Today’s senior communities, like those recommended here, offer an active, social setting with a variety of resources for aging well.
Acacia Creek
At Acacia Creek, we enjoy a different kind of retirement: We are a vibrant retirement community of active seniors who believe the best way to age is in graceful surroundings with neighbors who embrace each new day and opportunity. From resident-led wellness programs by healthy seniors to joint staff and resident activities, Acacia Creek’s culture is grounded in a truly exceptional sense of community. Through our successful aging focus and world-class services, you can enjoy friendship and personal fulfillment; vitality and liveliness; security and peace of mind. Acacia Creek offers independent living at its finest – and it’s located on the beautiful Union City Masonic Homes campus, with Siminoff Daylight Lodge steps away.
Atria Senior Living
Atria Senior Living is a leading operator of independent living, supportive living, assisted living and memory care communities in 190 locations in 28 states and seven Canadian provinces. We are the residence of choice for more than 21,000 seniors and the workplace of choice for more than 14,600 employees. Atria creates vibrant communities where older adults can thrive and participate, know that their contributions are valued, and enjoy access to opportunities and support that help them keep making a difference in our world. Atria operates 37 communities throughout California, from San Diego to Paradise, in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Holiday Living
As one of the largest senior living providers in the United States, Holiday by Atria offers older adults award-winning accommodations and friendly service. We believe that after a life of hard work, people should have the time and space to chat with friends over coffee, learn how to paint, or stop and watch the sunset — all as part of a safe, hassle-free lifestyle.
Here, every day’s a holiday, and for nearly 30,000 residents across 220+ communities, it’s home. Holiday serves 17 communities throughout California, from Redding to San Diego. Learn more at HolidaySeniorLiving.com
Eskaton
Founded in 1968, Eskaton is the largest nonprofit community-based organization serving older adults in the greater Sacramento area. Dedicated teams provide services and support for nearly 12,000 individuals annually who live in Eskaton communities or participate in a comprehensive Home Support Network. Eskaton’s difference lies in its broad array of choices and affordable options to engage and support people living in their own homes, as well as those who choose to live in an Eskaton community. Eskaton’s diverse spectrum of services include: affordable housing, independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home health, non medical home care, and adult day health care services. They also offer life-enriching programs, innovative health and well initiatives, professional staff training and development, and generous philanthropy throughout all lines of support.
Silverado
Combining compassion and clinical excellence, Silverado focuses on improving quality of life for home care clients, memory care community residents, and hospice patients, as well as their loved ones and families. Silverado was founded more than 20 years ago with the intent of enriching lives and redefining how those living with memory impairments are cared for. Operating more than 30 locations in eight states, Silverado Memory Care Communities offer a range of innovative features such as:
- Nexus at Silverado: A pioneering research-based program designed to help residents with early memory loss build and maintain cognitive ability, the goal being to slow the progression of dementia
- Dementia certification program to ensure associates are trained to address the unique needs of those living with memory impairments
- Pets in-residence, gardens, and walking paths – stimulating, secure leisure-time activities
- Part-time flexible and overnight respite care to help home caregivers avoid burnout (available on a location-by-location basis)
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