Continuing Care in Oakland, California
There are 18 continuing care retirement communities in Oakland, CA and several continuing care retirement communities nearby.
Continuing Care Facilities near Oakland, California
Merrill Gardens at Rockridge
5238 Coronado Ave., Oakland, CA 94618
5.0
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This brand new community in the East Bay is located in the coveted Rockridge neighborhood outside Oakland. The community design matches the ...
READ MOREPiedmont Gardens CCRC
110 41st Street, Oakland, CA 94611
3.5
(20)
Occupying an ideal location in the Bay Area just off of Piedmont Avenue, Piedmont Gardens is continuing care retirement community (CCRC) tha...
READ MOREBeth Asher
3649 Dimond Ave, Oakland, CA 94602
Beth Asher is 50-unit senior community located in the Dimond District of Oakland and is a short walk from the area's local Oakland Public Li...
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Noble Tower
1515 Lakeside Dr, Oakland, CA 94612
Noble Tower is located in the heart of Oakland, right across the street from beautiful Lake Merritt. This apartment complex is in an excelle...
READ MORENorthgate Terrace
550 24th St, Oakland, CA 94612
Northgate Terrace was purchased from the Graphic Communications Union in 2015, and CPP has transformed it into a stunning landmark in the Ci...
READ MOREOtterbein Manor
5375 Manila Ave, Oakland, CA 94618
Otterbein Manor, a 39-unit senior community located off College Avenue and Oakland's Rockridge shopping district, provides residents with pl...
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Posada De Colores
2221 Fruitvale Ave, Oakland, CA 94601
Posada de Colores Senior Housing is a HUD 202/Section 8 senior housing for very low-income elderly or handicapped/disabled, funded by the U....
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Satellite Central
540 21st St, Oakland, CA 94612
Satellite Central, a 150 unit high-rise senior community, originally opened in early 1970. Satellite Central is located in the heart of Down...
READ MORESojourner Truth Manor
6015 Martin Luther King Jr Way, Oakland, CA 94609
Sojourner Truth Manor is a non-profit, four story affordable apartment complex for seniors. It is close to churches, medical facilities, sen...
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Southlake Tower
1501 Alice St, Oakland, CA 94612
Southlake Tower, owned and renovated by CCH in 2004, has 130 affordable apartment homes for very low income seniors age 62 and over. Conveni...
READ MORESt. Andrew's Manor
3250 San Pablo Ave, Oakland, CA 94608
St. Andrew's Manor is a six-story, 60-unit development for seniors 62 and older in the City of Oakland. The project has been owned and opera...
READ MORESt. Mary'S Gardens
801 10th St, Oakland, CA 94607
St. Mary's Gardens is an affordable housing community for seniors owned by St. Mary's Elderly Housing Corporation. Built in 1979, it offers ...
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Westlake Christian Terrace East
251 28th St, Oakland, CA 94611
Built in 1968 and renovated with funds from the Low Income Housing Tax Credit program, Westlake ChristianTerrace – East offers 200 afforda...
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Westlake Christian Terrace West
275 28th St, Oakland, CA 94611
Westlake Christian Terrace West is a 200 apartment highrise in downtown Oakland, California. Christian Church Homes built this building in 1...
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Reviews of Continuing Care Facilities in Oakland
Jack
2.0
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March 19, 2022
There are several positive features to life at Piedmont Gardens, mainly the many talented and experienced people who live there. It has a lovely courtyard garden and planting areas, if I say so myself. Its urban location, near so many interesting shops and restaurants on Piedmont Avenue, is ideal. There are also many dedicated and attentive staff. I can vouch for these statements because my wife and I lived there for more than four years. We left in late 2019, however, because the building we lived in was rated by competent seismic engineers to be below the \"life safety\" standard in an earthquake of the magnitude predicted to occur, at any time, in the Bay Area. I read the first of two reports prepared by the engineers, so I know that my statement of the building\'s condition is accurate. The Crestmont Tower is a 16-story, reinforced concrete structure of a slab and column design, non-ductile, and highly vulnerable in an earthquake. Being below the \"life safety\" standard means that the building is at serious risk of damage and loss of life in an earthquake. Now, since 2019, I believe that the management, HumanGood, has been engaged with the engineers in preparing a plan to retrofit the structure, likely at considerable expense, taking some time to carry out, and likely very disruptive to residents living in the building. I mentioned I was allowed to read the first engineers\' report. Although residents were promised they could read both reports, they were not allowed to read the second, but it is a certainty that the second report enlarged upon the essential findings of the first. In the past two years, I am not aware that any plans to retrofit the Crestmont Tower have been announced or shared with residents. I expect that such an announcement will be made eventually. In the meantime, if you are considering moving into the Crestmont Tower, I strongly suggest that you insist upon reading the seismic reports prepared by the engineers first. You should know what you are getting yourself into before signing a contract. If Piedmont Gardens were a condo, and you were buying a unit there, the management would be legally obliged to share such information with you. Why a \"continuing care and retirement community\" for senior citizens doesn\'t have to provide such critical information, I can\'t say, but it doesn\'t. Nevertheless, if you ask to read the reports and are denied an opportunity to do so, you may reach your own conclusions about the safety of the building. I should add, that if the building is brought up to the minimum \"life safety\" seismic standard, it means that occupants are likely to survive a strong earthquake but that the building itself may not be inhabitable as a result of damage. Finally, if you are told that the building is \"legal\", all that means is that it was \"grandfathered\" at the time the State seismic building standards were strengthened. It does not mean that the building is safe in an earthquake of the magnitude likely to occur at any time in the Bay Area. I\'ll conclude by saying that, if the building had met the minimum seismic standard of \"life safety\", I am reasonably certain that my wife and I would have stayed, because we liked so much living at Piedmont Gardens.
Barbie
5.0
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September 30, 2017
St. Paul's Towers was a very pleasant place. It had excellent staff and excellent food service. It had many amenities, including a large library, two craft rooms, multiple meeting rooms, and an exercise room. The dining area was very attractive and had large windows looking out over a garden.
Tara
4.0
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July 17, 2017
Mercy Retirement & Care Center did a great job, and if I were looking for housing right now, I would probably be very interested in pursuing them. The staff member was excellent, very patient, knowledgeable, kind, understanding, and gave me a lot of time. He told me the history of the place, gave me a thorough tour, and I had a good experience with him. He's highly recommended. I really liked the place. I did observe people doing puzzles, listening to music, sitting around, talking, and socializing.
Donna
5.0
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July 17, 2017
My mom was at The Point at Rockridge. We love it. The services were excellent as far as taking care of my mom. The caregivers were good. The place was always very clean. The staff was always very attentive. They had the dining room service and activities where they tried to get the residents involved in. Overall, it was a very good community. I would give it an excellent rating. It was in March when my mother contracted pneumonia. The medical technicians were excellent. They communicated back and forth with me. They gave her her meds, they checked on her, and they made sure that she ate. It was excellent.
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