Arbor Cove

Arbor Cove sits on Cervantes Lane in Mission Viejo, California, offering assisted living and memory care in a small and homelike setting with only six residents, which means people get more personal attention in a calm place where support and comfort matter. This residential care home has staff and caregivers around the clock to help with dressing, bathing, medications, mealtime, and getting around, and they've also got on-site nurses, a falls management program, and visiting medical professionals who check on folks and keep an eye on chronic issues or higher medical needs, and families looking for memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's will find specific programs for that as well as Parkinson's care. People living here can choose between private rooms, semi-private rooms, one-bedroom, shared apartments, or small studios, and the rooms come fully furnished; daily life feels organized and familiar with scheduled fitness classes, community-sponsored events, and regular activities like movie nights, gardening, and walking the trails outside. Meals get planned with different dietary needs in mind, including diabetes, and there are laundry and housekeeping services, plus a hair salon, chapel, theatrical room, private dining area, pharmacy, massage therapy, cable TV, WiFi, and a laundry list of the kinds of things that help make things feel safe and comfortable day to day. Arbor Cove coordinates doctor visits and transportation to appointments when needed, and residents get support with transfers and health management so they can keep their independence and dignity as they age. There's a contact form, map, and profile page online where you can look up how the property fits into overall care needs, including board and care options, respite care for short stays, and home health or hospice resources, and people can chat with staff, watch educational videos, read articles about caregiving or dementia, and see what others think through posted reviews. The staff support families from move-in and help keep residents' lives connected with daily routines, community events, and medical coordination, all under a California Residential Care Facility Elderly license in a neighborhood-based home focused on personalized and respectful care for seniors.