Las Villas Del Norte sits at 1325 Las Villas Way over in Escondido, California, and has been in operation since May 2020 under license number 374604294, serving up to 198 residents with different levels of care. The place accepts residents who qualify for SSI and Financial Assistance, and it's got a licensed nurse on staff, which gives some peace of mind about health concerns. Folks living here might enjoy having a range of services all in one place, since the community offers independent living, assisted living, memory care for adults with dementia, skilled nursing for people needing more medical help, and respite care options for shorter stays. Active Adult/55+ and Continuing Care Retirement Communities are among the unique names used for their care levels, showing they cover just about every stage of senior living and can support clients of the San Diego Regional Center.
There's a lot to see inside and outside, as the campus has a library, a dining hall with meals prepared by a new chef, a garden, and a courtyard; the front building view and entrance make for a welcoming spot, and the courtyard area gives residents places to get outside or socialize. Apartments come in different floor plans, such as studios, one bedrooms, private suites, and deluxe suites, and independent living apartments are noted to be large and nicely updated. The management team, led by Jolene Farish, keeps the small-town, friendly feel, trying to make the community secure and familiar, with privacy and safety measures in place throughout the site.
Las Villas Del Norte gets a 3.7 rating from 49 reviews, so experiences seem to vary but folks mention caring staff and a focus on comfort as residents age. The community is managed by Integral Senior Living Management, LLC, and has close ties to healthcare providers, along with an on-site health care center and mobile doctor services, plus daily support for activities like bathing, medication, and personal care for those who need extra help. There's Vibrant Life programming, Elevate Dining, and events designed to keep life interesting and suit different interests, and the social and activity programs are open to resident requests, with family support and education part of their resources. The place tries to provide a safe, clean, and welcoming environment with easy access to help as residents' needs change, offering options to move between care types as needed and covering all the basic comforts seniors often look for in a community as they get older.