Assisted Living Communities in Morro Bay, CA

"My mom was a resident at The Villages of San Luis Obispo. They were spectacular and we want to go back there. They were really attentive and very friendly and they had a lot of activities. It was a good landing spot. We all felt thankful that it existed. It had enough independence and enough group things to give my mom a variety of experiences. I could wish they had an art room but that's zero compared to everything else. My mom would like to have more interesting art stuff than what they do. They had regular music programs like singing, as well as people who come in to play the piano in the lobby, which a lot of people come by. There were a lot of people actively doing puzzles or watching movies. They had ways in which people could gather. There was exercise time, art activities, as well as fun social things with the lunch, and they had different little trips you could sign up for to drive out to see little side scenes. They also had private drivers you could get to take you places."

"I visited Vista Rosa for my friend. That is the cream of the crop, but it was also very expensive. They have the best activities. It was the Cadillac of senior living, and for the right person that also would be a fabulous place. For a single room it's $8,500- $9,000 a month. I was able to see things through the walkway inside and looked in the window to see the rooms. They had a very nice staff, first rate food, and pretty exceptional facilities. Right at the base of San Luis Mountain it is just impeccable in terms of location. It was like a five-star resort, if I could be so bold. Everybody in the staff of that establishment was just amazing."

"My aunt moved into Atascadero Christian Community. I like that they check on her every couple hours, all throughout the day and night, and it's only five minutes away from where I live. It's a relatively small place, it is back in the community, and Atascadero is considered as a bedroom community. There's a local lake nearby, it's a nice little area, and is a 20,000-person town. It's quiet and the people are extremely nice. The cleanliness and upkeep is very good. The staff is very nice, they're caring people. I wasn't there during Christmas so she was pretty much by herself. The staff chipped in and got her a couple of things for Christmas, and that made it really nice, and started the whole thing up since she just moved in. That kind of thing was really special for her because she's been alone for some time, just little things like that. She says she enjoys the food. I haven't eaten it, but she said it's really good, and better than where she was. It's an older facility, it's been around for a really long time. It's got a really neat history and has been around for 70-75 years or so. I understand they have arts and crafts there, and they do certain things. They keep everybody involved. These places are so expensive."

"Ingleside Assisted Living is very good, but it's very small. They're doing a great job and the staff is wonderful. My mother is in a single room with a private bathroom, and it's the same for everybody. They take them for drives, they do in-home games, and they have a library. It's working well."

"My friend went to a small facility called The Park Grove - San Luis Obispo. It was a 6-bed facility, and they were fantastic. Their assessment was excellent, and the care was above and beyond. It made her final days as comfortable as could possibly be made. A couple works there and runs the place, and I can't give them high enough regards. They were just so accommodating and so organized. They said if there was no news, it was good news, and if there was news, then they would text me. They had great communication skills and just fabulous. Everything about the facility was fantastic. They cook, and they do it all. They were just so dedicated. It made her transition as peaceful as possible. I went to four facilities in person and did a virtual tour of one, so a total of five, and Park Grove was the least expensive and had the most personal one-on-one care. I had such a good feeling from the owners that it was the best place for her that I could find."

"My parents are in Park Place, and the staff is wonderful. They have a very big room; it’s one of the suites, very roomy. They have their own bathroom and lots of walk-in closets, and it's very nice. They have very good food, and they have a dining room where they eat with the rest of the residents. It’s a very top notch place, it's clean, and the staff is nice. It’s a good location for them, and it's close to the family. We couldn’t have found a better place. "

"The facility was clean and the meals were wonderful and on time. The staff was professional. The rooms offered variety as far as living conditions and they were well furnished. The doctors and nurses were available. The medications were given as ordered. The garden area was well kept. The television was not too loud or on too long. The activities were well planned. This is a place that I would not be worried about placing one of my own family members. They are very nice to visitors and willing to answer questions. The location is quiet and peaceful, yet close enough to down town, the hospital and shopping. The residents were well cared for in my opinion. I also liked the fact that it was not too large. This way it was not noisy and the residents were not overwhelming for the staff. They did not loose items that belonged to the residents. "

"The Village at Sydney Creek is beautiful, absolutely gorgeous, clean, and spacious. It wasn't overwhelming. It was safe. The building was definitely built for its purpose. The staff was very positive, very open, and easy to talk to. Her manner was very energetic. The information that she provided with her knowledge of the facility was exquisite. My husband has a limited diet that he can eat. All I checked was what he can eat, which is for dialysis patients. Their food can accommodate various diets. I think they have about five activities a day. There's music, a noodle and balloon (kind of like a volleyball type thing), and chair exercises."

"This facility is always a pleasure to visit ...There is always warm greetings from the caring staff and an undeniable loving country charm! "

"love the place my mom lives there. "

"Right now, my husband is in assisted living at Welcome Home Atascadero. It's a nice place. However, I don't know financially how long I can keep him there, but he has settled down. It was tough for him in the beginning because he kept calling me and asking me when I would get him, but overall things are pretty good. It is as good as it can be expected. The place is not very big, so I think they are all together, both assisted living and memory care. Everybody is very friendly. They give a lot of attention to the people. My husband is always clean. He eats, and he likes the food. I don't think I could find something much better. Everybody knows my name from the very beginning, and they always greet me and say hi and ask how things are going, so they are very nice. As far as I'm seeing, it's spotless too. I ate lunch with my husband twice. It wasn't a five-star restaurant, but it was very good. About activities, my husband is absolutely not interested in any kind of activity. He does not participate in anything. Nevertheless, they have activities every day."

Cherish Care is a senior living provider located in the peaceful town of Cambria, California. It specializes in assisted living, offering a supportive environment for seniors who need help with daily activities but still want to maintain a degree of independence. The community is designed to cater to the needs and comfort of its residents, ensuring they have access to necessary care and support.The amenities at Cherish Care are thoughtfully chosen to enhance the living experience of its residents. Meals are provided, ensuring that residents enjoy nutritious and tasty food without the hassle of cooking. The community also features outdoor common areas, which are perfect for relaxation and socializing. Additionally, there are organized activities and programs that keep residents engaged and active. For those who love to stay connected, WiFi and internet access are available throughout the facility. Pets are allowed, making it easier for residents to bring along their beloved animal companions. Moreover, Cherish Care organizes facilitated field trips and outings, allowing residents to explore and enjoy activities outside the community.Cherish Care offers a range of services aimed at making life easier and more comfortable for its residents. These include medication management and personal care services, which help residents manage their health and maintain their hygiene. The community provides general and medical transportation services, ensuring residents can easily travel to appointments or outings. Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) is also available, supporting residents in their day-to-day tasks. Additionally, Cherish Care accepts veterans aid (VA) benefits and various insurance plans, which can help in managing the financial aspects of care.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

Cherish House in Cambria is located in a quiet residential neighborhood in the seaside city of Cambria, California. The home sits close to the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve, offering seniors many scenic pathways for strolling. Residents are also within walking distance to the coastal Wedgewood Accessway, a beautiful spot to enjoy the sunset or relax by the ocean. Shops, restaurants and a major freeway are a short drive away. Cherish House in Cambria is a cozy assisted living facility offering 24-hour individualized care programs for seniors who need help with the activities of daily living. Wheelchair-accessible and ground floor rooms are available. A compassionate team of trained professionals assists residents with personal tasks, such as bathing, grooming, transferring, toileting and dressing. Medication management, incontinence care, hospice and respite care are also provided. Residents at Cherish House in Cambria have access to cable TV and internet services in a friendly, family-like environment. Delicious, home-cooked meals and snacks are served daily, and complimentary transportation to appointments is provided. Residents can participate in purposeful, engaging activities that provide mental, physical and social stimulation. Pets are welcome.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My mom has been in Creston Village for almost five years now. It's friendly and clean. They are in the middle of remodeling everything and putting everything new. The staff and residents are both very friendly. She has a one-bedroom and it's very nice and it's up to date. She has her little refrigerator and microwave, and she controls her own heat, so she doesn't have to worry about it. She has her air conditioner and her heater and all that in the room. They had just remodeled her room, too, right before she moved back in. My mom gets all her meals. She gets her medications. They have a med-tech room for all the medications. It's worth the value. I've had meals with her, and it's kind of hit and miss. Sometimes it's really good and it depends on who the chef is. It kind of goes up and down. The dining area is bright and airy. It's huge, it has two-story ceilings and big windows, and it's clean. They have art activities, balance class, exercise class, a walking group, bus tours, and shopping tours. They have a salon there. They have a physical therapy room. They have physical therapists that are on-site, and they have all the exercise machines there. If they need to be taken to the doctor's or something like that, they have a driver that will take them to where they need to go if family members can't drive them or if they can't drive themselves. They've always been good about cleaning the rooms and doing the laundry. My mom has never had a dirty room or not had it upkept and things like that, so they're on top of that. They have a garden area outside. They have like a little gardening club, but if anybody wants to have like a little garden box, they can do that outside, too."