St. Paul's Plaza is a new building with nice apartments for assisted living. I wasn't so impressed with their memory care, but their model was well-done in terms of trying to keep those who are in memory care involved in their communities. They had little sections where they watched TV together and community meals. The food was good quality, nutritious, and was varied enough so they catered to a bunch of different tastes. Whether you like spicy or not spicy, you could choose from their menu and have what you would like. The staff is very engaged and solicitous. They have a library, exercise room, exercise saltwater pool, activities every day, music that comes in, and a lot of entertainment.
St. Paul's Plaza
Offers Assisted Living and Independent Living
9 Reviews
1420 East Palomar Street, Chula Vista, CA 91913
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(619) 591-0600
Reviews of St. Paul's Plaza
Assisted Living Reviews for St. Paul's Plaza
July 17, 2017
I visited this facility
January 11, 2017
I visited this facility
I like St. Paul; it’s absolutely gorgeous. It has the saltwater pool, but it was just too much for my parents. I liked their staff, but it was more like a business, and since it’s fairly new there weren’t a lot of patients; it looked empty. The grounds were gorgeous, and it was cheaper for its price.
Independent Living Reviews for St. Paul's Plaza
December 26, 2017
I visited this facility
St. Paul's Plaza is fairly new and very nice. They had two dining rooms that offered two meals a day, and washer and dryer in the apartment. They had a bar, weight rooms, swimming pool, and you could have a pet. I saw a nice, clean one-bedroom with views over San Diego. It's independent and costs around $2,800, but you can get more care for a maximum of $8,000 a month. We had lunch there, and it was very good. We met one girl who showed us around and was very nice and polite.
December 04, 2016
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
The rooms at St. Paul's Plaza provide very nice lighting. The staff is wonderful, and there are 4 nurses on staff which means there is at least one nurse on staff all the time, and that's a big deal because my mother requires insulin injections. It has a library, a nice little outdoor area, an entertainment area, and a pool. There is a separate place which is sort of a multi-function because they do musical things there and some types of exercises, and this is in the dementia care.
November 21, 2016
I am/was a resident of this facility
My husband had respite care at St Paul's a couple of weeks ago. We ate there, and it was more of a gourmet food. The rooms were perfect -- like in a time share; they had a nice bed with nice quilts, a sitting chair, and another chair. The bathrooms were beautiful. The doors were wide, you could get in and out with nothing blocking you, and the doors to the restroom were oversized. The restrooms were very large, and they have a double size showers with benches. It was not expensive for a memory care. They have 24-hour food, they have about 3 nurses overnight, and they have a lot of assistants. They have activities from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm. They have the rooms set up so that no matter what you end up in the same place all the time.
July 27, 2016
I visited this facility
St. Paul's Plaza was too expensive but a lovely place that was very plush and nice. The rooms and apartments were very nice. You could get a one-bedroom apartment with a handicap accessible bathroom, so it's very nice. They bring people in to do activities. The dining area was lovely to look at and very comfortable. Hopefully, they can get their pricing down to where more people can afford it.
July 07, 2016
I visited this facility
St. Paul's Plaza was very nice and almost brand new. They offered all kinds of activities and had a saltwater pool. One thing I liked about them was, they said that if you have family in the area, they could stay there while you were there.
May 10, 2016
I visited this facility
St. Pauls was nice; it just seemed very quiet. It didn’t seem like there was much going on. It didn’t seem as active or as fun to be there in the sense of having a lot of socialization. But it was clean, new, and nice.
November 30, 2015
I visited this facility
My mom liked St. Paul's Plaza because it's brand new, everybody is really friendly, everything looked real nice, and it's not any more expensive than the others. There weren't a lot of people filling the halls looking ill, and that had to do with the fact that it was new. There weren't a lot of people sitting around in wheelchairs looking miserable. The common dining room hasn't really been used much yet.
Costs for St. Paul's Plaza
Services and Amenities of St. Paul's Plaza
Costs
- Rent Plus Care Fees
- Entry Fee
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Studio Apartments
Features
- Party Space
- Features Extra: Pub, Pool, Fitness Center, Library, Outdoor Terrace W/ View
Financial guidance
- Va Benefits Consultation
- Financing Advice
General
- Pets: Small Pets Allowed
Licenses
- State Licenses: 374603643
About St. Paul's Plaza
Services offered at St. Paul’s Plaza cater to a new generation of seniors with a concept built around community and family inclusion. We recognize that many families want to spend time with grandparents, but having them come to your home is not always ideal, especially when medical issues become more complex. At St. Paul’s Plaza we provide the best services and amenities so it’s just like the days when you visited grandma’s house with lots of fun and engaging activities for everyone to enjoy, the only difference is that you get to do it at a beautiful retirement community.
What Makes Us Special
The Plaza o?ers features your entire family will enjoy like community kitchens and living spaces to host celebrations; outdoor areas with a community BBQ and an activity center for kids; even a pub so Dad can have his buddies over to watch the game! With
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