ACE Senior Care

A small house on Sherman Way. Pale walls, blue windows, one big tree out front. You might pass by and not even notice it’s a care home. But six people live here, and for them, this house is the world.

Breakfast smells reach the porch by eight. The same music plays most mornings. Someone’s TV runs too loud in the back room. Life here isn’t polished — it’s ordinary, and that’s what makes it work.

The same caregivers show up every day. They know who likes toast crisp, who won’t take pills unless there’s juice, who wants a window open. The place feels steady because the faces never change.

Facts

Type	Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE)
License	California Department of Social Services, active since 2013
Capacity	6 residents
Founded	2013

 

Rooms and Common Spaces

Nothing fancy. Each room has a bed, chair, lamp, maybe an old dresser brought from home. Bathrooms have rails, bright light, and call cords. The floor stays dry — staff check it often.

In the living room, there’s a couch that everyone fights over. The patio out back holds a small table, a red umbrella, and a couple of flower pots. That’s where most conversations happen.

Daily Care

Help comes quietly — someone ties an apron, another checks meds, another brings water. No rush, no loud orders. The nurse stops by once a week, the doctor when needed.

When a Doctor Is Needed

No one goes rushing to urgent care. A doctor can come here instead. Same with labs or X-rays. It keeps things calm, especially for residents who get confused by hospitals.

Did you know? Residents at ACE Senior Care can receive check-ups, lab work, or X-ray exams right in their own rooms. It helps them avoid long trips to urgent care clinics and keeps daily life calmer and safer.

Food and Rhythm

Meals aren’t announced — they just appear. Soup, rice, baked chicken. Simple food, eaten together. Some help chop vegetables or dry plates after dinner.

Things that mark the week:

• short walks before sunset

• old westerns on Tuesdays

• card games on Fridays

• birthdays with too many candles

• quiet afternoons when nothing happens

The slowness feels natural.

Safety

No high-tech gadgets. Just habits. Doors checked twice. Lights stay low at night. The staff knows who wakes early and who forgets shoes. They move like family — steady, predictable.

Families

Relatives often drop by with groceries or flowers. One woman visits daily just to water her mother’s plants. Reviews online say the same thing: small, calm, human. No uniforms, no background music, no rush.

Contact

Address: 22910 Sherman Way, West Hills, CA 91307

Phone: (818) 914-5002

Visits are simple — call first, then come by. Most days someone’s on the porch waiting anyway.

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