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Parkinson’s Care Homes With Safety, Timing & Patient Support

Parkinson’s disease requires more than standard assisted living. Our small residential homes provide consistent caregivers, fall-prevention support, complex medication management, adapted meals, and an unhurried pace.

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Six residentsPer home, never more

1 : 3One caregiver to every three

From $4,500 a monthAll-inclusive, no hidden fees

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Parkinson’s runs on a clock. A house with six people in it can keep to one.

Parkinson’s is progressive and it touches movement, balance, thinking, speech and the shape of an ordinary day. Managing it well takes caregivers who understand the physical symptoms and the emotional reality of the diagnosis.

With one caregiver to every three residents, medication lands on time, transfers get two hands, and symptoms are watched through the day. Care is overseen medically by Dr. Jeremy V. Gomer, MD.

What Parkinson’s asks of a care home

Six things shape the day, and each one is easier to handle in a small house than on a corridor.

Balance and fall riskImpaired balance, a shuffling gait and freezing episodes make falls a constant risk.

Complex medication schedulesParkinson’s medication has to be given on a precise schedule to hold off the off periods.

Swallowing difficultiesDysphagia carries real risk, so meals are adapted and mealtimes are supervised.

Communication changesA quieter voice and slower speech need caregivers who take the time to listen properly.

Cognitive changesSome residents live with dementia, depression, anxiety or hallucinations alongside the tremor.

Daily fluctuationsSymptoms swing through the day, so caregivers have to work ahead of them, not behind.

Six residents, or sixty

Set beside a large community, the difference shows up in the ordinary parts of a day.

A large facility

Angel’s Haven Care

Residents per home

30 to 80 or more residents

Six residents, and never a seventh

Caregiver ratio

Often one caregiver to eight residents or more

One caregiver to every three residents

Familiar faces

Shift rotations, so staff change through the week

The same two or three caregivers every day

Setting

Institutional hallways and shared lounges

A residential home, quiet and predictable

Meals

A central kitchen cooking for hundreds

Cooked in the kitchen down the hall

Family access

Messages passed through departments

Direct communication and open visiting

If you are unhappy

Rarely any guarantee

A 30-day satisfaction guarantee

Our Parkinson’s care

Choose one to see how it is handled in the homes.

Fall prevention and safety

Grab bars, non-slip surfaces, clear pathways and caregiver eyes on every transfer and walk.

When a home starts to make sense

Doses are being missed, or taken at the wrong time

Falls, or near-falls, are becoming regular

Transfers now take two people

Meals are taking longer, or causing coughing

Freezing episodes happen when nobody is nearby

Nights need help as often as days

Therapy exercises are not happening between sessions

The family caregiver cannot lift safely any more

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What it costs, stated plainly

$4,500a month to start, and nothing is added on top

Rates run to $7,500 depending on the home and the care assessment, which is free and carries no obligation. No tiers, no level-of-care add-ons, no surprise upcharges after move-in.

Everything the monthly rate covers

Caregiver coverage, 24/7Awake staff at all hours, every day of the year
Three home-cooked meals plus snacksPrepared in-house, dietary needs accommodated
Complete medication managementAdministration, storage, tracking, physician coordination
Personal care assistanceBathing, grooming, dressing, toileting, mobility
Housekeeping, laundry and linenWeekly room cleaning, laundry, fresh linens
Daily activities and engagementMusic, games, gentle exercise, time outdoors
Fall prevention and supervisionSafety adaptations and eyes on your loved one all day
Family communicationRegular updates, open-door visitation always
An individual care planBuilt with your family and their doctors from day one
Coordination with physiciansAnd with hospice agencies when the time comes

A 30-day guarantee

If you are not completely satisfied within the first 30 days, we will work to make it right or provide a prorated refund for the unused days.

How families pay

Private pay, long-term care insurance (LTC) and veterans’ benefits including VA Aid & Attendance. The final rate is set after a free needs assessment.

Our homes

Six licensed homes across Southern California, each staffed around the clock.

Temecula

32056 Dayspring Way, Temecula, CA 92591

CDSS #331881572

From $4,500 a month

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Murrieta

34535 Running Canyon Drive, Murrieta, CA 92563

CDSS #331881583

From $4,500 a month

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Lake Elsinore

36785 Braken Way, Lake Elsinore, CA 92532

CDSS #331881590

From $4,500 a month

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Menifee

33391 Agate Street, Menifee, CA 92584

Newest home, now open

From $4,500 a month

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Cathedral City

69920 Matisse Road, Cathedral City, CA 92234

CDSS #331881887

From $6,500 a month

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Rancho Mirage

8 Vía Solana, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270

CDSS #331881776

From $7,000 a month

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Not sure which home fits? Call (951) 900-4326 and we will help you work it out.

What families say

Reviews from the Google listings of our homes.

5.0

★★★★★

From 99 Google reviews across our homes

★★★★★

We recommend Angels Haven at the highest level. Ricardo was right on top of everything & was always quick to respond to any questions or concerns. The caregivers, Luisa & Gilberto gave my Mother the best possible loving care during her stay there. They are very special & are truly angels. Thank God for them, they made a difficult situation easier to deal with by knowing how well she was being taken care of with genuine compassion. Thank you so much Luisa & Gilberto. The house was spotless, & very well maintained. You can't go wrong with Angels Haven. Thank you Michele & Vince McLoughlin

Vince McLoughlinGoogle review

★★★★★

Angel’s Haven Care in Temecula is an amazing Residential Assisted Living Home that provides personalized senior care in a comfortable, family-style environment. The caregivers are compassionate and attentive, it’s one of the best Board and Care Homes in Temecula.

Alvin UyGoogle review

★★★★★

Katia and Abel do an extraordinary job. As soon as you walk into the house, it feels very peaceful. Everyone participates in activities. I absolutely love it!!!

Ofelia VargazGoogle review

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Parkinson’s Care Frequently Asked Questions

Do your caregivers have specific Parkinson’s disease training?

Yes. Our caregivers receive training specific to Parkinson's disease management, including understanding of disease progression, medication timing requirements, fall prevention techniques, communication support strategies, and adapted meal service for dysphagia. In addition, our team works under the oversight of Medical Director Dr. Jeremy V. Gomer, MD, ensuring clinical best practices are implemented at each home.

Can you manage complex medication schedules?

Yes - and this is one of the most important things we do. Parkinson's medications, particularly levodopa/carbidopa formulations, require precise timing to maintain therapeutic effectiveness and minimise "off" periods. With only six residents per home and a 1:3 caregiver ratio, our staff can maintain individualised medication schedules with the accuracy that Parkinson's demands. We track symptom patterns, communicate with your loved one's neurologist, and document responses to medications over time.

What do you do to prevent falls?

Fall prevention is built into every aspect of our Parkinson's care approach. Physically, our homes are arranged with clear pathways, grab bars, non-slip surfaces, appropriate furniture height, and minimal trip hazards. Operationally, caregivers provide close supervision and hands-on assistance during high-risk activities, transfers, ambulation, bathing, and toileting. We also understand Parkinson's "freezing" episodes and are trained to assist safely when they occur without causing a fall. Our 1:3 caregiver ratio means someone is always nearby.

Can you accommodate Parkinson’s with dementia?

Yes. Parkinson's disease dementia (PDD) and Lewy body dementia are both conditions we support. Residents with co-occurring Parkinson's and cognitive impairment receive care that addresses both dimensions simultaneously, the physical care needs of Parkinson's and the behavioural and cognitive support needs of dementia. Our caregivers are trained to manage both, and our small home environment is well-suited to the dual care requirements.

Can therapists work with my loved one at your homes?

Absolutely. We welcome and actively coordinate with visiting physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists. Our caregivers implement therapy recommendations in between formal therapy sessions, reinforcing exercises, using recommended adaptive equipment, and applying communication strategies throughout the day. We also communicate with therapy providers to track progress and coordinate care plan updates.

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