The Forum At Rancho San Antonio Health Center sits on a large 52-acre campus near the Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve, so you'll see some pretty views and have access to hiking trails, a bocce court, pools, a hot tub, a woodworking shop, and even a community dog park where folks and their pets can go for some fresh air, and the place has both apartment homes and villas with different floor plans, giving people various options depending on how much space or independence they want, and there's plenty of amenities, like a country store, an art studio, a library, a game room, a fitness center, and a cocktail lounge, and residents can enjoy salon services, a dedicated movie theater, and a dining room that's got chef-prepared meals with menu options for allergies or diabetes, with professional staff guided by a dietician to plan meals, and everyone has access to Wi-Fi and cable TV.
The staff at The Forum include a Director of Sales & Marketing, a Director of Food & Beverage, a licensed nurse on site, and an Executive Director who helps lead a team that focuses on creating a workplace people like and improving how happy residents and families are, and they try to keep up a vibrant culture with plenty of activities, outings, social events, music, movie nights, trivia, art classes, and resident-run programs, and they schedule daily activities to help people stay connected and keep their minds active, and there are wellness programs based around eight areas of wellness, spa services, fitness programs, and outdoor programs, with move-in coordination and housekeeping and maintenance included, plus help with laundry and concierge services such as arranging shopping trips or entertainment.
The Forum At Rancho San Antonio Health Center offers a Life Plan Community in what some call a resort-style setting, and provides independent living, assisted living, rehabilitation, skilled nursing care, and memory care-including a separate memory care unit called Daffodil Ridge that's got specialized programs and technology for people who need extra help, and they take care of both long-term residents and people who need short-term rehab after a hospital stay, with skilled nursing for folks coming back from illness or surgery, plus non-ambulatory care, 24-hour supervision, on-call systems, and help with everyday tasks like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine.
The place accepts Medicaid and Medicare and is a member of the LCS Senior Living portfolio, and there's transportation services to help residents get to medical appointments or go shopping, and they've got a special call system so someone can get help day or night if needed, and rooms are comfortable, with private bathrooms, furnished spaces, kitchenettes, air conditioning, and views of the grounds-The Forum's been making upgrades, especially in assisted living, and it's even pet-friendly so people don't have to leave their animals behind.
The Health Care Center has won awards, like the Caring.com Super Star Honoree award several years in a row, and was ranked in the top 100% of extended care hospitals, and they've got ratings for nurse and doctor communications, cleanliness, quietness, and staff responsiveness, and there are medical safeguards in place and ratings available for infections after surgery, accidental cuts, urinary tract issues, and other hospital-related risks, and the staff have special experience in senior healthcare and behavioral health.
The Forum lets people book appointments by phone and aims to support independence and dignity, with community-sponsored activities, walking paths, daily schedules, outings, and even a separate dedicated wellness room, plus access to rehabilitation and therapy services on-site.
