Sea View Senior Living Community sits by the sea and feels calm, with rooms that look out over the ocean, the hills, or even Highway 101 if that's the direction you're in, and people say the surroundings help them relax, especially since there's a wild wetlands area out back with a raised deck where folks can get some fresh air or even walk their dogs in the pet area, if they've got one, and sit quietly with a book or just watch the birds. The community's bright and cheerful decor and the heated floors in the bathing rooms make things a little more comfortable, and there's TV and high-speed Wi-Fi in every room so residents can keep up with their shows or family if they want. People who live here might have their own private room or be in a shared room, and independent living suites come with full kitchens and extra bedrooms for the more active crowd who don't want to worry about lots of chores or upkeep.
Sea View's staff members, a lot of whom are led by physicians, know their way around all sorts of senior care needs and keep up 24/7 care in the main facility and the secured Memory Care unit, which is important for folks who need help with Alzheimer's, dementia, or memory loss, because those areas have trained caregivers, locked doors, and a safe outdoor space so there's less stress about wandering or confusion. The place supports independence where possible, and for people who need extra help, staff can handle day-to-day things like dressing, bathing, or medicine. There's respite care if someone only needs to stay for a bit-say, while their main caregiver takes a break or if there's been a recent illness-and the staff encourages family visits, with meeting spaces for caregivers.
For activities, there's a little of everything-arts and crafts, music, Bingo, social clubs, mini concerts, exercise programs, even ways to get out into the local community for special events or shuttle rides to visit Curry Health Network and other nearby hospitals or clinics, and the activity director makes sure everyone knows what's going on when. The home-style kitchen keeps the food nutritious and friendly to special diets, and the modern dining room, which looks a bit like a restaurant, is a spot for connections over meals. Outdoor spaces make it easy to get sunshine and fresh air, whether on the decks or just around the property, and folks can even bring pets within certain limits.
Sea View's large facility has 78 beds, manages cleanliness carefully, and has secured access for safety. The Lodge At Sea View offers retirement living in a community setting, aiming to support different lifestyles with independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care all under one roof. The place runs as a non-profit, and though there have been restrictions on some of its internet features, staff focus on providing comfort and support, always looking for ways to help residents feel at home while getting the care they need as they age.
