Westmont of Carmel Valley

Westmont of Carmel Valley offers several living choices, including active adult, independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement communities, so residents can choose a care level that fits their needs, and the place is licensed for up to 138 people, having been inspected and licensed in late 2023 and most recently checked on in May 2025, which means there's a certain amount of oversight and regular reviews by authorities. The main building has two stories with 101 assisted living units and 17 memory care units, plus there are five single-story duplex casitas each with two bedrooms, so residents have a few options for private space, though the details about room sizes and costs aren't given. The grounds and buildings are put together with attention to calm, health, and daily comfort, with outdoor spaces like a dining patio, scenic overlooks, walking paths that tie into offsite trails, a community garden, and an outdoor pool that folks can use for lap swimming or water aerobics. Inside, residents can use dining areas set up for both casual bistro meals and formal restaurant dining, activity rooms, a theater/chapel, a fitness room, and a salon, which give people choices for staying busy and social. There's an active calendar of events, with programs that help residents connect with others and stay engaged physically, mentally, and emotionally, whether it's enjoying entertainment in the theater or joining in group activities. The staff provides skilled nursing and trained aide support as needed, including on-site therapy and personal help with daily activities for those who want it, while independent living folks can keep their freedom and just take part in what interests them. Assisted living gives a hand with everyday chores, memory care focuses on helping folks with Alzheimer's or other dementia, and skilled care serves people who need more involved nursing. The community welcomes pets and offers all its spaces, inside and out, with accessibility in mind. Meals are planned and prepared by chefs using quality ingredients, and the staff aims to show kindness and be helpful throughout the day. The facility serves residents who use Supplemental Security Income and those referred by the San Diego Regional Center. Regular licensing checks happen twice a year, and the community has a Choose Well Score to help compare facilities. Westmont of Carmel Valley encourages people to keep their passions, enjoy freedom, and build connections, all while offering care that matches each resident's needs on a campus where people can stay as their health changes.