Noble Living III operates a residential care facility for the elderly in Allied Gardens, San Diego at 6665 Decanture Street in the 92120 ZIP, under California Community Care License #374604052. The Decanture House, as the organization calls this location, is one of three Noble Living homes in the San Diego region — the others sit on Joan Court in College Area and Hills Lane Drive in Fletcher Hills — all operating under a Person Centered Care model that structures routines around each resident's preferences rather than a facility-wide schedule. Memory care is the clinical focus across all three Noble Living locations, with staff trained in Alzheimer's and dementia support techniques that include redirection, validation therapy, and structured sensory activities designed to reduce agitation in mid- to late-stage cognitive decline. The Allied Gardens address places the home in a residential neighborhood off Waring Road, within a mile of emergency response teams and less than two miles from Spectrum Eye Clinic + MedSpa on Zion Avenue, which provides geriatric vision assessments and low-vision aid fittings for residents with macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy. The 92120 ZIP sits between Interstate 8 to the south and the Del Cerro hillside to the north, giving visiting families freeway access from both Mission Valley and East County. Meal preparation, medication oversight, personal hygiene assistance, incontinence care, housekeeping, laundry, and local transportation are included in the base monthly rate. End-of-life coordination is a structured part of Noble Living III's care continuum, and the facility works directly with ParkView Hospice Home in Allied Gardens when residents transition to palliative or hospice-level support, ensuring continuity between the residential care team and hospice medical staff. The six-bed capacity means each caregiver attends to a small resident group, allowing real-time adjustment of care intensity as cognitive or physical needs shift.