Salida Woods by New Perspective is a senior living community that offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care all on one campus, and families seem to find it a good place with a community score of 7.7 from both residents and their loved ones. The building's two stories hold spacious rooms and common areas where people can gather, play chess, socialize, or relax with a book, and there's a fitness room if someone likes exercise as well as a library for those who love to read. The staff helps with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and making sure people get their medicine when they should, and there are round-the-clock nurses on-site or on-call, so folks always have help nearby if they need it, which can bring peace of mind. Salida Woods has a special memory care program for people with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, where residents get therapeutic activities and support for behaviors that can be challenging, and there's a strong focus on keeping everyone safe and comfortable.
Meals come from the culinary team, fresh and made-from-scratch, and there's always breakfast, lunch, and dinner with some fancier options like loaded omelets and brioche French toast. There are also group activities every day like card games, gardening, happy hours, movie nights, singing, or art classes, and you'll see outings to local parks and events with provided transportation so getting out is easier. There's a lovely landscaped garden patio and outdoor courtyard for enjoying nice days, plus people can bring their pets, since pets are considered part of the family here. Housekeeping and laundry are included to keep things tidy, so residents can spend more time with friends or doing what they enjoy. Salida Woods has a devotional program with services offsite, a beauty and barber shop, and on-site therapy or health care through Curana Health, all meant to help support a happy, dignified life where each person can stay as independent as possible. The atmosphere is warm and community-focused, where everyone's encouraged to join in, form friendships, and feel at home, and when health needs change, there's skilled care on-site and different living options so folks don't have to move far.
