Park Vista Senior Living 1-3

Park Vista Senior Living 1-3 was a small residential care home for seniors in Thousand Oaks, California, located at 370 Arcturus Street, with a total of six beds, which means it offered a more personal setting where caregivers could help with everyday needs like bathing, dressing, medication, and meals, and folks living there could join in group activities, enjoy furnished rooms, take part in exercise programs, and get help with transportation to doctor appointments or errands when needed. The facility provided dementia care and hospice care, along with adult care home services, and had staff on-site around the clock, including nurses and aides trained to help with chronic illness, home health, non-ambulatory care, and disease-specific support, always offering things like light housekeeping, meal preparation, emergency alert systems, and supervision for safety. The community participated in VA Benefits or Aides & Attendance Programs, so veterans might have been able to get extra support through those options, and Park Vista Senior Living 1-3 was licensed in Ventura County from July 2016 but has now closed. Over its time in operation, it had nineteen visits from inspectors, including complaint visits, so it wasn't without oversight. It never got BBB accreditation, although it had an A+ rating, and it always remained small, with only six residents at any time, so people living there usually got attention suited to their unique needs in a quiet environment. Some of the other care options and nearby facilities run under the broader Park Vista and related names included places like Thousand Oaks Memory Care Community, Atria Hillcrest, and Navita Residence Young Ave, which offer a wider range of services like memory care, assisted living, skilled nursing, independent living, and even respite or home care, and some have videos you can watch online, but for Park Vista Senior Living 1-3, what stood out was that home-like feel, simple support for daily life, and a calm space for older adults needing extra help, though there's no extra info available now that it's closed.