Redwood Terrace is a senior living community that's licensed by the California Department of Social Services, Community Care Licensing Division, with a license number of 374600566 and an administrator named Sophia Nguyen. The campus sits on eight acres with flower gardens and walking paths, and offers a range of housing, including apartments, cottages, and single-family homes. The community's been operating since August 26, 1997, and the most recent state inspection was on October 4, 2024. Redwood Terrace offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, along with short-stay rehabilitation for people recovering from illness or surgery and has a capacity for up to 210 residents.
The assisted living and memory care options come in various levels, and the memory care studio starts around $7,056, with care fees ranging from $8,056 to $9,056 depending on how much help someone needs, plus a $3,000 community fee. The staff helps with bathing, dressing, grooming, medication management, and daily tasks. The memory care building is secured and purpose-built for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, with alarmed bracelets, wander alerts, and staff trained to help residents who may try to leave or who need supervision for safety, and the nurse is on staff with a doctor available as needed, though exact hours aren't listed.
Housekeeping is provided by a separate crew, while on-site caregivers help around the clock, although the number on duty isn't detailed. Meals are cooked by a chef and served restaurant-style in a dining room, with room service and different meal plans like gluten-free, no/low sugar, low sodium, and vegan for people with special diets. Residents can use the indoor heated pool, wellness center, garden clubs, and have activities both onsite and offsite, like stretching classes, Tai Chi, water aerobics, brain fitness, art classes, social events, gardening, intergenerational programs, Wii bowling, trips, and devotional services. Beautician services, resident parking, complimentary transportation, and Wi-Fi are all available.
The property's designed for easy access, with wheelchairs in mind, and allows pets for residents who want to keep a dog or cat. The community helps residents at all stages, whether living independently or with more medical needs, and can provide standby help with transferring, using one or two-person assists, or mechanical lifts. The nursing staff can give medicine, help manage sugar for diabetes, provide incontinence care, and accept residents who might act out or wander due to dementia. Redwoods Terrace has a small, friendly neighborhood feel and offers resources for affordable housing, dementia care, and caregiver support, and serves clients from both SSI and the San Diego Regional Center. The community features both common indoor and outdoor spaces, activities for all interests, and a range of educational and wellness programs to keep people active. Redwood Terrace is recognized for providing steady care, a welcoming setting, and a mix of social, spiritual, and physical activities for older adults in every stage of later life. Meals, housekeeping, transportation, and maintenance are all included, so residents can focus on enjoying life, staying involved, and staying connected with people and the neighborhood around them.
