Courtyard Terrace sits in the Arden-Arcade area and offers a calm, secure place for seniors who need assisted living or memory care, and it's operated by CiminoCare, which is known for having staff who've worked there for many years-some over 18-and who meet strict state guidelines for senior care. The facility holds a California state license, number 347001078, and has 40 licensed beds for residents, who can choose between private studios or semi-private rooms-prices are about $4,095 for a private room and $3,095 for shared-and the place charges a $500 community fee and $900 for those who need higher care, with other fees based on the level of care each person needs. People at Courtyard Terrace get help with daily living like dressing, bathing, and medication management, and the community provides 24-hour supervision, a call system for help anytime, and a secured property with bracelets and alarms, which especially helps people with memory problems who might wander, and the memory care section sits in its own separate building, designed for those with Alzheimer's and other dementias, so they can have support and activities that fit their needs both inside the community and on trips out.
Staff at Courtyard Terrace know how to help with all kinds of care needs-they can assist with one-person or two-person transfers and use mechanical lifts if somebody needs it, and they look after people who have diabetes, offering insulin injections and blood sugar checks, though they can't do sliding scale insulin, and while they accept residents who manage their own incontinence, they can't handle more complex cases. The facility supports residents with major behavior issues and those needing various levels of care, including long-term, respite, or hospice care, letting people stay as their care needs change, which helps families worry less. The community dining room serves three meals a day, and whether someone wants to join movie night, take part in resident-led activities, or spend time in the garden or library, there are things to do both indoors and out. Residents can also use walking paths or join activities aimed to keep their minds and bodies active-these are suited for people at any stage of memory loss. Courtyard Terrace has transportation services, parking, weekly housekeeping, maintenance, and all utilities paid except for phone service, seeking to make things as easy as possible for those living there. Staff speak several languages-including Spanish, Russian, and Filipino-which helps people feel understood, and the community always tries to make things accessible for folks who might have hearing, vision, or mobility challenges. The facility gets steady ratings from families and review services, with a 4.0 rating based on public reviews and a 9.9 from Seniorly, and it runs with the goal of being dependable and safe for seniors, offering peace of mind for families who need help caring for a loved one who's living with age, disability, or dementia.
