Ivy Park at Sabre Springs sits in a quiet San Diego neighborhood and offers licensed senior living with care for up to 100 residents, and they've been licensed since March 15, 2024, so they're still fairly new, and you'll find live-in staff and licensed nurses on site day and night if someone needs help or care at any hour, and there's housekeeping staff too, which really helps keep things tidy every day. This place can serve seniors who get SSI and also those connected with the San Diego Regional Center, which means it's open to a wide group of folks.
Residents can pick from different local floor plans-units with names like Freesia, Wisteria, Magnolia, Dahlia, Juniper, Aster, Olive, and Marigold-so there's a choice between private studios, companion studios, open one-bedroom units, even two-bedroom units, and those who need it can get specific care thanks to assisted living, memory care, and even nursing home services. Specialized memory care, called Evergreen at Ivy, takes care of seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, and the EverYou program tries to keep those living with memory loss active and connected to daily life.
You get a pretty nice mix of common spaces, with reading rooms, lounge areas, outdoor patios, entertainment rooms, bar areas, a bistro with snacks and drinks out all day, and even a memory care dining room if someone needs extra support at mealtimes, while The Vine at Ivy Restaurant serves regular, nutritious meals. There's a library on site and Wi-Fi, and the whole place allows pets and is handicap accessible, which must make it easier for some to enjoy daily life.
The staff say they partner with residents to give care "with them" instead of just "for them," which means they aim at being supportive without taking over anyone's choices, and they have both independent and assisted living for folks at any phase of retirement, making it possible for someone to stay if their needs change. Ivy Park at Sabre Springs focuses on helping folks be independent but provides help with things like bathing, dressing, and medicine management when needed, and there's a bunch of social and wellness activities to keep people active, engaged, and feeling part of a community. Oakmont Management Group runs the place, and they're known in the industry, and the central idea seems to be a social, welcoming environment that lets seniors enjoy their lives and make connections, rather than feeling isolated.
