Hopkins Manor Pacific sits on Hopkins Avenue in Redwood City, California, and offers 88 assisted living units for seniors who want help but still value their independence, and this place opened its doors back in 1954, so families have trusted them for a long time, and the facility has been operated by Hopkins Manor Pacific Corporation and guided by Ms. Rosalind Carella-Wyckoff as Vice President and Mr. Travis Wyckoff as President. The community provides a wide range of services, including assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, help for people with Parkinson's disease, and nursing support that runs 12-16 hours a day, backed up by 24-hour awake staff. Residents can pick between single studios, private suites, one-bedrooms, or semi-private options, all with air-conditioning, closets, ADA-compliant bathrooms, and kitchenettes, so nobody has to worry about maintenance or cleaning, since laundry, housekeeping, and linen services come included for everyone.
People staying at Hopkins Manor Pacific get medication management, health monitoring, regular doctor assessments, meals made with organic ingredients if wanted, and special diets as needed, and for folks that require more support, personalized care plans cover assistance with bathing, dressing, toileting, manual spoon feeding, and help with walking or getting around. The grounds feature gardens, walking trails, secured premises, and full safety features throughout, plus there's complimentary transportation for doctor visits and help arranging outside home health services if needed.
Activities play a big part in life here, because the staff offers fitness programs, group or individual activities, resident-run clubs, and social options like card and board games, movie nights, music programs, and chapel service. There's a snack shop, HD TVs, on-site barber and salon, spa and wellness room, a theater, and lively areas like a communal kitchen, game room, library, and fitness center, not to mention internet access and a computer lab for those who want to stay connected. Residents can eat in a private dining room and there are kitchenettes in the rooms, and parking is available for those who still drive. Safety comes first, so the premises stay secured around the clock, a 24-hour call system is in place, and bathroom reminders or falls management support are available.
Hopkins Manor Pacific has a verified community score of 8.4, employs about 34 people on staff, and is licensed for up to 88 beds by state and local authorities, but isn't certified by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and it serves long-term care needs for seniors and their families across San Mateo County. It works as a maintenance-free option where seniors can join at the care level they need and adjust as time goes on, with everything arranged to help everyone feel supported and safe.
