Bonita Villa Senior Living sits in a quiet, scenic part of Chula Vista, surrounded by trails and golf courses, so folks get a peaceful spot with easy ways to get to beaches, shopping places, and medical care, and you'll notice it's a three-story Mediterranean-style place with studio and one-bedroom apartments, some with kitchenettes, patios, or balconies, and there's a landscaped courtyard with a pond and waterfall, plus walking paths and a garden where residents can spend time outside when they want some fresh air. The community serves older adults who want independent living, full assisted living, or memory care, even offering short-term respite care and hospice options, while keeping the buildings secure with round-the-clock awake staff, locked entries for safety, and technology like alarm bracelets that help keep folks with memory loss from wandering off.
For people needing help, staff give support with daily tasks like dressing, bathing, or taking medicines, and there are nurses, caregivers, doctors, therapists, and dentists who come over or stay available on call, and the staff can help manage medications with reminders and checks. The memory care part has its own building with a secure design, handled by trained caregivers who try to keep life enriched for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, and the activity director sets up daily programs, stretching or yoga, games, group outings, intergenerational events, art classes, cooking demonstrations, live music, gardening, trivia, karaoke, and more, and they welcome everyone to join, even if someone needs extra support or risks wandering.
When it comes to food, Bonita Villa Senior Living serves meals in an elegant restaurant-style room, cooked by a professional chef, with menus made for special diets like low-salt, low-sugar, or vegetarian choices; there's also the option for room service and private dining rooms for family or guests. There's a fireside lounge with live piano, a movie theater, a library, billiards, a fitness center, and even a barber shop and salon onsite, and pets can live here too, as long as the resident can look after them or the staff can help out. Room choices include studio, one-bedroom, and some shared spaces, and the average price for memory care sits around $3,195, which might change depending on what's needed.
Residents get help with transport for errands, appointments, and outings, and for those who drive, there's parking available. Spiritual needs get met through devotional services offered both in and outside the community, and there are many social programs meant to make everyone feel included, respected, and treated with dignity, no matter how much care they need, with a focus on independence when possible. The licensed capacity is 145 people, and the community accepts folks using the Assisted Living Waiver Program and those who receive services from the San Diego Regional Center, and there's support for those with major behavior or elopement risks too. The staff stays on duty around the clock, and there's always someone watching and ready to help, so everyone stays safe and comfortable, whether they're living independently, need daily support, or are living with memory loss.
