Assisted Living Communities in Poway, CA

"The Most Exclusive, Upscale, Six-Bedroom Residential Care Estate Home in San Diego County" Rancho Santa Fe Villa is a six-bedroom, 5,500 sq estate built in 2003 offering Assisted Living and Residential Care. Situated on two acres with panoramic views of the ocean, sunset, golf course and mountains. Rancho Santa Fe Villa offers a large, secured outdoor courtyard with a fireplace and covered balcony. There are multiple fireplaces in the house with scenic dining areas. The house is fully upgraded, with artwork, designer furniture, an island kitchen with granite countertops and a skylight. There are great views from every room. The house is situated on a private lot with a 260 feet driveway with complete privacy in beautiful, natural surroundings. Our Specialized Care: In-house physician visits / on call In-house registered nurse visits / on call Physical therapy & rehabilitation Chiropractor Activities director Certified & trained caregivers Types of Care: Alzheimer's Dementia Memory Support Bed-Ridden Incontinence Ambulatory Non-Ambulatory Hospice Services: Medication Management Daily assistance with bathing, dining and grooming. Housekeeping & Laundry Three delicious daily homemade gourmet meals prepared by our chef, including special diets and snacks Assistance with walking Assistance with countenance Transportation to/from medical appointments Daily activities Pets are permitted and cared for To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"House in gated community in beautiful neighborhood. Spacious rooms and lovely backyard. Staff works hard to customize food to residents taste. Food is homemade and healthy. Staff is amazing, very caring. Able to visit family anytime."

"I like that Oakmont of Escondido Hills had wide open spaces. They had a lot of interactive programs going on with large groups. And it's well planned and managed."

Canyon Terrace Assisted Living has been designed to become your "Home away from home." Our homes are operated by a skilled and dedicated group that provides the highest level of care to make our residents feel comfortable, secure and truly at home. Expert attention to detail coupled with our standard to provide you with the highest quality of life, differentiate us. Our clients enjoy not only high quality care, but delightful pampering services, entertainment and activities focused on making this time of life one of the most enjoyable and relaxing. Our services are comprehensive and aimed at meeting the care needs of the whole person. Compassionate, high quality care is provided by our Case Management Team: Registered Nurses (R.N.), Licensed Vocational Nurses (L.V.N), Social Worker, Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA), Home Health Aides, Live-In Caregivers and CaregiversTo learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"It was a very nice place. It was very clean, very friendly, and had lots of activities. They were excellent. I didn't see any that I thought were not good, all seemed really good. The staff members were very good. The rooms were very nice, newly painted, and everything was great. The outdoor was beautiful. I talked to some people that were staying there and they enjoyed and liked it."

"We chose Splendor Valley for my mother. They'll do anything she wants to do. They take really good care of her. I've gone to see her several times, and I've been very happy with it. This is a small house with, I think, 6 people. And they have caretakers and the owners, Mark and Marissa, live on-site. So, there's always a lot of people around. They get her dressed and she goes and sits in the family room combination kitchen. She always gets to watch people, which is what she likes. Other people have families come and go, and she just gets to see everything. They get her up, they help her shower and get dressed. They give her her meals and her medication. They do everything for her. The place is very, very nice. They have a gazebo where she can go outside. And if she has guests, you can sit outside with her. I looked at a lot of places, and this is by far the nicest. She just has a small room. It does have a door that she can open out to the gazebo, which is very nice. She has her La-Z-Boy chair and her hospital bed. She has her large TV, but she likes to go watch TV out in the family room. There's another lady that sits out there and watches TV with her."

"Westmont of Carmel Valley is a place that I would want to retire to. It is beautiful. It looks very open. It had a lot of beautiful outdoor space. I wanted to sit down and go knit with some of the women who were there. The different places to eat at looked lovely and open. It's a beautiful place where you could just retire and spend your days. It feels more kind of a resort. I liked their bar/bistro area where you could just sit for the day with a drink or a snack. It was big and bright. The downside was the price, because you have to pay for that beauty, and it's definitely on the high end, but if you had the money, that would be a wonderful place for you to go."

"I thought Redwood Terrace was amazing. I liked their core values, and I thought it was just great. They had something like cocktails and conversation and it was like they had some snacks, beverages, cocktails, and mocktails and whatnot. The coordinator was the one who assisted me with the tour. She was talking to so many people and she just took the time for everybody. She was pretty thorough and quick, but she took the time to show us an available unit. The apartments were like cute little bungalows, and that's what they called it. They had a courtyard and they offered haircuts and manicures once a month. Their core value was that when you buy into a bungalow or a unit, they had some kind of fund that if you outlived your money, you would not get kicked to the curb. I was amazed by that. It was reasonably priced, but then everybody would pay into that fund. They called it the Benevolent Fund. They had some hors d'oeuvres and cocktails when we were there, and my dad tried the cocktails."

"I toured Westmont of Escondido. They were pretty much all-inclusive as far as my needs were. I liked all their facilities. It was well taken care of. The man I spoke with mentioned that a lot of the staff have been there for a long time, and that's good, too."

"I toured. I liked the facility and the environment was very pleasant. I liked the staff. They are friendly. We met a lady who had lived there for ten years, and it's good to hear from the residents there. We got a really good tour and Shaun was really good. He was very helpful and answered a lot of questions. I like the amenities they offer. The environment looks clean and sociable. They have a salon, a game room, and an exercise room. They have a movie theater room and a lounge where the residents can listen to music. They have a baby grand. They have an area where you can have coffee and a cafe. I didn't see a courtyard, but in the front of the facility there is a covered patio and I'm sure they come out there. They have quite a few outings planned within the month. It's a nice place. It is small and limited in terms of respite care. They do not offer a trial. My mother could have stayed there for maybe a weekend to see how it feels and how she likes it, but they don't have that set up."

"I toured Lantern Crest Senior Living. They seem to know the residents, and they have a lot of different activities. Their fee is inclusive. The staff seemed to be attentive to the residents. It's a beautiful campus, but it's big. It might have been overwhelming to my dad, although I liked the place a lot."

"I toured Las Villas Del Norte's assisted living, and I thought it was a nice facility. We went out to a huge courtyard, which had two gazebos and a swimming pool. I was kind of drawn back that they had a pool. The place is a little larger, probably the largest of the three facilities I looked at. For the activities, they had a weekly schedule that they posted on the patient's door. The place is kind of big for my brother in a wheelchair, but they said they have people who will help him get around. The person who gave the tour kind of just kick backs, no sales pressure, and was extremely personable. I showed up an hour early because they were done with another tour, and it was only 0.2 miles. He said he was finishing up on the phone call, and then they took me early so I could get the tour done and get back home, so I thought that was nice. I checked the dining area, but it was after mealtime, so I didn't have a chance to eat. They said we could come and sample their food, though. We just have to make another appointment to do that. The room was one of the nicest layouts because it had an apartment-sized refrigerator underneath the counter, and then it had a sink next to it, so there was enough room to put a microwave or a toaster oven. Out of the three places I visited, this one had the nicest layout. The facility was extremely clean. It had what looked like new vinyl flooring, so it didn't have any carpet or anything. They had everything. They even had a chapel that did Catholic and non-denominational services. You could sit in there, and there was an electric organ. It looked like a nice amenity that I didn't see at the other places I looked at. The other places had services, but they were usually in the dining room area."

"We toured Gardens at Escondido. It's a wonderful place. I would highly recommend it. I like it a lot. It's like a well kept cul-de-sac place. The hallway was like a hotel, the hallways, the library, and all these different places that people could go in, and the people there were just very friendly. They enjoy being there. The staff was very wonderful and all the staff that we talked to went out of their way to be friendly, asked if we needed anything if we had any questions, and showed us several different areas like a one-bedroom or even a two-bedroom unit, that kind of thing. It was just impressive. The memory care, they took us through there. It's really nice to have an outdoor place that's safe for them to go out even though it's on the third floor. They have trees and stuff like that where people could go out and enjoy being outdoors but being safe outdoors, which I liked. The freshly baked cookies were good. We enjoyed those."

Summer Place RCFE is a trusted provider of assisted living services serving El Cajon CA, and the surrounding areas, specializing in senior care services. We offer professional and reliable in-home elderly care to those who need assistance with daily living while also encouraging independence. Our assisted living care is tailored to each unique condition, and we always strive to go above and beyond what is expected of us to ensure that your loved ones are cared for, safe, and secure. Some of our services include: Residential Care Dementia Care Alzheimer's Care Respite Care And More! Our mission at Summer Place is to provide an exceptional assisted living lifestyle while holding the core values of promoting independence, preserving dignity, and enhancing the quality of life. We strive to deliver one-on-one care to our patients, and we never cut corners. Our friendly and compassionate caregivers will take care of elderly assistance, and we will assist with other activities, including bathing, meal preparation, housekeeping, and various other household duties. You can rest assured that we will provide great attention and care. For further information about our services, contact us at Summer Place RCFE today! To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search