Carmel Village Retirement Community

Offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care

19 Reviews

2017

17077 San Mateo

Fountain Valley

92708

Carmel Village Retirement Community

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4.3 19

Ruby 2021-01-26 I moved into Carmel Village Retirement Community just before Thanksgiving. They help me out with showers. They bring my meals to my room because I don't feel like I can make it to the dining room. They're very good. My room is very nice. They have a printed menu, then they have another menu that's just in the dining room, but they don't tell you about that. I just accidentally saw it. The staff is very good, very friendly, very cooperative, and very efficient. I chose it because it's closest to my children. The grounds are very well kept, very nice, and very attractive, and the courtyards are spacious. Due to this virus thing, I can't say much about the socializing because we haven't had much of a chance to do it, but they offer the activities. I'm a real picky eater, but I think the food in itself is good. It's very convenient, and it's worth the price. You get what you pay for. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 4 1

Penny 2020-03-17 I went to Carmel Village retirement Community, and I think we're moving my father there. It's very friendly, the rooms were nice, they had beautiful grounds, the activities were amazing, it was affordable. My dad was interested in the card games, the church activities, sports, happy hour, and socials. We've seen different homes, and they were the best. I met the sales team, they were really no pressure, very friendly, and the medical staff was very nice. They helped make lunch for us, and it was fantastic, just like in a restaurant. I visited this facility

5 5 1

ReviewerJan29 2020-02-06 Carmel Village Retirement Community is my top choice. It's a pretty nice spot. The rooms were typical, nice, clean, and fairly decent. The staff member showed me around and explained things well. I saw a studio and the one-bedroom apartments. It's a very clean facility. I visited this facility

5 5 1

OTGirl 2018-12-18 Money before Humanity. My mother lived in Assisted Living for 20 days. During that time, we found her soaked in urine and barely clothed at 1pm on a Sunday afternoon, her meds on the floor several times, and she fell twice. We increased her level of care to the maximum level, but it was determined by the Facility that the Assisted Living was not appropriate, so we were asked to bring her home or put her in their Memory Care Unit. We desperately wanted her in the Memory Care and asked (pretty much begged) if we could instead of bringing her home. We were told by the Director that since we did not have Power of Attorney (POA) invoked, that we could not make that decision for my mother. Before leaving, the staff instructed a family member to sign "exit forms." My sister, who signed these forms, was in tears and distraught because my mother was very upset and we were worried about being able to care for her at home (she also did not have POA). The Facility is now saying that we owe the next month's rent because one of those forms was a "30-Day Notice." We feel that they took advantage of a family who was feeling very sad and distraught in order to turn this move-out into "our choice." Believe me, if we had POA, we would have stayed. Getting POA is a long process and actually took two months. Carmel Village has now sent my 84-old mother with Ahlzeimer's Disease to collections. This situation is so disheartening. They have now offered to have us pay half of the month's rent after she moved out, but it just seems so wrong and dishonest. I would definitely recommend a faith-based facility who is founded on integrity and humanity rather than one who resorts to sending an 84-year-old woman with Ahlzeimer's Disease to collections. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

francesca038225 2017-05-31 Carmel Village Retirement Community was really nice, very decent, and very dignified. The staff was very good, and we were very happy. I spoke with a few residents, and they have been very happy there. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Don315881 2017-03-30 The Carmel Village was wonderful. The experience was great, but they only have one-rooms that were not big enough for us. The young man who came in and brought us to lunch was extremely informative; we could not have asked for anybody nicer. He was well informed about the facilities and was able to answer every one of our questions. However, most of the living areas downstairs or in the lobby seemed to have people who were in wheelchairs. There wasn't a place to sit and enjoy ourselves. People in walkers and wheelchairs were kind of sleeping and lazing around. They had beautiful gardens. It was fine, but their accommodation needed to be improved. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Sandra822110 2017-02-01 Carmel Village was primarily for assisted living. It was small, friendly, and the food looked excellent. The rooms were a bit small. The tour person was very friendly, helpful, and called me several times. The activities looked fine, they had a library, and a physical therapist who visited and worked with the residents. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Bonnie265401 2016-06-30 I really like Carmel Village Retirement Community because it was a lot bigger than where Mom is now. The rooms and the dining area were fine. I don't have any problems with Carmel Village. They had an activities director and all kinds of arts and crafts. The staff was very helpful. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Ed883360 2016-06-21 My in-laws will be moving to Carmel Village tomorrow. From what I have seen, it was really nice, clean, and will work out nicely for them. Everybody was friendly. It was bright, airy, and very nice. I saw their calendar of activities, but I did not know if it would fit in with my relatives’ lifestyle. However, they had a lot to keep them active, if they wanted to pursue it. They had bingo, shuffleboard, and video games, like video bowling. They had live entertainments on Fridays. My in-laws were very satisfied with the meal that they had in there. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Pam123374350 2016-05-10 Carmel Village Retirement Community was clean, had friendly administrators and nice rooms. They had a great dining room and a salon. They had movie nights, game nights, clubs, music and entertainment during the day. There's just full of stuff going on. The food looked yummy and smelled good but I never personally tasted it. They had a chef there. They have regular menu so I don't think they get to choose from a lot. They have nice table settings with flowers on the tables, and the waitresses bring them their food. It's a privately funded place so they don't take Medicaid or Medicare. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Caring VisitorMSSKR 2016-05-10 Carmel Village was beautiful. I’m sure it was the most expensive one, but it was so nicely appointed. The dining room and furniture looked really nice, and it was definitely updated it very recently. The staff was very nice and helpful, and you could tell that they took pride in the place. They had a library, a computer area, and a little gym. It was definitely the nicest one I've seen. It looked like they paid a lot of attention to detail in making it seem homey in an elegant way. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Janetta, RNFTCAN 2016-05-10 Carmel Village is only three minutes away, but they really couldn’t take care of my father-in-law's needs, so that kind of axed it out of the running right there. I would have him there because it’s three minutes away, so I can literally walk over and get him. And I loved Mary Rose; she was fabulous. She knew what she was doing, was very kind, gave us a lot of good advice, and helped us with what to look for; she was great. They have this great first floor patio that I absolutely adored, and it would have been perfect. The rooms and apartments were fabulous. If the person wasn’t as mobile, they could better help out. But it had a great feel to it. It was a very safe and kind environment. If they were going to do anything, they could just freshen up their common areas. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Paula121745850 2016-03-18 Carmel Village was a very beautiful, little center. The lady who helped me was wonderful. She answered all of my questions, happily provided any information that I wanted, and took me on a tour that included seeing the different floor plans. The community was very nice and had lots of amenities and activities. It was something I would really consider for my parents. They ran errands for the residents on different days, had outings, and went to movies. The menu was pretty expensive, but they offered very nice entrées every evening and had lots of options, which I thought was really good. I would recommend them. It was a really nice community and the people that I talked with were very nice. Everything that they offered was nice. However, the rooms were small. I visited this facility

5 4 1

James120036050 2016-02-09 Carmel Village Retirement Community was a smaller facility. The amenities were nice, and had a homey feel. The grounds were well-kept, and moderate in size. The rooms were a little bit smaller. It's a newer facility, and the property that they had it built on was less. The dining room was set up nicely, but their hours were more restrictive in regards to eating. They had specific menus and times for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The social recreations were adequate. They appeared to have experienced staff that were social with the occupants. They're very unique in their own way even though it's smaller. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Caring112945250 2015-09-30 Carmel Village is a combination assisted-living and there’s a part that’s called managed care in it for Alzheimer's. My friend didn’t care for the managed care side of the facility; she thought that it was very confining. The place was OK. They invited us to have lunch there. The dining room was very nice and the food was very good. The staff was very accommodating. I was watching some of the residents there. They were doing some kind of activity. They were all lined up along the sidewalk and looking at the wall. I think they had different things like bingo. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Fiona2 2015-09-15 Carmel Village was the facility I liked the best. It was very well maintained. The staff was very nice. The food was excellent. It had a good location. The grounds were very nice and very well maintained with flowers and walking paths. The units were pretty small, which was a little bit of a drawback. I visited this facility

5 5 1

nohlranch 2012-11-20 They have five different floorplans available. My friend picked the plan that has one bedroom and one living room and has a total of 550 square feet. This is enough space for him to feel comfortable, as he has the privacy of his own room. It also allows him to entertain guests such as myself in the living room. The place is fully furnished. There's a lot to do around the community. There's a library, so it's good to read or play board games at one of the tables. There's a courtyard space with lots of lush vegetation, so it's comfortable to take a walk and enjoy an evening stroll with pleasant conversation. There's an arts and crafts room if he feels creative and wants to make something with other people. There is also transportation to take residents to local areas such as the mile square park or the beach. There is never a lack of things to do here. The care here is great. They have a 24-hour staff that is attentive to details. Packages include grooming, medication regulation, personal laundry, grooming, and others. There's a spectrum of how invasive you want the staff to be, and they're happy to accommodate. Overall, it seems like my friend is happy. I visited this facility

5 4 1

patty reese 2008-12-23 Carmel Village is the best place! My Mother has lived here for more than eight years and she is very happy. The staff members are just great, and my whole family enjoys our visits to Carmel Village. We looked at alot of places before we made this choice, and we are so pleased that we choose Carmel. My loved one stayed here

5 5 1

Floyd 2019-08-05 I chose Carmel Village because it seemed like a place that would be a good fit for my friend. It's a well kept community, it has a memory care unit, and the place is very clean. The people that I saw there seemed really satisfied. They had a recreational activity going on for a group from the memory care unit when we visited. The room that she has is nice. It's sort of divided, but it's just one room. It's nice for her to be able to have someone to communicate with, rather than just being in a room by herself. I think she'll be happier in that environment. The dining area looked very nice, attractive, and very clean. I only spoke with the receptionist there, the marketing director, and one other administrative person, but I found them all to be knowledgeable and cooperative. They answered the questions I had and took the time to show me the community. Some of the people in the memory care unit were engaged in a craft activity, and they seemed to be interacting and enjoying themselves. I visited this facility

5 4 1

17077 San Mateo, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

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Assisted Living Reviews for Carmel Village Retirement Community

January 26, 2021

By Ruby

I am/was a resident of this facility

I moved into Carmel Village Retirement Community just before Thanksgiving. They help me out with showers. They bring my meals to my room because I don't feel like I can make it to the dining room. They're very good. My room is very nice. They have a printed menu, then they have another menu that's just in the dining room, but they don't tell you about that. I just accidentally saw it. The staff is very good, very friendly, very cooperative, and very efficient. I chose it because it's closest to my children. The grounds are very well kept, very nice, and very attractive, and the courtyards are spacious. Due to this virus thing, I can't say much about the socializing because we haven't had much of a chance to do it, but they offer the activities. I'm a real picky eater, but I think the food in itself is good. It's very convenient, and it's worth the price. You get what you pay for.

March 17, 2020

By Penny

I visited this facility

I went to Carmel Village retirement Community, and I think we're moving my father there. It's very friendly, the rooms were nice, they had beautiful grounds, the activities were amazing, it was affordable. My dad was interested in the card games, the church activities, sports, happy hour, and socials. We've seen different homes, and they were the best. I met the sales team, they were really no pressure, very friendly, and the medical staff was very nice. They helped make lunch for us, and it was fantastic, just like in a restaurant.

February 06, 2020

By ReviewerJan29

I visited this facility

Carmel Village Retirement Community is my top choice. It's a pretty nice spot. The rooms were typical, nice, clean, and fairly decent. The staff member showed me around and explained things well. I saw a studio and the one-bedroom apartments. It's a very clean facility.

December 18, 2018

By OTGirl

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Money before Humanity. My mother lived in Assisted Living for 20 days. During that time, we found her soaked in urine and barely clothed at 1pm on a Sunday afternoon, her meds on the floor several times, and she fell twice. We increased her level of care to the maximum level, but it was determined by the Facility that the Assisted Living was not appropriate, so we were asked to bring her home or put her in their Memory Care Unit. We desperately wanted her in the Memory Care and asked (pretty much begged) if we could instead of bringing her home. We were told by the Director that since we did not have Power of Attorney (POA) invoked, that we could not make that decision for my mother. Before leaving, the staff instructed a family member to sign "exit forms." My sister, who signed these forms, was in tears and distraught because my mother was very upset and we were worried about being able to care for her at home (she also did not have POA). The Facility is now saying that we owe the next month's rent because one of those forms was a "30-Day Notice." We feel that they took advantage of a family who was feeling very sad and distraught in order to turn this move-out into "our choice." Believe me, if we had POA, we would have stayed. Getting POA is a long process and actually took two months. Carmel Village has now sent my 84-old mother with Ahlzeimer's Disease to collections. This situation is so disheartening. They have now offered to have us pay half of the month's rent after she moved out, but it just seems so wrong and dishonest. I would definitely recommend a faith-based facility who is founded on integrity and humanity rather than one who resorts to sending an 84-year-old woman with Ahlzeimer's Disease to collections.

May 31, 2017

By francesca038225

I visited this facility

Carmel Village Retirement Community was really nice, very decent, and very dignified. The staff was very good, and we were very happy. I spoke with a few residents, and they have been very happy there.

March 30, 2017

By Don315881

I visited this facility

The Carmel Village was wonderful. The experience was great, but they only have one-rooms that were not big enough for us. The young man who came in and brought us to lunch was extremely informative; we could not have asked for anybody nicer. He was well informed about the facilities and was able to answer every one of our questions. However, most of the living areas downstairs or in the lobby seemed to have people who were in wheelchairs. There wasn't a place to sit and enjoy ourselves. People in walkers and wheelchairs were kind of sleeping and lazing around. They had beautiful gardens. It was fine, but their accommodation needed to be improved.

February 01, 2017

By Sandra822110

I visited this facility

Carmel Village was primarily for assisted living. It was small, friendly, and the food looked excellent. The rooms were a bit small. The tour person was very friendly, helpful, and called me several times. The activities looked fine, they had a library, and a physical therapist who visited and worked with the residents.

June 30, 2016

By Bonnie265401

I visited this facility

I really like Carmel Village Retirement Community because it was a lot bigger than where Mom is now. The rooms and the dining area were fine. I don't have any problems with Carmel Village. They had an activities director and all kinds of arts and crafts. The staff was very helpful.

June 21, 2016

By Ed883360

I visited this facility

My in-laws will be moving to Carmel Village tomorrow. From what I have seen, it was really nice, clean, and will work out nicely for them. Everybody was friendly. It was bright, airy, and very nice. I saw their calendar of activities, but I did not know if it would fit in with my relatives’ lifestyle. However, they had a lot to keep them active, if they wanted to pursue it. They had bingo, shuffleboard, and video games, like video bowling. They had live entertainments on Fridays. My in-laws were very satisfied with the meal that they had in there.

May 10, 2016

By Pam123374350

I visited this facility

Carmel Village Retirement Community was clean, had friendly administrators and nice rooms. They had a great dining room and a salon. They had movie nights, game nights, clubs, music and entertainment during the day. There's just full of stuff going on. The food looked yummy and smelled good but I never personally tasted it. They had a chef there. They have regular menu so I don't think they get to choose from a lot. They have nice table settings with flowers on the tables, and the waitresses bring them their food. It's a privately funded place so they don't take Medicaid or Medicare.

May 10, 2016

By Caring VisitorMSSKR

I visited this facility

Carmel Village was beautiful. I’m sure it was the most expensive one, but it was so nicely appointed. The dining room and furniture looked really nice, and it was definitely updated it very recently. The staff was very nice and helpful, and you could tell that they took pride in the place. They had a library, a computer area, and a little gym. It was definitely the nicest one I've seen. It looked like they paid a lot of attention to detail in making it seem homey in an elegant way.

May 10, 2016

By Janetta, RNFTCAN

I visited this facility

Carmel Village is only three minutes away, but they really couldn’t take care of my father-in-law's needs, so that kind of axed it out of the running right there. I would have him there because it’s three minutes away, so I can literally walk over and get him. And I loved Mary Rose; she was fabulous. She knew what she was doing, was very kind, gave us a lot of good advice, and helped us with what to look for; she was great. They have this great first floor patio that I absolutely adored, and it would have been perfect. The rooms and apartments were fabulous. If the person wasn’t as mobile, they could better help out. But it had a great feel to it. It was a very safe and kind environment. If they were going to do anything, they could just freshen up their common areas.

March 18, 2016

By Paula121745850

I visited this facility

Carmel Village was a very beautiful, little center. The lady who helped me was wonderful. She answered all of my questions, happily provided any information that I wanted, and took me on a tour that included seeing the different floor plans. The community was very nice and had lots of amenities and activities. It was something I would really consider for my parents. They ran errands for the residents on different days, had outings, and went to movies. The menu was pretty expensive, but they offered very nice entrées every evening and had lots of options, which I thought was really good. I would recommend them. It was a really nice community and the people that I talked with were very nice. Everything that they offered was nice. However, the rooms were small.

February 09, 2016

By James120036050

I visited this facility

Carmel Village Retirement Community was a smaller facility. The amenities were nice, and had a homey feel. The grounds were well-kept, and moderate in size. The rooms were a little bit smaller. It's a newer facility, and the property that they had it built on was less. The dining room was set up nicely, but their hours were more restrictive in regards to eating. They had specific menus and times for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The social recreations were adequate. They appeared to have experienced staff that were social with the occupants. They're very unique in their own way even though it's smaller.

September 30, 2015

By Caring112945250

I visited this facility

Carmel Village is a combination assisted-living and there’s a part that’s called managed care in it for Alzheimer's. My friend didn’t care for the managed care side of the facility; she thought that it was very confining. The place was OK. They invited us to have lunch there. The dining room was very nice and the food was very good. The staff was very accommodating. I was watching some of the residents there. They were doing some kind of activity. They were all lined up along the sidewalk and looking at the wall. I think they had different things like bingo.

September 15, 2015

By Fiona2

I visited this facility

Carmel Village was the facility I liked the best. It was very well maintained. The staff was very nice. The food was excellent. It had a good location. The grounds were very nice and very well maintained with flowers and walking paths. The units were pretty small, which was a little bit of a drawback.

November 20, 2012

By nohlranch

I visited this facility

They have five different floorplans available. My friend picked the plan that has one bedroom and one living room and has a total of 550 square feet. This is enough space for him to feel comfortable, as he has the privacy of his own room. It also allows him to entertain guests such as myself in the living room. The place is fully furnished. There's a lot to do around the community. There's a library, so it's good to read or play board games at one of the tables. There's a courtyard space with lots of lush vegetation, so it's comfortable to take a walk and enjoy an evening stroll with pleasant conversation. There's an arts and crafts room if he feels creative and wants to make something with other people. There is also transportation to take residents to local areas such as the mile square park or the beach. There is never a lack of things to do here. The care here is great. They have a 24-hour staff that is attentive to details. Packages include grooming, medication regulation, personal laundry, grooming, and others. There's a spectrum of how invasive you want the staff to be, and they're happy to accommodate. Overall, it seems like my friend is happy.

December 23, 2008

By patty reese

My loved one stayed here

Carmel Village is the best place! My Mother has lived here for more than eight years and she is very happy. The staff members are just great, and my whole family enjoys our visits to Carmel Village. We looked at alot of places before we made this choice, and we are so pleased that we choose Carmel.

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Memory Care Reviews for Carmel Village Retirement Community

August 05, 2019

By Floyd

I visited this facility

I chose Carmel Village because it seemed like a place that would be a good fit for my friend. It's a well kept community, it has a memory care unit, and the place is very clean. The people that I saw there seemed really satisfied. They had a recreational activity going on for a group from the memory care unit when we visited. The room that she has is nice. It's sort of divided, but it's just one room. It's nice for her to be able to have someone to communicate with, rather than just being in a room by herself. I think she'll be happier in that environment. The dining area looked very nice, attractive, and very clean. I only spoke with the receptionist there, the marketing director, and one other administrative person, but I found them all to be knowledgeable and cooperative. They answered the questions I had and took the time to show me the community. Some of the people in the memory care unit were engaged in a craft activity, and they seemed to be interacting and enjoying themselves.

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What ongoing training does the staff receive in dementia care?

Monthly in-service

Describe the overall population of assisted living residents at Carmel Village Retirement Community. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

Active population with activities all day everyday!

What programs or activities does Carmel Village Retirement Community offer to enrich residents' well-being?

Full Activities program plus outings.

What places are near Carmel Village Retirement Community or within walking distance for assisted living residents to enjoy?

Adjacent to Mile Square Park

What transportation services does Carmel Village Retirement Community offer to assisted living residents?

7 days a week transportation

What makes the chef or dining program at Carmel Village Retirement Community exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?

Chef Patrick has been at Carmel Village for 15 years. Fine dining in a casual atmosphere.

What safety features or security measures does Carmel Village Retirement Community offer to assisted living residents?

Fully video monitored community

How does Carmel Village Retirement Community keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?

Nursing Staff calls families

What is the care staff-to-resident ratio at Carmel Village Retirement Community during daytime and nighttime hours?

12 to 1 & 14 to 1 for Assisted living.

If Carmel Village Retirement Community accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

We Love Pets!!!!

What ongoing senior care training does the staff receive?

Monthly in-service

Describe the overall population of independent living residents at Carmel Village Retirement Community. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

Active population with activities all day everyday!

What places are nearby for independent living residents to enjoy?

Adjacent to Mile Square Park

What are some recent off-site events that the community activity director at Carmel Village Retirement Community has organized?

Multiple outing through the month. Always changing.

What transportation services does Carmel Village Retirement Community offer to independent living residents?

7 days a week transportation

What makes the chef or dining program at Carmel Village Retirement Community exceptional? What kind of menu can independent living residents expect?

Chef Patrick has been at Carmel Village for 15 years. Fine dining in a casual atmosphere.

What common areas are available for independent living residents?

We sit on 5 acres with open courtyards and mature trees

What safety features or security measures does Carmel Village Retirement Community offer to independent living residents?

Fully video monitored community

If Carmel Village Retirement Community accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

We Love Pets!!!

Does Carmel Village Retirement Community work with an agency or registry to provide nursing and medical assistance as needed?

We have 4 full time Nurses

How many staffers are on duty in the daytime and overnight?

5 to1 and 7 to 1

What safety features or security measures does Carmel Village Retirement Community provide to protect residents who wander?

Memory Care is secured

What programs or activities does Carmel Village Retirement Community offer to keep residents engaged? How does the staff engage residents' long-term memories?

Ask about our Journey Program

Who assesses residents' health and cognitive functioning? How often is that assessment repeated?

Nurse assessment constantly

What techniques does Carmel Village Retirement Community use to support memory care residents during mealtimes?

Up to full feeding of Residents

How does Carmel Village Retirement Community keep residents' families informed about their loved ones' health?

Nursing Staff calls families

Describe the neighborhood around Carmel Village Retirement Community. Is it located in a residential neighborhood, a business district, a rural setting, or other type of locale?

Residential with easy access to the 405

Is Carmel Village Retirement Community affiliated with a hospital if more care is needed?

We are 1 mile from both Orange Coast & Fountain Valley Hospitals

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Services and Amenities of Carmel Village Retirement Community

Costs

All Inclusive Rent
Rent Plus Care Fees
Assisted Living Starting At: $3500/month
Independent Living Starting At: $3500/month
Memory Care Starting At: $5495/month

Room and housing options

1-bedroom apartments
Companion Suites: We Do Not Offer Companion Suites
Studio Apartments

Dining options

In Room Kitchenette
Dining Room Shared Meals

Features

Beauty Barber Shop
Computer Room
Resident Transportation

Cleaning services

Laundry For Linens
Housekeeping
Laundry For Clothing

Health services

Medication Management

Languages

English

General

Resident Capacity: 208
Minimum Age: 60
Pets: Yes

Types of care

Walking Wheelchair Assistance

Licenses

State Licenses: 306001861

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About Carmel Village Retirement Community

Carmel Village is a private residence designed to provide a comfortable and active lifestyle for seniors. Our commitment is to offer a lifestyle that provides a warm family atmosphere. When you visit us, you will surely notice our attractive and beautifully maintained grounds with gardens, mature trees, and walking trails. Most important is our commitment to care. We have a caring, professional staff who work as a team to provide the highest level of dedicated service to all of our residents. Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood, Carmel Village is the perfect location for Senior living in Fountain Valley or Huntington Beach. Carmel Village is close to major shopping centers, medical services and Orange County's great entertainment choices including beaches and Mile Square Park.

Look no further for Assisted Living in Fountain Valley or Huntington Beach. Carmel Village provides an exceptional level of quality senior living and care.

At Carmel Village we provide comfortable senior living with beautiful, spacious apartments, tranquil courtyards, walking grounds and a monthly schedule filled with great activities. Monthly rent includes housekeeping, utilities (except telephone), chef-prepared meals, and other fine amenities. If independent living is no longer an option, Carmel Village also offers assisted living and memory care.

The experienced assisted living staff of Carmel Village can assist as your living needs change and are here to help with activities of daily living. Our Assisted Living program offers options that enable you to go beyond just living life. Carmel Village helps amplify your life by providing you with unique activities every day.

Carmel Village is a highly regarded memory care provider in Fountain Valley, CA. Our Memory Care program is customized and designed to meet the unique needs of seniors who will benefit from memory care.

What Makes Us Special

We offer a full range of exceptional services and amenities; including: 3 delicious meals prepared by Chef Patrick, a spacious studio or selection of one-bedroom suites (with large walk-in closets), weekly housekeeping and linen service, paid utilities, activities, complimentary transportation services, including physician’s appointment’s and much more.

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