Same faces daily | High staff turnover |
| Home-like setting | ✓ Real neighborhood home | Institutional corridors |
| Home-cooked, adapted meals | ✓ Daily | Cafeteria-style |
| Open-door family access | ✓ Anytime | Often restricted hours |
| 30-day guarantee | ✓ Included | Rarely offered |
| CDSS Licensed | ✓ All 5 locations | ✓ (varies) |
All-inclusive monthly rates — room, board, meals, 24/7 care, and medication management. No hidden fees.
Call for a personalized quote based on your loved one's level of care needs.
Our Locations
Five CDSS-licensed residential homes across Southern California — each fully staffed, thoughtfully furnished, and ready to welcome your family.
32056 Dayspring Way
Temecula, CA 92592
$4,500 – $6,000 / mo
CDSS License #331881572
View This Home →34535 Running Canyon Drive
Murrieta, CA 92563
$4,500 – $6,000 / mo
CDSS License #331881583
View This Home →36785 Braken Way
Lake Elsinore, CA 92532
$4,500 – $6,000 / mo
CDSS License #331881590
View This Home →8 Vía Solana
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
$7,000 – $7,500 / mo
CDSS License #331881776
View This Home →69920 Matisse Road
Cathedral City, CA 92234
$6,500+ / mo
CDSS License #331881887
View This Home →Families We've Helped
After my mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, we spent months searching for the right place. Angel's Haven in Temecula was the answer. The caregivers know her by name, know what she likes, and know how to calm her when she's confused. She's safer and more settled than she's been in years — and our family finally sleeps at night.
My father has moderate dementia and was struggling terribly at home. Moving him to Angel's Haven in Murrieta was the best decision we made. The small home environment — just six residents — made all the difference. He's settled and comfortable, and the same caregiver greets him every morning. That consistency has been everything.
When we visited the Lake Elsinore home, I actually cried — because it looked like a real home, not a facility. My grandmother has Lewy body dementia and the team understood her specific needs immediately. Ricardo Garcia and his staff are exceptional people doing exceptional work.
Common Questions
Explore Our Services
Memory care is one of several specialized services we offer across our Southern California homes.
Specialized support for all dementia types — structured, safe, and compassionate.
Stage-appropriate care for residents with Alzheimer's disease at every progression.
Expert care for residents managing Parkinson's disease symptoms and mobility challenges.
Short-term relief for family caregivers — days, weeks, or longer as needed.
Comfortable, dignified end-of-life care coordinated with your chosen hospice agency.
Talk to our team about memory care availability across our five Southern California homes. No pressure. No obligation — just honest answers.
Parkinson's disease demands more than standard assisted living can provide. Our small residential homes offer the consistent caregivers, fall-prevention design, complex medication management, and unhurried pace that people with Parkinson's truly need.
Understanding the Condition
Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurological condition that affects movement, balance, cognition, and communication - often simultaneously. Managing it well requires caregivers who understand not just the physical symptoms, but the psychological and social dimensions of living with this diagnosis.
Impaired balance, shuffling gait, and freezing episodes create a constant fall risk. Falls are the leading cause of serious injury and hospitalization for people with Parkinson's.
Parkinson's medications - particularly levodopa and carbidopa - must be administered on a precise schedule. Even minor timing errors can cause significant "off" periods with worsening symptoms.
Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) is common in Parkinson's and creates serious risks including aspiration pneumonia. Meals must be carefully adapted and supervision provided.
Reduced voice volume, slurred speech, and facial masking can make communication challenging. Caregivers must be patient, attuned, and skilled in supporting expression.
Many people with Parkinson's experience dementia, depression, anxiety, or hallucinations - particularly in later stages. These co-occurring conditions require experienced, responsive care.
Parkinson's symptoms fluctuate significantly throughout the day, often following medication cycles. Caregivers must adapt to these shifts and respond proactively.
What We Provide
Every element of our Parkinson's care is designed with the specific challenges of the disease in mind. Here is what your loved one receives at Angel's Haven Care:
Our homes are arranged with Parkinson's mobility needs in mind - clear pathways, grab bars, non-slip surfaces, appropriate furniture height, and minimal trip hazards throughout.
Our 1:3 caregiver ratio means someone is always available to assist with transfers, ambulation, and repositioning - without rushing or impatience. Dignified, safe movement support at every point in the day.
Parkinson's medications require precise timing to maintain therapeutic effectiveness and minimize "off" periods. Our caregivers are trained specifically in Parkinson's medication protocols.
Meals are thoughtfully prepared and adapted for individuals with swallowing difficulties, tremors, or reduced hand function - ensuring nutrition, safety, and enjoyment at every meal.
We coordinate with occupational and physical therapists to implement therapy recommendations into daily care routines - maximizing function and maintaining skills as long as possible.
Our caregivers are trained to communicate patiently with individuals whose speech is affected by Parkinson's - giving adequate time, using visual aids, and maintaining dignified interaction at all times.
A Critical Distinction
In large facilities with many residents, medications are often distributed on a general schedule - not the precise, individualized timing that Parkinson's disease requires. The consequences can be severe: prolonged "off" periods, increased rigidity, elevated fall risk, and significant distress for the person affected.
At Angel's Haven Care, with only six residents per home, our caregivers manage medication schedules with the precision and consistency that Parkinson's demands. We track response patterns, communicate proactively with physicians, and adjust as needed in coordination with your loved one's neurologist.
Our team understands the complexity of Parkinson's pharmacological management, including:
Why It Matters
The environment and staffing model of where someone with Parkinson's receives care has a profound effect on their safety, symptom management, and quality of life.
People with Parkinson's need more time for everything - dressing, eating, moving, speaking. Our homes are never in a hurry. Caregivers adapt to each resident's pace, always.
Parkinson's symptoms fluctuate daily. The same caregivers every day learn each resident's individual "on/off" cycles, early warning signs, and how to best support them moment-to-moment.
Our homes are arranged and equipped specifically with fall prevention and mobility safety in mind - something hard to guarantee in a large facility with shared common areas and varying layouts.
With only six residents, caregivers can maintain the exact, individualized medication timing that Parkinson's requires - without the operational constraints of large-facility medication rounds.
Stress and overstimulation can worsen Parkinson's symptoms. Our quiet residential homes provide a calm, predictable environment that supports neurological stability.
Families know their loved one's Parkinson's history, triggers, and baseline. We actively involve families in care planning and communication - you're a partner here, not an observer.
All-Inclusive Care
Monthly fees cover the full scope of Parkinson's care at Angel's Haven Care. No add-ons, no surprises.
No Pressure. Just Honest Answers.
Parkinson's care is complex and deeply personal. Our team is here to answer your questions about care capabilities, available homes, pricing, and whether Angel's Haven Care is the right fit for your loved one's specific situation.
📞 (951) 452-1216 [email protected]Co-Founders: Ricardo Garcia & Johnny Mazariegos
All-inclusive monthly pricing - no hidden fees. Rates reflect location and level of care required.
Call for a personalized quote based on your loved one's Parkinson's stage and care needs.
Our Locations
Five CDSS-licensed residential homes across Southern California - each equipped for the specialized needs of Parkinson's disease care.
32056 Dayspring Way
Temecula, CA 92592
$4,500 – $6,000 / mo
CDSS License #331881572
Call to Schedule a Tour34535 Running Canyon Drive
Murrieta, CA 92563
$4,500 – $6,000 / mo
CDSS License #331881583
Call to Schedule a Tour36785 Braken Way
Lake Elsinore, CA 92532
$4,500 – $6,000 / mo
CDSS License #331881590
Call to Schedule a Tour8 Vía Solana
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
$7,000 – $7,500 / mo
CDSS License #331881776
Call to Schedule a Tour69920 Matisse Road
Cathedral City, CA 92234
$6,500+ / mo
CDSS License #331881887
Call to Schedule a TourFamilies We've Helped
My husband has advanced Parkinson's with significant swallowing difficulties and complex medication needs. Angel's Haven Care in Rancho Mirage was the only place that truly understood what managing his care involved. They administer his medications on the precise schedule his neurologist requires. The difference in his stability has been remarkable.
After my father's third fall at home in two months, we knew we needed professional care. The Lake Elsinore home has been transformative. The caregivers know his rhythms, know when he needs help before he asks, and never rush him. No falls in seven months. That says everything.
What moved me was how the caregivers communicated with my mother. Her speech has been affected and some people simply give up trying to understand her. At Angel's Haven Care in Murrieta, they take the time. They listen. They adapt. She feels heard and respected - and that has made an enormous difference in her outlook.
Common Questions
Talk to our team about Parkinson's care availability at any of our five homes. We'll answer your questions honestly and help you find the right fit for your loved one.