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1.1 Who are we?

Caring Hands Residential Living is a unique social service institution providing assisted living solutions for senior adults. Caring Hands is solemnly dedicated to providing quality care to San Diego senior citizens who require or are desirous of availing an assisted living facility. Caring Hands is located in an ideal and a moderate climatic environs and vibrant community of San Diego, California. Seniors residents experience pleasant and congenial conditions which is a confluence of coastal and inland valley climates. This climate is perfect for seniors who are prone and susceptible to arthritis, joint problems, or to bronchial problems and ailments.

Caring Hands Residential Living is an alternative to and unlike the typically larger, less personal senior assisted living facilities which specializes in the ability to provide a much focused, high level of care in a smaller, more personalized environment. Caring Hands Residential Living provides assistance to seniors in their activities of daily …show more content…

____ Okoro, the owner and operator of Caring Hands Residential Living intends to lease a property which is currently under negotiation preferably in East San Deigo. Mrs. ____ Okoro has a long, sustained and successful experience in nursing and elderly care over the last several years. Through this experience Mrs. ___ Okoro has gained invaluable experience and knowledge, and at the same time has continued to develop her already strong passion to help others. As this passion has grown, Mrs. ____ Okoro has decided to pro-actively crystallize her vision by establishing a residential dwelling unit for a personalized care facility for seniors that are at a stage of their life where they require assisted living. In addition to the personalized care that residents of Caring Hands will receive, Caring Hands will also provide amenities that are comparable to other residential care facilities, besides value added amenities and services in the short

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