Memory Care Communities in Belmont, CA

"I am contented here in Carlton Plaza. I like the kindliness of the staff and the way they work so efficiently. I like the food very much and for the most part, they offer you an alternative. We have activities like outings and regular trips to San Francisco, Monterey and all over. We have parties and movies regularly. They keep everybody busy. They are very good and I would recommend them to others. "

"It is on our short list. They're building it, and when we looked at it we were wearing hardhats to look at the rooms. The rooms looked nice. They were new, they looked surprisingly big, the facility itself is large, the outdoor space is very large, and there's a pool and a hot tub. They have a gym, a salon, and a golf simulator room. I didn't meet any of the staff there, just marketing people. The rooms were top of the line, and I thought they were very pretty. The dining area and activity room is ready. They're not scheduled to open 'til the end November."

Welcome to Ivy Park at Los Gatos, a premier senior living community nestled in a convenient suburban setting. Located near Highways 101 and 12, residents enjoy easy access to the city and surrounding areas. The community is close to major healthcare providers, including Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center, Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital, and Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. Daily conveniences are easily within reach, with charming retail shopping at Coffey & Piner and Coddingtown Shopping District. Residents enjoy nearby parks and trails, including Pioneer Park, Northwest Community Park, and Coffey Park. Designed around a landscaped central courtyard with walking paths and green spaces, Ivy Park at Piner blends comfort, accessibility, and a welcoming, suburban lifestyle for seniors. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"Belmont Village Los Gatos was absolutely incredible. The lady who gave us the tour was absolutely excellent. She went out of her way to answer questions. They were incredibly friendly. It was very clean. We were there when they were having lunch, and it didn't feel like it was a nursing home. It didn't smell. It seemed busy and friendly. People were treated with dignity. The staff members were wonderful. They showed examples of what they were serving for the day, and it was like you're in a five-star restaurant. The ambience was great. It didn't feel like a home. The lobby was nice, and it was coming up to Christmas, so they were putting up decorations. It felt like you're going into a hotel. There were lots of areas where people could sit and have privacy with their families. There was coffee and little snacks that anybody could go and get. They called them 'neighborhoods,' and we looked at a couple of the rooms, and they were so well laid out. The biggest disadvantage is the cost. Medicaid doesn't support any of these places, so when you run out of money and you sell your home, for ordinary people like my husband and me, we could never take advantage of a place like that. If you couldn't drive, there were ways to get there. They had bus service. They have activities and different clubs, too."

"My wife is at Palm Villas of Campbell. The staff in the memory care area is very good and very helpful. It's a very friendly spot. The atmosphere is good. They have a lot of help monitoring the residents. They have activities going on most of the time. They serve pretty good food, too. It's not a fancy place at all, but they cost less and they have an aviary, a large patio that's nice during the summer, and a large activity room that doubles as their dining area."

"I went to Ivy Park at San Jose. The staff was informative. The rooms were rather small for the studios. Other than that, it was nice, but I probably would not pick it even if it was closer. I wasn't too happy with the fact that the staff when I mentioned that my brother-in-law had Alzheimer's, right away, she wanted to put him in the memory care and I said he doesn't need memory care yet. We had a little discussion about that and she said he would have to have a doctor's permission because he might go out and wander. My brother-in-law doesn't do that, so she kind of set me off on the wrong foot. Other than that, it's a nice facility. It's just not something that I would pick even if it was closer."

"Regency of Evergreen Valley was excellent. They had everything: a beautiful dining room, great staff, and memory games for people with dementia. They had excursions and shopping. They would take residents to doctor's appointments. There were regular celebrations and activities every month. The facility was beautiful. The staff was very professional and friendly. "

Valora at Campbell is located at 2375 S. Bascom Avenue in Campbell, CA 95008, offering assisted living, memory care, and independent living services designed to support a range of resident needs. While specific community size and floor‑plan details weren't conclusive from publicly available sources, Valora presents a thoughtfully scaled environment focused on individualized care and resident comfort. With a blend of warmth and daily conveniences, Valora offers an array of supportive offerings. Residents enjoy the convenience of an on‑site chef along with a café that even features ice cream service, fostering a vibrant and social dining atmosphere. Housekeeping and linen laundry services are available, along with clothing laundry support, guest and resident parking, resident transportation, and a beauty/barber shop. Outdoor enjoyment is encouraged through garden and patio spaces. Enrichment programming includes music, games, book clubs, yoga, gardening, arts and crafts, and off‑site excursions—all aimed at promoting connection and engagement. What truly distinguishes Valora is its attentive and professional staff, offering personalized, compassionate care in a secure setting. Special diet accommodations—such as diabetic, vegetarian, or kosher options—are available, and guests are welcome to mealtime visits. The location provides easy access to Downtown Campbell's light rail station and a lively neighborhood with shopping, dining, parks, and community events nearby, making it easy to stay engaged beyond the property. While more layout specifics were elusive, Valora at Campbell clearly emphasizes a homelike atmosphere, safety, dignity, and enriching community life. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"I think the landscaping at Atria Willow Glen is very nice. It appears to have a friendly atmosphere with a very good crew. I have been visiting friends here, and they are happy. One of them is already deceased, and the other one is still there and she loves it. The food was good. "

"Oakmont of Silver Creek is the Ritz Carlton of residential living homes. I went to both assisted living and the memory care. My aunt doesn't quite qualify for assisted living. She qualifies more for the memory care. It was beautiful. It was like going to a five-star hotel. They had snacks, treats, and drinks for any guest coming. I saw the meals being prepared, and they looked very good. They had a workout area, a hair salon, a library, a game room, and a theater. It was fancy."

"All About Seniors is an actual home setting, so it's very homey, comfortable, and has a relaxed feel. The staff also lives there so they take care of the place very well, it's very clean. The food is excellent, and because there's only six residents, the ratio is 3:6, so it's a good level of care. They still have the usual activities. People come in and play music, there are arts and crafts, and so on. It's a lot less expensive than other facilities, but provides much better care."

"The Watermark at San Jose has been open for several months now. We've met some of the staff but not enough to evaluate them. We've met the chef and the manager and it's all positive. It's very nice and it is a little less expensive than the other place. We had lunch and we were unimpressed. I wouldn't give the lunch any more than a three. The presentation was not very good. The plating was less than what you would expect in a nice restaurant."

"Oakmont of San Jose was very nice. Actually it was the nicest place, and I like it the most. I liked the common areas a lot. The apartments were a bit on the smaller side and dark, but the common areas were very nice. Everybody was very nice; they had a good staff. The nicer apartments were very expensive, and the affordable ones were dark and small. "

"My dad stayed at Sonnet Hill Senior Living. They assisted him with his medications. They coordinated with Kaiser to get him his own wheelchair and provided meals, they have activities there, but he didn't participate in those. They're doing his laundry and apartment cleaning. He got everything he needed, and he enjoyed the staff. They had a good variety of food."