Oakmont of San Jose

Oakmont of San Jose sits in the Fruitdale neighborhood and opened its doors in 2015, offering a variety of care and living options for seniors, so you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care all on one campus. The building has studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments, and there are floorplans named Walnut, Alder, Manzanita, and Oak, with special setups for those needing memory care. The community has executive kitchens, living rooms, private dining areas, and spacious apartments with attention to detail and comfort, and you'll see beautiful views and lush grounds when you look outside the windows. Services cover personal care, wellness, a full-time nurse on staff 24/7, and support for daily living activities, while therapies are in place to help residents with dementia or Alzheimer's keep safe and calm. The dining room and private dining spaces offer an upscale atmosphere, and there's a menu from trained culinary staff who can make award-winning cuisine, including seasonal hors d'oeuvres and signature cocktails, because the focus is really on a comfortable and pleasant dining experience for everybody who lives here. The Traditions Wing cares for those with late-stage Alzheimer's, while the Memory Care unit is managed by staff like Sherry, making sure there's support for residents and their families. Residents can use the salon, wellness center, and community areas for socializing or joining activities, plus there's a gallery of floor plans, photos, and even videos for families to learn more before visiting. The community is somewhat walkable, with a walk score of 53 and a transit score of 44, so there're some options for going out, and nearby you'll find schools like Lynhaven Elementary and Del Mar High. Oakmont of San Jose runs as a continuing care retirement community, meaning as someone's needs change, support adjusts too, and safety is always a priority with features built to keep residents comfortable and secure. The property has caregiver support, resources for residents and families, and a focus on wellness and social connection, so friends and neighbors can find activities, arts, and dining together without needing to leave the campus. Oakmont's programs and spaces are named and tailored to help people live as independently as they can, and the support team works with each resident to figure out what's best for them at every stage, whether they're active seniors, need nursing help, or living with memory loss.