The Manor on Bankers Hill sits in San Diego, California, and offers independent living and a range of care services for adults aged 55 and older, so folks can find the right level of support as needs change, and the building itself is a high-rise, giving city and bay views from some of the studio or one-bedroom apartments, and these units come with kitchenettes, private baths that have tubs or walk-in showers with bench seats and glass doors, and the rooms have individual climate controls, Wi-Fi, and some even have private outdoor spaces, allowing a little fresh air or a spot for potted plants. Residents can bring their cats or dogs, though there are weight limits, and the community welcomes pets, even with a place to walk dogs and visit a dog park nearby, which is a comfort for animal lovers, and there's resident parking for those who drive.
Meals are served daily in a restaurant-style dining room, and a chef and dietary specialists plan menus that include vegetarian options and sometimes international dishes, and there's a new Bistro for casual bites, along with the LUV Lounge up on the 11th floor where you can sit with a coffee and look out over the city or the bay on a clear day, and the community offers guest meals and flexible dining times, plus meal delivery for those who'd rather eat in their apartments. There's a library run by the residents themselves, filled with books and large print materials, and folks like to spend time in the reading areas, while other inside spaces include a beauty salon and barber shop, a computer room, shared lounges, and a non-denominational chapel for religious services of all kinds.
Daily life at The Manor on Bankers Hill keeps people active, with a packed activity calendar that features things like arts and crafts, yoga, Tai Chi, brain fitness games, and group exercises, plus balance activities for wellness, and there are musical programs, educational talks, cultural outings, and trips to local stores or medical appointments with the facility's own van, with transportation included at no extra cost. Planned events cover holidays, themed celebrations, live music, and there are regular weekly social outings, even bowling, so most stay busy if they want, and you'll also find opportunities for volunteering within the community. It's close to Balboa Park, which is nice for a stroll, and healthcare is close by through the UC San Diego Medical Center, while managed medical care comes through St. Paul's PACE program, and you can find medication management, incontinence care, and about 12 to 16 hours of nursing care available each day.
People live here with comfort and safety in mind, with 24/7 reception, security staff, controlled building access, video surveillance, and an emergency call system, plus regular wellness checks and support with daily needs; staff handle housekeeping, laundry, groundskeeping, and take care of repairs or trash removal, so things stay tidy and working. Amenities include a garden, outdoor seating in shaded areas, a walking area, and water access, along with inside features like the atrium in the dining room, a fitness center, a TV lounge, and private dining rooms for family visits or celebrations, plus there is storage space for what folks bring with them. The community also offers skilled nursing, memory care, assisted living, and even day programs, including St. Paul's Child Care Program, providing a complete range of senior care under one roof, all licensed for up to 200 people and well-rated by families, with positive marks for friendly staff, social activities, and transportation.
Apartments are private, unfurnished, and start at $2,500 per month for studios, which includes utilities, the meal plan, housekeeping, maintenance, security, and daily activities, though there's also an entry fee and the community is private pay, not low-income. Reception at the front desk is around the clock, and there's always someone there to help or answer questions, and visiting hours are set to be accommodating. The Manor on Bankers Hill has been around since 1974, keeping up with people's needs as they age and trying to keep things comfortable and welcoming, and it's both safe and supportive, aiming to let older adults enjoy an independent, active retirement in a nice part of town that's near everything you might need.
