City Center at Fremont sits on a one-acre property with a fully accessible building and offers apartment-style living meant to help seniors stay independent, so you'll find one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans along with 30 studio homes and 29 one-bedroom units at City Center Apartments, where some units have a stove, refrigerator, and carpeting and there are options designed for wheelchairs on the ground floor. This place serves seniors 62 and older as well as disabled adults, but it also keeps some units reserved for people referred through the VA or County, and has affordable housing set aside for those who've experienced long-term homelessness, so you'll find a real mix of folks trying to get a fresh start or just needing support. Care programs get tailored to individual needs, with assisted living, independent living, and dedicated memory care units, all backed by care staff who're there around the clock-no walk-ins here either, everybody goes through an intake process, a bit like the STAIR Center in Berkeley.
City Center at Fremont focuses on providing different types of care and features with unique names for each section or program, and the on-site team can help with outreach, hygiene services like showers and laundry, case management, housing help, and healthcare-including access to certified nurse practitioners like Adrienne Ton, Sarah McElroy, and Lauren Haines, who offer telemedicine in all states and in-person care in Nevada and Colorado; these clinicians also handle STD testing, quick results, prescriptions, and follow-up. Residents' comfort matters here, with a communal kitchenette for shared meals, space for personal belongings, and a manager apartment for on-site staff, plus amenities like WiFi, general transportation for errands, housekeeping, a pool with lounge area, bocce court, activity rooms, multiple courtyards, and outdoor common areas.
There are lots of opportunities to join in fitness and wellness classes like yoga and stretching, as well as organized weekly activities, social outings, and events aimed at supporting the mind, body, and spirit, so most folks find something to do and someone to talk to, not to mention that the place is pet friendly for folks who want to bring their companions. There's advice and planning services for seniors, too, along with dedicated care areas like specialized memory care, and the whole property is laid out to support both privacy and community, giving everyone a chance to live as independently as possible without feeling alone.
