A & E Residential Care

A & E Residential Care is a quaint assisted living community in Claremont, California. It is within storied Los Angeles County which is part of the Golden State.

A&E Residential Care in beautiful Claremont, California is a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) licensed by the State of California. We are a general facility with two private rooms with the owner residing onsite. Located in a quiet, comfortable neighborhood, A&E features beautiful landscaping in a tranquil setting. For those looking for an intimate environment and close care only a small facility can offer, A&E is a must see.

OUR SERVICES

A&E Residential Care is committed to providing excellent services to our residents.

• Twenty-four (24) hour care and supervision, seven (7) days per week, all year long.
• Private resident bedrooms, which include comfortable and suitable bedroom furniture and home-like furnishings.
• Three (3) meals per day and in-between meal snacks at least twice per day, or as needed.
• Modified diets are available upon request, as ordered by the resident's physician, and in consultation with a dietary consultant.
• Laundry service (does not include dry cleaning).
• Basic housekeeping, including cleaning of the resident's room at least once per week or more frequently, if needed.
• Assistance with showers and bathing, at least weekly, or more frequently, if needed.
• Fresh linen changes at least weekly, or more frequently, if needed.
• Bedside care, including meal service, for minor or temporary illnesses or per the resident's request.
• Care and supervision for residents with mild cognitive impairment and/or dementia.
• Assistance in arranging for transportation to and from medical & dental appointments. The responsible party or an approved representative may choose to provide their own transportation for resident appointments. A planned activity program with assistance in arranging for transportation to participate in community events or activities outside of the facility.
• Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), including, but not limited to bathing, dressing, hygiene, grooming, eating skills, and mobility tasks.
• Daily assistance with taking medications as ordered by the resident's physician, including prescription, non-prescription, and PRN medications.
• On-going observation of the resident to identify and report on any changes in condition. Changes in condition will be reported to the resident's physician, responsible party, and Licensing, if applicable.
• Supportive services as determined by the resident assessment, or by physician's orders, or by any licensed medical professional.
• Basic cable or satellite service and internet in the common living room area and in each resident room (Note: licensee provides the televisions in each bedroom).