Cambridge Court Assisted Living sits in a quiet neighborhood in Fullerton, California, not far from shops, parks, restaurants, and doctors, and the place is known for its Spanish-style building with cozy spaces, and you'll see rooms like studios, semi-private, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, some with kitchenettes and all with private bathrooms and either a patio, balcony, or access to the central courtyard, and meals get served in a spacious dining room with an extra private room residents can use for family events. The community supplies housekeeping, laundry, and meals, and residents can bring some pets. Staff is around 24 hours a day for emergencies, and they help with dressing, bathing, toileting, and moving between bed and wheelchairs, but Cambridge Court expects people who need incontinence or diabetic care to manage most things themselves. The building's got common areas like a library, lounges, a beauty shop where the stylist Clementine works, activity rooms, and indoor and outdoor garden spots, plus WiFi, cable TV, and washer-dryers on site. Meals include vegetarian options and people can have their laundry and dry cleaning handled for them. They offer transportation, sometimes complimentary, and guest parking is available, so friends and relatives can visit easily.
They run different activities, so residents can join in crafts, games, social get-togethers, light exercise, music, and outings, with things like bingo, chair volleyball, puzzles, karaoke, blackjack, and even dancing. They have religious services, wellness programs, and educational events, though no one is forced to join in. For care, Cambridge Court covers independent living, assisted living, respite stays, and specialized Alzheimer's or dementia support, with plans made to fit each resident's needs, and they've got a nurse, medication support, podiatry, wound care, and occupational therapy among other services. There are safety features throughout, including handrails and sprinklers, and kitchens or kitchenettes in apartments, and the staff can help residents transfer safely, such as from beds to wheelchairs. They arrange move-in policies, waiting lists, and planning for when it's time for someone to leave, and folks often meet with their team for a tour or guidance choosing what care level is best. The place tries to keep things comfortable and homey, with big, bright spaces and private spots for reading or quiet conversation. Cambridge Court accepts private pay, veteran's benefits, and many insurance types, but charges a community fee, buy-in fee, respite fee, and extra fees for added care if needed. The facility is licensed by the State and has 67 studio apartments in various layouts, plus several room types for different needs.
