Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing care for a parent or spouse brings a lot of questions. Here are clear answers about life at Era Life Home, a licensed six-resident care home in Upland, CA.
Don't see your question? Call us at (800) 861-7996 and we'll talk it through.
About the home
What is Era Life Home?
Era Life Home is a licensed Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) at 876 Sharon Way in Upland, California. It is a small assisted living and board and care home where seniors live in a real house and receive personal care, meals and supervision around the clock.
How many residents live at Era Life Home?
The home is licensed for up to 6 residents. A small home means caregivers know every resident by name, routine and preference.
Is Era Life Home licensed and inspected?
Yes. Era Life Home is licensed by the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division, under license #365530391, and is inspected by the state. Families can look up any licensed care home's record on the CDSS Care Facility Search website.
What areas do you serve?
The home is in Upland and welcomes families from Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, Claremont, Fontana and across the Inland Empire.
Rooms and daily life
Are there private rooms?
Yes. There are five private rooms, plus one larger room designed for a couple. Residents share the living room, dining area, kitchen and backyard patio.
Can both of my parents move in together?
Yes. One spacious room is set up for couples so partners can stay together and keep their daily routines.
Can I bring my own furniture?
Yes. Private bedrooms are left lightly furnished so residents can bring a favorite chair, bedding, photos and keepsakes to make the room feel like their own.
What are meals like?
Residents get nutritious, home-cooked meals every day. Menus are adjusted for dietary needs such as low-sodium or diabetic-friendly diets, and for personal tastes.
Are pets allowed?
Era Life Home is pet-friendly. Pets should be well-behaved, and arrangements are discussed with the family before move-in.
Care and services
Is staff on site 24 hours a day?
Yes. Caregivers are on site 24 hours a day, every day, providing supervision and help whenever residents need it.
What help do residents receive with daily living?
Help with bathing, dressing and grooming; medication management and reminders; mobility and fall prevention; meals; housekeeping and laundry; and daily companionship.
Do you provide memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia?
Yes. Era Life Home cares for residents living with Alzheimer's and dementia in a calm, familiar setting with consistent caregivers and steady daily routines.
Do you offer short-term respite stays?
Yes. Respite stays give family caregivers a break and include the same 24-hour care and meals as long-term residents. Call to check availability.
Do you provide medical care?
Era Life Home provides personal care, not complex medical care. The home welcomes visits from doctors, therapists, home health nurses and hospice teams so residents get the care they need without moving.
Can a resident stay at Era Life Home while receiving hospice care?
The home works alongside hospice providers to support comfort-focused, end-of-life care. Call to discuss your loved one's situation.
Cost and getting started
How much does care cost?
Cost depends on the room and the level of care your loved one needs. Call (800) 861-7996 for current rates and a personalized estimate.
Can you help veterans with benefits?
Yes. Era Life Home helps veterans and their families understand and apply for benefits that may help cover the cost of care.
How do I schedule a tour?
Call (800) 861-7996 or use the contact form on our Contact page. We'll set up a time for you to visit, meet the caregivers and see the rooms.
Helpful guides for families
Board and care vs. assisted living in California
Same license, different size and setting. How to decide which fits your parent.
How to check a California care home's license
A free five-minute lookup every family should do before choosing a home.
Questions to ask when touring a care home
A checklist covering staffing, care, daily life, food, cost and contracts.
Signs it's time for memory care
What to watch for when a parent with dementia is no longer safe at home.
Can couples live together in assisted living?
How shared rooms work and what to ask when partners need different care.
Moving a parent with dementia
A checklist for before the move, moving day and the first few weeks.
A Home, Not a Facility
Era Life Home is a small residential care home — not a large institution. That means fewer residents, more personalized attention, and a living environment that truly feels like home. Our caregivers know each resident by name, by preference, and by heart.
