I moved my mom into the memory-care neighborhood and feel relieved - the place is immaculate and recently remodeled, with tasty meals, nonstop activities, and a warm, dog-friendly Berkeley vibe. The nursing and caregiving team (RN onsite, MD on call) are expert, compassionate, and proactive with updates and FaceTimes; staff know residents by name and truly engage them, so I'm grateful and would recommend this community.
Loved one of resident
Jul 2026
Pricing
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Amenities
Healthcare services
24-hour nursing
Activities of daily living assistance
Administer insulin injections
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Coordination with health care providers
Diabetes care
Hospice waiver
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Healthcare staffing
12-16 hour nursing
24-hour call system
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Restaurant-style dining
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Air-conditioning
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Kitchenettes
Private bathrooms
Spa
Telephone
Wifi
Memory care community services
Care with behavioral issues
Dementia waiver
Mild cognitive impairment
Parkinson's care
Specialized memory care programming
Transportation
Community operated transportation
Located close to restaurants
Transportation arrangement
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
Transportation to doctors appointments
Common areas
Beauty salon
Cafe
Computer center
Dining room
Family private dining rooms
Fitness room
Gaming room
Garden
Outdoor patio
Outdoor space
Pet friendly
Small library
Wellness center
Community services
Concierge services
Fitness programs
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Planned day trips
Resident-run activities
Scheduled daily activities
Reviews
4.77·(71)
Overall rating
5
4
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Care
4.8
Staff
4.9
Meals
4.6
Amenities
3.9
Value
3.9
Pros
Compassionate, dementia-trained care team
High staff-to-resident engagement
Personalized onboarding and care planning
Consistent staff continuity and name recognition
RN onsite with MD on call
Proactive family communication with frequent updates
Immaculate, recently remodeled interior
Secure, memory-care–focused environment
Well-appointed private rooms and suites
Good daily menu with rotating meal options
Three-meal service and open seating dining
Robust social and cognitive programming
Plentiful daily engagement and outings
Pet-friendly policies (cats and dogs welcome)
Supportive leadership and accessible administrative staff
Cons
High monthly fees and additional nursing/service charges
Small studio-focused unit mix with limited larger apartments
Boutique/older building footprint despite recent renovations
Summary of reviews
Silverado Berkeley presents as a memory-care–focused community with consistently strong endorsements for clinical and day-to-day caregiving. Reviewers emphasize a compassionate, dementia-trained staff supported by onsite nursing and physician backup; families commonly describe personalized onboarding, frequent updates (including photos and video), and staff who know residents by name. Several accounts highlight measurable clinical benefits such as improved medication oversight and symptom resolution, and many note that family caregiving burden was reduced after the move.
Staff quality and culture are prominent strengths. Caregivers and leadership are described as proactive, communicative, and attentive, with an emphasis on dignified treatment and close collaboration with families. The community is repeatedly characterized as having high staff-to-resident engagement, continuity of caregivers, and administrative staff who assist with logistics like insurance paperwork and care coordination. Pet-friendly policies and anecdotal mentions of staff accompanying residents on walks or engaging them in activities reinforce the patient-centered orientation.
Dining and programming receive frequent praise. The facility offers three daily meals with rotating menu options and open seating; reviewers report nutritious, varied food and praise for the dining experience. Activity programming is broad and active—social and cognitive activities, outings (including symphony trips), clubs (science club, builders group), Red Hat/Nexus-style programming, and opportunities to walk dogs or participate in off-site events. Many families and residents report improved mood, increased engagement, and an overall uplift in quality of life after moving in.
Physical plant and amenities are described in mixed but generally positive terms. Multiple reviewers call the facility immaculate and recently remodeled, with bright, well-appointed rooms and well-maintained common areas. At the same time, the community has a boutique, ground-floor layout and an older building footprint that translates into relatively small studio units for many residents; some units reportedly do not have private bathrooms. Outdoor and courtyard space is described as limited.
Cost and care-scope clarity are the main operational caveats. The community is commonly viewed as high cost, with base monthly fees plus additional charges for certain nursing services or medication supervision. Reviewers express mixed impressions of value—some consider the price appropriate given the level of care, while others find room sizes and amenity constraints make the cost less favorable. A few comments also point to uncertainty about formal chronic-disease management (for example, diabetes protocols), suggesting families should ask for specifics on clinical care pathways during tours.
Overall, Silverado Berkeley is consistently highlighted for strong memory-care expertise, empathetic and communicative staff, robust activity programming, and a clean, secure environment. Prospective families should weigh those strengths against smaller unit sizes, limited outdoor space, and the community’s pricing structure; clarifying scope-of-care details (chronic-condition management, private-bathroom availability, and all-inclusive versus à la carte service charges) during the decision process is advisable.
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Location
Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community is located at 2235 Sacramento St, Berkeley, CA, 94702.
About Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community
Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community focuses on helping people with dementia and other memory problems and the place is split into three neighborhoods called Nexus for folks in the early stages, Enrichment for those moving between early and late stages, and Sensory for people who need more help especially if talking has gotten hard, and every area matches where someone is with their memory changes, so residents get what they need. There's the Nexus brain health program, which puts a big effort into keeping people's minds active with activities, special classes, and chances to connect with loved ones, plus there's a team led by an RN Director who knows how to help with all kinds of memory issues like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and Lewy Body dementia. The two-story building doesn't feel closed off because it's got gardens, open courtyards, and safe outdoor spots where people can get some air and look at the plants. You can pick private rooms or share if that's what suits, and families with kids find it welcoming since everyone's encouraged to visit, even bringing the grandchildren or the family pet if you want since the place is pet-friendly and there are also community pets to help cheer people up.
The place is licensed (state license 19200709) and has all-inclusive rent, which may make it easier for families to know what to expect, and every floorplan tries to fit different needs, whether that's more privacy or more shared support. There are dedicated spaces like dining rooms, sitting rooms, and gardens, plus other perks such as good Wi-Fi, parking, and transportation, and all the spaces are set up to reduce confusion and wandering to help keep residents safe and calm. The engagement programs are always happening since staff work to make sure everyone gets to do something interesting, whether it's part of the specialized Sensory Programs, the curated activities or just daily routines, and people working there really try to be helpful and gentle since memory care is all they do and they've been trained for it.
Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community offers a secure and supportive setting for anyone living with Alzheimer's or dementia who wants some independence but needs steady help, and care plans are changed as people's situations change. Residents get assistance with daily things like dressing, eating, and bathing, and families can get advice and support when it's time to decide what care is best. There are services including nursing care, assisted living, independent living, and respite care for short-term stays, and there's a way to take a virtual tour before moving in, which helps people see what goes on each day. The goal there's really to give comfort and good clinical care without pushing anybody to do too much, so people can feel at home as they go through whatever changes come with memory loss.
People often ask...
Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $10,290 per month.
Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community offers assisted living and memory care.
There are 13 photos of Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community on Mirador.
The full address for this community is 2235 Sacramento St, Berkeley, CA 94702.
No, Silverado Berkeley Memory Care Community does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In California, the Department of Social Services' Community Care Licensing Division licenses residential care facilities for the elderly, conducting inspections and investigating complaints.
License number
019200938
Status
Licensed
Facility type
Residential Care Elderly
Capacity
90 residents
Licensee
SILVERADO BERKELEY LLC; SILVERADO SR LVNG MGMT INC
Observed that an incident involving a resident occurred on 4/18/26 and was reported within seven days; an on-site evaluation found no serious injury. No deficiencies were cited.
04 May 2026Complaint
04 May 2026Complaint
Investigated the complaint and found no violations.
21 Apr 2026Inspection
21 Apr 2026Inspection
Identified multiple safety and maintenance deficiencies, including unlocked sharps and medications, moldy food, a broken drawer, a hole in the wall, nonfunctional vents, a blocked side exit, and lack of CPR certification for all staff.
Type A87309(a)
Type A87465(h)(2)
Type B87303(a)
Type B87307(d)(6)
Type B1569.618(c)(3)
Type B87555(b)(8)
07 Apr 2026Inspection
07 Apr 2026Inspection
Investigated a complaint alleging that an incident report for hospitalization was not submitted to the licensing agency within seven days.
Type B87211(a)(1)
16 Oct 2025Inspection
16 Oct 2025Inspection
Investigated a self-reported incident involving a resident; reviewed the care plan, physician's report, and staff training records.
09 Sept 2025Complaint
09 Sept 2025Complaint
Investigated an allegation that staff did not provide adequate supervision, resulting in a sexual assault. Evidence collected did not establish that a sexual assault occurred.
21 Mar 2025Inspection
21 Mar 2025Inspection
Identified a gastrointestinal illness concern affecting residents.
21 Mar 2025Inspection
21 Mar 2025Inspection
Observed hot water at 110.4°F in the shared restroom. Medications were locked in a cart, detectors operated, the fire extinguisher was last serviced on 05/14/2024, and residents were in individual rooms with adequate lighting; no deficiencies were cited.
05 Mar 2025Inspection
05 Mar 2025Inspection
Investigated two incidents in which staff allegedly touched residents. Two staff were suspended while the investigation continued.
05 Mar 2025Inspection
05 Mar 2025Inspection
Observed adequate safety measures and general compliance; no deficiencies cited.
08 Oct 2024Inspection
08 Oct 2024Inspection
Found that five of ten reports were late and did not meet the seven-day reporting requirement.
19 Apr 2024Inspection
19 Apr 2024Inspection
Identified missing current annual medical assessments for residents with dementia and missing current first aid training for staff.
Type B87705(c)(5)
Type B87411(c)(1)
17 Apr 2024Complaint
17 Apr 2024Complaint
Identified that a resident with dementia wandered off without staff knowledge and was returned without injury. Also noted that personal information about the resident was disclosed during a meeting.
Type B1569.312(a)
Type B87468.2(a)(2)
08 Mar 2024Inspection
08 Mar 2024Inspection
Observed that a resident eloped from the south side exit at 7:17 PM on 02/24/24 and was later found and returned to safety.
Type B87705
Type B87208
21 Aug 2023Complaint
21 Aug 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint alleging the oxygen canister was not full, the resident's doctor's orders were not implemented, and new prescription medications were not administered timely.
21 Aug 2023Complaint
21 Aug 2023Complaint
Investigated the allegation that information about a resident's move wasn't provided to the family. The investigation found insufficient evidence to prove the allegation.
01 May 2023Inspection
01 May 2023Inspection
Observed a safe, well-maintained environment with active monitoring and safety measures. No deficiencies were cited.
23 Mar 2023Inspection
23 Mar 2023Inspection
Investigated an allegation of a resident pushing another and found the incident report was not timely submitted to licensing within seven days.
Type B87211(a)(D)
23 Mar 2023Complaint
23 Mar 2023Complaint
Investigated a complaint that a resident with dementia pushed another resident; the allegation was unsubstantiated.
19 Jan 2023Complaint
19 Jan 2023Complaint
Found no evidence supporting the allegation that CDC infection-control guidelines were violated or that staffing was inadequate. Records and interviews showed adherence to infection-control measures and adequate PPE, with contracted services supplementing staffing as needed.
19 Jan 2023Inspection
19 Jan 2023Inspection
Investigated the 12/24/2020 complaint and delivered findings.
30 Sept 2022Complaint
30 Sept 2022Complaint
Investigated a resident injury and lack of supervision; found no preponderance of evidence to prove the alleged violations occurred.
30 Sept 2022Inspection
30 Sept 2022Inspection
Identified that a resident eloped, wandering two blocks to a synagogue after the alarm system was disarmed, with staff miscommunication and a new employee contributing.
30 Sept 2022Inspection
30 Sept 2022Inspection
Observed infection control practices at entry with a screening station, signage, hand hygiene supplies, and PPE; hot water at 114.5 F and adequate food inventory were noted, and several administrative forms were identified for updating.
28 Dec 2021Inspection
28 Dec 2021Inspection
Investigated incident reports involving three residents and confirmed actions to protect residents; requested a corrected incident report.
18 Nov 2021Complaint
18 Nov 2021Complaint
Investigated two specific allegations: inadequate care and supervision leading to a pressure sore, and delayed notification of a change in condition. Found that neither allegation was established; notes showed the resident’s movement was limited by COVID isolation and staff performed frequent checks, with notifications to the doctor and the reporting party on 01/22/2021 and again on 01/25/2021.
18 Nov 2021Complaint
18 Nov 2021Complaint
Investigated records and interviews found the allegation of inadequate staffing UNSUBSTANTIATED. Identified evidence showed residents could communicate with family through Zoom, FaceTime, personal devices, and the center's phone, and that monthly Resident Council meetings were not held with other channels used for concerns; these two other allegations were UNSUBSTANTIATED.
27 Oct 2021Complaint
27 Oct 2021Complaint
Identified that residents' authorized representatives were not informed in a timely manner about changes in residents' condition.
Type B87468.1(a)(8)
27 Oct 2021Complaint
27 Oct 2021Complaint
Found that the allegation that the resident's self-injury caused the injury did not meet the required standard of proof, and the resident was found sitting on the bed, not on the floor.
21 Oct 2021Inspection
21 Oct 2021Inspection
Observed proper infection control measures, including screening, PPE use, hand hygiene, and posted signage; no deficiencies cited.
01 Apr 2021Inspection
01 Apr 2021Inspection
Found during a remote pre-licensing visit that 61 residents were housed, with furnished rooms, safe bathrooms, proper lighting, and detectors in place. Comp III was waived, hot water should be kept at 105–120 degrees Fahrenheit, food supplies were adequate, and final CAB approval was pending.
05 May 2020Inspection
05 May 2020Inspection
Reviewed incident report of resident admitted to the emergency room for severe foot pain. Documents requested for submission. No deficiencies identified.
30 Dec 2019Inspection
30 Dec 2019Inspection
Confirmed un-witnessed fall incident resulting in resident injury, with facility taking appropriate actions post-incident.
22 Nov 2019Complaint
22 Nov 2019Complaint
Investigated an allegation regarding phone usage, found no evidence to support claims as unfounded based on observations and interviews conducted with the resident and staff.
04 Nov 2019Complaint
04 Nov 2019Complaint
Investigated a complaint about a resident allegedly being evicted due to behavior and medical issues. Found that the resident was not evicted; rather, they moved to a facility capable of providing a higher level of care.
04 Oct 2019Complaint
04 Oct 2019Complaint
Found allegations of staff and resident being stuck in elevator during power outage, lack of operational backup generator, staff not properly trained for emergencies, and falsification of participation in drills.
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