Casa de las Campanas sits in Rancho Bernardo, part of San Diego's Inland North County, and gives seniors several levels of care on one campus, so it can be a good spot for those wanting to stay in one place as their needs change over time, and you'll find independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and short-term rehab all offered here, with services like regular housekeeping, flat laundry, and healthy, well-balanced meals made daily which are meant to help residents feel at ease and supported in their routines as they age, plus the staff, who are known to be friendly and helpful, often bring a joyful mood to both residents and visitors, whether you're living independently and want a busy social life, or you need help with things like bathing and medication, or you have memory care needs with Alzheimer's or dementia and benefit from a safe environment that tries to prevent wandering and reduce confusion.
Seniors get to pick from different apartment layouts with patios or balconies, so there's space to make your own, and everything's designed to stay maintenance-free, which can lift the burden for people who want to devote more time to hobbies or connecting with others, and options on campus include a Casa Computer Club that offers classes for all levels, a woodworking shop, arts and crafts studio, an exercise room, swimming pools, a full-service hair and nail salon with massage and aromatherapy, a Medicare-certified health center licensed in California, plus a library, community park, and on-site banking for convenience.
The community offers transportation, parking options, and personalized help with daily activities when needed, and since Casa de las Campanas is a not-for-profit Life Plan Community managed by Life Care Services, they stress planning for future care, helping families sort through funding sources including home sales, insurance, and assets, so people can figure out how to pay for care over the long term, with both Type A and Type C contract options available, and with a 5-star rated health center and over 90 beds, residents can access skilled nursing, long-term care, and rehabilitative therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy all right on the same campus.
There are dining rooms set up for shared meals, and regular activities focus on helping residents stay socially, physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy, recognizing that needs may change but life can stay vibrant, and for those needing memory care, there's a dedicated care unit with housing, support, and therapies built for people living with memory loss, helping people remain as safe and settled as possible.
