Belmont Village Senior Living Thousand Oaks

Belmont Village Senior Living Thousand Oaks sits at 3680 North Moorpark Road and offers a comfortable place for seniors with different care needs, and you'll find both assisted living and memory care here, plus options for short stays, hospice, and respite care, which means people can get help whether they need a little or a lot, and couples with different health needs can stay together because the community's licensed for the highest level of care, now they allow cats and dogs, and the building's got studio and one-bedroom floor plans, so people can pick what suits their style, and while the size stays cozy with up to 25 residents, staff are always around day and night to help with bathing, dressing, moving around, taking medicine, insulin shots, and other daily tasks. Belmont Village makes sure meals come three times a day homemade from scratch, and they can make changes if someone has a medical diet, with restaurant-style dining in Josephine's Kitchen, plus a bistro for snacks and a nice outdoor terrace if you like fresh air while you eat, and they've got WiFi all through the building, too. You'll see people busy through the day with music therapy, art classes, fitness groups, board games, pet therapy, and movie nights, and the calendar's full of outings, social hours, trips to the coast or for ice cream, and transportation for medical visits, errands, or church. For those with memory problems, they've built special neighborhoods and offer programs like Whole Brain Fitness and Circle of Friends, which help folks engage and have fun while keeping their minds sharp, and they've trained staff who know how to support people with dementia, whether that means classes or small group activities in secure areas. There's a salon and beauty shop for men and women, a book room, a pool, steam, and hot tub, and a fitness center run by staff, so everyone can keep healthy, plus on-site physical, speech, and occupational therapy. Housekeeping and laundry come as part of the flat-rate price, and they try to keep costs clear and include nearly everything, except for special needs like extra incontinence supplies. Their approach balances health, social, and emotional needs, and a full-time activities director keeps things lively and connected, so people feel at home with safety, friends, and opportunities to stay involved. Belmont Village has been recognized with awards and solid reviews, and it's part of a group of 34 communities, each located near shops, dining, medical facilities, and cultural spots that most folks find convenient and pleasant.