The Legacy Collection at Sidlee
24 W Sidlee Street, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Why Families Choose The Legacy Collection at Sidlee
Personalized Care
Individual health plans tailored to residents’ needs and preferences.
Small Community
Only six residents, ensuring focused attention and a family-like atmosphere.
Doctor Home Visits
In-room medical services available to reduce hospital or urgent care trips.
Safety & Security
Emergency call systems and controlled access provide reassurance for families.
Address: 24 W Sidlee Street, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Phone: (805) 258-2931
The Legacy Collection at Sidlee is a licensed Assisted Living / Residential Care for the Elderly (Board & Care Home) designed for older adults who prefer a small, calm setting with close attention from caregivers. With six licensed beds, residents receive daily support while keeping familiar routines and comfort.
Quick Facts (What Families Ask First)
Capacity: 6 residents — boutique scale for high staff attentiveness.
Rooms: Furnished private and shared options, each with an emergency call system.
Care: Assistance with bathing, dressing, hygiene, eating, mobility, and medication management; 24/7 supervision.
Dining & Housekeeping: Three daily meals + snacks; special diets honored; daily cleaning and laundry included.
Spaces: Living room, dining area, activity room, outdoor patio for fresh air and small gatherings.
Living Spaces & Comfort
Sidlee sits in a quiet Thousand Oaks neighborhood, which supports predictable routines and easy family visits. The home environment emphasizes comfort over formality, with seating zones for conversation and a patio furnished for relaxed time outdoors.
Rooms and Privacy
Residents choose between private or shared rooms. Furnished setups help with fast move-ins, while personal items can be added to make spaces feel like home. Emergency call buttons are installed in rooms for quick response.
Common Areas That Encourage Connection
A cozy living room and activity space enable light exercise, games, arts, and reading. The dining area supports shared meals that double as social time, and the patio offers sunlight and fresh air in a safe, enclosed setting.
Daily Care & Services
Caregivers support essential activities of daily living and medication oversight. This ensures comfort and safety without over-medicalizing the atmosphere.
Personal Care & Mobility
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, and mobility support based on individual needs.
Individualized care plans reflect preferences, medical instructions, and physical limitations.
Meals, Housekeeping, and Laundry
Three meals daily plus snacks; dietary requirements (e.g., low-sodium, diabetes-friendly) respected.
Daily housekeeping and laundry are included, keeping rooms hygienic and clutter-free.
Activities, Social Life & Events
Programming balances calm routines with gentle stimulation.
What’s Typically Offered
Arts & crafts, board games, reading circles, light walks.
Seasonal celebrations, birthdays, and festive dinners that bring residents together.
Simple wellness activities to maintain physical and cognitive function.
As a six-resident home, Sidlee offers quality over quantity in programming; families who want a wide menu of classes, clubs, or outings may prefer a larger campus.
Neutral Health Section: In-Room Medical Options
Residents have the option to receive healthcare directly in their rooms, which can reduce unnecessary hospitalizations and limit trips to urgent care. Depending on individual needs and local providers, the following models may be available:
Doctor home visits for routine evaluations and follow-ups in familiar surroundings.
In-room medical services such as vitals checks, medication adjustments, or chronic-condition monitoring.
A visiting house-call physician model for continuity of care.
Bedside health care that may include wound checks, symptom assessments, and care plan tweaks.
On-call medical help options that sometimes allow same-day doctor visits when new concerns arise.
Access to various specialists (e.g., cardiology, dermatology, podiatry, mental health) through mobile or visiting networks, when clinically appropriate.
This trend aligns with broader senior-care practices that bring bedside physician care to the resident, emphasizing comfort, safety, and continuity while minimizing transfers.
Safety & Security
Safety measures include an emergency call system in every room, smoke and fire alarms, and controlled property access. These guardrails create quick response capability while maintaining a homelike feel. For high-acuity situations, residents may still require transfer to a hospital or skilled-nursing setting.
Visiting & Family Involvement
Visits are permitted under established safety rules. Families can meet loved ones in common areas or private rooms. Staff coordinate schedules and preferences to keep connections strong without disrupting routines.
Pros & Considerations
Strengths
Boutique scale (6 residents) enables personal attention and calmer days.
Consistent caregivers increase familiarity, trust, and care continuity.
In-room medical options may lower ER visits and reduce stress from travel.
Daily housekeeping and laundry included — fewer add-on costs.
Potential Limitations
Program variety can be narrower than in large communities with big activity calendars.
No hospital-level equipment on site; complex cases require outside facilities.
Small peer group may not suit residents who prefer a bustling social scene.
Who Typically Thrives Here?
Older adults who value quiet routines, predictable schedules, and one-on-one attention.
Families seeking close oversight without the scale of a large senior campus.
Residents who benefit from on-site doctor home visit availability and simplified care coordination.
Summary
The Legacy Collection at Sidlee combines the intimacy of a six-resident home with round-the-clock support, personalized routines, and practical safety features. While it cannot replicate the expansive amenities of large facilities, it stands out for focused caregiving, homelike comfort, and in-room health options that help residents remain stable and supported day to day.
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