Livermore Valley Senior Living

    3356 East Avenue, Livermore, CA, 94550
    4.6 · 19 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Home-like community, attentive staff, recommended

    I'm very glad I chose this small, home-like community for my mom - the staff are caring, communicative, and monitor health/behavior closely, so she's comfortable and improving. The facility is very clean, the food is good with healthy portions, and there are pleasant outdoor spaces and activities; long-tenured caregivers and responsive management give me peace of mind. It's not fancy and some areas feel dated with limited common space, but the individualized, attentive care makes it highly recommended.

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    4.63 · 19 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      4.7
    • Staff

      4.8
    • Meals

      4.2
    • Amenities

      4.0
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • Caring, attentive and responsive staff
    • Clean, well-maintained facility with no odors
    • Personalized, individualized attention due to small community
    • Long-tenured caregivers and consistent staffing
    • Good food with healthy options and generous portions
    • Devoted cook appreciated by families
    • Active monitoring of health and behavioral changes
    • Clear, accurate and thorough staff communication
    • Respectful, dignified treatment of residents
    • Family-like atmosphere and comforting interactions
    • Attractive, well-maintained outdoor/backyard area
    • Strong infection-control practices
    • Provides peace of mind and good overall value
    • Happy residents and family recommendations
    • TLC and attention to detail from staff and management

    Cons

    • Older building with dated furniture and worn carpet
    • Dark interior and limited common/gathering space
    • Scheduling issues and limited caregiver availability at times
    • Concerns about suitability and quality of dementia care
    • Desire for more physical activity options
    • Safety concerns reported (unsafe exit handling/fire risk allegation)
    • Allegations of staff misconduct raised by at least one reviewer
    • Not a fancy or upscale facility (may not suit some preferences)
    • Small size can mean limited amenities/space for some residents

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive with repeated emphasis on high-quality, compassionate care delivered by a stable and caring staff. The most consistent praise relates to the people who work there: reviewers repeatedly describe staff as caring, attentive, patient and respectful, and they note long-tenured caregivers and professional, responsive management. Families highlight personalized attention and active monitoring of residents' health and behavioral changes, which many attribute to the facility's small, home-like community size. Several comments specifically mention that mothers and other loved ones are comfortable, happy, and treated with dignity, giving family members significant peace of mind.

    Cleanliness and a well-maintained environment are other prominent strengths. Multiple reviews call the community very clean with no odors, regular bathing, and attention to infection control. The outdoor space and backyard area receive frequent compliments as attractive and well-kept, contributing to a pleasant, home-like feel. While reviewers note the building is older, they commonly add that it is well maintained despite its age.

    Dining and nutrition are clear positives: reviewers consistently report good food, healthy options, generous portions, and appreciation for a devoted cook. Meals are often described as a highlight and part of what families cite when recommending the community. Communication from staff also stands out — several reviewers praise accurate, thorough, and timely updates that keep families informed and reassured.

    The facility's small size is framed mostly as an advantage because it enables individualized care and a family-like atmosphere. However, that same small scale contributes to the most commonly mentioned drawbacks. Some reviewers cite limited gathering space and a dark interior with old furniture and worn carpets, which make the environment feel dated to a few families. A small number of reviewers explicitly called the facility "not fancy," which may be a neutral observation for many but a negative for those seeking more modern amenities.

    There are important concerns to note even though they are less frequent. A few reviewers mentioned scheduling issues or limited caregiver availability at certain times, which can affect routine and activity scheduling. One reviewer expressed concern about dementia care suitability, suggesting that this community may not meet every dementia-related need or that families should assess fit carefully for residents with progressive cognitive decline. More serious but less common allegations include safety concerns around exit handling and a reported fire-hazard risk, as well as at least one mention of alleged staff misconduct. These serious claims are not repeated across reviews but should prompt prospective families to ask direct questions about safety protocols, incident history, staff training, and supervision when touring.

    Activities and engagement receive generally positive mentions (activities and caring interactions were listed positively), although a few reviewers would like to see more physical activity options. Management and leadership are described as responsive and professional by several families, and infection-control practices are highlighted as strong. Value is another recurring theme: many reviewers feel the community offers good value and would recommend it to others.

    In summary, Livermore Valley Senior Living is frequently praised for compassionate, individualized care delivered by long-standing, communicative staff in a clean, home-like setting with a well-maintained outdoor area and solid dining. Prospective residents and families should weigh the facility's warm, small-community strengths against the realities of an older building with limited common space and the potential for scheduling constraints. Because there are isolated but serious safety and misconduct allegations, families should conduct a thorough tour, ask about dementia-care capabilities, staffing levels, safety protocols, and incident reporting before making a decision. For those prioritizing attentive, family-style care and strong staff relationships over modern amenities, many reviewers indicate this community is an excellent fit.

    Location

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    About Livermore Valley Senior Living

    Livermore Valley Senior Living, state license #019200452 and #019200764, stands at 3356 East Avenue, Livermore, CA. The place looks and feels like a real home, with just 20 beds, so everything stays pretty quiet and personal. Staff work around the clock, with licensed nurses always present and a doctor ready to help, and some caregivers have been there a very long time which makes for friendly, familiar faces. The different parts of the community let folks live as independently as they can, whether that means living on their own, getting help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or managing medicine, or living in the memory care side for those dealing with Alzheimer's or dementia. The property feels warm, with private or semi-private suites, wall-to-wall carpet, private bathrooms, and each suite looking out to scenic grounds that give a peaceful view. People decorate their own space with things from home so it feels comfortable. There's a courtyard and broad gardens, even a shady spot outside, so everyone can find a quiet place to sit or walk around. The kitchen staff, including a cook who cares deeply about the people there, make family-style meals and healthy snacks, and they pay attention to special diets like low-salt or low-sugar if needed. The community also hosts special holiday events, faith services, and a full schedule of group activities or outings, including life-enrichment programs and lunch trips, so there's something to look forward to most days. Residents get weekly housekeeping and laundry, and rides for errands and doctor's visits. For those in memory care, there's extra safety, with secure buildings, technology like bracelets to help prevent wandering, and staff trained to handle difficult behaviors and medical issues like diabetes or needing a mobility lift. Podiatrists and nurses check in, and there's general counseling if someone needs to talk. Even during times when family can't come by, people use Skype to keep in touch. Live-in aides offer companionship for those who want it, outdoor patios are popular for getting fresh air, and sometimes there are even visits from therapy dogs. The whole place runs with a philosophy that every older adult brings valuable experience and knowledge, and they build support plans to match each person's needs, whether that's a lot of help or just a little. Residents can age in place as their needs change, and there's support for serious illness, including hospice care. With roots going back to the 1960s, and being locally owned, Livermore Valley Senior Living has been part of the community for many years, focusing less on doing anything flashy and more on doing the day-to-day things right.

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