Sea Cliff Assisted Living sits in Huntington Beach, California, where the sun shines close to the Pacific Ocean. The two-storey building has both assisted living and independent living options, offering studio, suite, and one-bedroom apartments, some with kitchenettes, each with private living spaces or bedrooms and spacious floor plans to give folks room. Pet-friendly policies allow residents to bring pets with them, making it more like home. Residents find chef-prepared meals served in a restaurant-style dining room with dietary need accommodations, and there's also a café for snacks, plus social events and monthly activity calendars packed with different programs. The staff provides ambulatory care, memory care, personal care, medication management, bathing and grooming help, and diabetic care while supporting folks who want an independent lifestyle but need some help with daily tasks.
The building has Wi-Fi, a beauty/barber shop, and a resident parking area, and the entrance and parking lot are on the West side near the Pacifica Medical Tower. Transportation for outings, medical appointments, and weekly sight-seeing trips is available, so folks who no longer drive can still get out and about. Inside, the community has a game room, library, lounge, and movie options, along with a fitness center and programs designed to keep residents active. Residents can enjoy the courtyard, patio, garden space, and a walking path for fresh air and outdoor activities. Worship services and art programs are offered, and the community makes sure residents have a chance to stay mentally and socially engaged.
The Sea Cliff staff is described as joyful and kind, with years of experience, focused on helping every resident in a warm, home-like atmosphere. Suites offer a range of amenities, with different bed options, and comparisons on pet allowance and other community details to help families decide what fits. Folks interested in Sea Cliff Assisted Living can come for a complimentary lunch and personal tour to see the spaces for themselves and get an honest sense of daily life here. The place isn't fancy or overstated but tries for a calm, neighborly feel with everything a person might need if they're looking for comfort, care, and connection as they age.
