Genesis Manor II: Board and Care Home in Claremont, CA

A six-resident licensed board and care home on a quiet residential circle in Claremont, minutes from Pomona Valley Hospital. Owned by Gerry Markie, R.N., who founded Genesis Manor in 1999 and has held the license on every home since.

2123 Aquinas Avenue
Claremont, CA 91711

Medi-Cal & VA Benefits

2 Private Rooms and 2 Shared Rooms

Who This Home Is Right For

This is the home we point families to when the level of help needed is high. Residents here include people who are non-ambulatory, people who need two-person assistance with transfers, and people whose care at home broke down because one adult child could no longer physically manage it alone.

It works well for residents in the early and middle stages of dementia and for residents already receiving home health or hospice care. It is not the right home for someone who is actively trying to leave the house or who needs an awake caregiver through the night. If that is your situation, call anyway and we will tell you what to look for.

What the House Is Like

Up to six residents, two private rooms and two shared rooms. A caregiver lives on site around the clock, seven days a week. Meals are cooked in the kitchen, three a day plus snacks. A licensed physician visits monthly and medications are delivered to the home six days a week.

Because this house takes residents who need more hands-on help, the routine is built around transfers, repositioning, and toileting handled calmly and without a production.

The Neighborhood

Aquinas Avenue is a quiet residential circle in Claremont, minutes from Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center and a short drive from the Claremont Colleges. For families discharging a parent from Pomona Valley, this is frequently the closest small home to the hospital. Street parking out front, and visiting hours are whenever you want to visit.

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Before you come

Call the number above and spend a few minutes describing your loved one’s care needs. We will tell you before you drive out whether this home can meet them.

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When you arrive

The administrator walks you through the house, including the two private rooms, the two shared rooms, the kitchen, and the yard. Because this home takes residents who need substantial hands-on help, ask to see how transfers and bathing are handled here. You will meet the caregivers who would be working with your loved one.

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After the visit

No deposit and no paperwork on the day. If it feels right, the next step is a care assessment. If it does not, tell us and we will suggest other homes worth seeing.

Cost and Payment at This Home

A shared room starts at $4,750 a month and a private room starts at $5,250, plus a one-time $1,000 admission fee. The rate covers the room, all meals, around-the-clock care and supervision, medication assistance, housekeeping, laundry, and coordination with your loved one’s doctors and pharmacy.

This home is in Los Angeles County, one of the counties participating in the Medi-Cal Assisted Living Waiver, and also accepts VA Aid and Attendance, long-term care insurance, and private pay.

Frequently yes, and this is the home to ask about first. Bring us the current care needs, the medication list, and any equipment already in use, and we will give you a straight answer within a day or two.

Faster than most families expect, but not instantly. The state requires an appraisal of needs and a physician’s report before admission. Tell us the discharge date on the first call and we will tell you honestly whether it is achievable.

RCFE #197803648. Look it up in the CDSS Care Facility Search, where you can also see inspection and complaint history.

Come See Genesis Manor II

Call and we will talk through what your loved one needs, what care would look like in this house, and honestly whether this is the right one. If a hospital discharge is driving your timeline, say so and we will move it to the front.

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Please do not include detailed medical information. We will discuss care needs by phone.