Primavera Gardens in Morgan Hill, California is a licensed Residential Care Home for the Elderly that serves up to 20 residents in a 6,000 square foot building with 12 large, well-lit bedrooms and both private and shared room options, all with natural light, reclining chairs, closets, extra-wide doorways for wheelchairs, and wood-like flooring, so rooms feel pretty spacious and can be decorated to match each resident's taste. There's a dining room with a fireplace, a living room, a game and activities room, a salon and barbershop, a fitness center, walking paths, a community garden, secure outdoor areas, and a welcoming patio for spending time outside. The community offers independent living apartments, assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, and long-term nursing services, covering many changing needs as people age-some need extra help dressing or bathing and some need care for non-ambulatory living with mechanical lifts available, while others need specialized dementia supports or end-of-life hospice care, which they provide in partnership with Sutter Care at Home/Hospice of The Valley.
Staff stays available 24 hours a day and helps with medication management, hygiene, incontinence, daily living tasks, wound care, therapy, and more, following care plans set by the residents' doctors and checking on everyone every hour for extra reassurance, with nursing supervision available around the clock. Primavera Gardens keeps things clean and safe with housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning for everyone, plus regular safety and health checks, a sprinkler system, emergency alert systems, 24-hour awake staff, a camera system, and a no-smoking policy throughout the property. There's a commercial-grade kitchen where home-cooked meals are made to order each day, often accommodating special diets for allergies or diabetes, so residents get fresh and customized portions and can join all-day dining if needed.
They organize many daily activities including exercise classes, movie nights, community-sponsored social events, arts and crafts, games, and education programs to keep everyone engaged and active. There are support services for everyday needs like transportation, guest parking, Wi-Fi, phone service in rooms, and a move-in coordination program, so families have less to worry about during transitions, plus a podiatrist, nursing care, occupational therapy, wound care, and a vaccination partnership with the local pharmacy for ongoing medical support. Primavera Gardens fosters a kind and supportive home-like environment focused on dignity, respect, and independence, with dedicated caregivers who treat each person with patience and empathy, making sure all residents' emotional, social, and physical needs are met, no matter how much help's needed. The property is fully air-conditioned, with updated bathrooms and showers, a new water heater, a commercial kitchen, a new roof, a complete HVAC system, and many accessible design features, including extra-wide door frames and roll-in showers, which makes daily life much easier for seniors who use wheelchairs or walkers.
Visitors and residents have access to ample free parking, while residents have access to kitchenettes, laundry services, shared or private living spaces, and frequent health checks. Primavera Gardens accepts credit card payments and long-term care insurance, and keeps fees straightforward with an all-inclusive 24-hour care package, though memory care costs are generally about three times higher for those with dementia conditions above standard senior care. The staff works to make each day a little brighter for residents-encouraging lots of conversation, helping with stories and memories, and making sure everyone feels heard, comfortable, and respected, whether staying for respite, short-term recovery, or living as a permanent resident.
