Cedars @ Paradise Village

Cedars @ Paradise Village sits in National City, California, and it's been licensed since October 30, 2009, with room for up to 150 residents, and it welcomes people through the San Diego Regional Center and accepts SSI residents too, which can matter to folks who need those options; now, you find several kinds of care here, like independent living for people who want to stay active with outings and events, assisted living for those who need help with things like getting dressed or taking medication, and specialized memory care at Parkview Memory Care for folks with dementia, Alzheimer's, or other memory problems, and they offer post-acute care for people after a hospital stay, which means extra help if you've had a planned or even an unplanned medical event. Meals come prepared with organic ingredients, which not every place does, and the staff handles housekeeping, laundry, and cleaning, so you don't have to worry about those chores, and you get private or shared rooms, each furnished with its own bathroom and kitchenette, plus air conditioning, cable TV, phone, and internet, which can make life more comfortable. They've got caregiving staff and licensed nurses on-site both day and night, plus a 24-hour call system, so there's always someone around if anything happens, and if you need help with daily things like bathing or reminders for your medicine, the trained staff can assist with that too, and for people needing more specific support, they have Non-Ambulatory Care, Diabetic Care, and Incontinence Care services available. The community provides transportation to medical appointments and helps arrange rides, and there's always a range of activities planned, both at their place and out in the city, meant to keep folks social, active, and feeling connected, and you'll find common areas inside where people can gather or relax, and even the basics like parking are covered. Cedars @ Paradise Village isn't part of the Choose Well Volunteer group, but it does have a long-standing license and a mix of staff to support different needs, and with onsite air conditioning and wheelchair accessibility, it's built to be comfortable for many types of residents.