Carmel Valley Manor

Carmel Valley Manor sits on 28 acres with beautiful grounds, where you'll find apartments, studios, and two-bedroom cottages all set up for comfort, privacy, and keeping things easy for seniors, and you notice there's always something going on with indoor and outdoor spaces for relaxing, meeting friends, and getting a bit of exercise. The community is a Continuing Care Retirement Community with Life Care Contracts, so people can start out living on their own and still get skilled nursing, assisted living, or memory care when they need it, all under one roof and with three levels of healthcare at no extra cost if that's part of the contract. The staff stays on-site day and night to help with emergencies, help move residents from bed to wheelchair, or help with things like insulin monitoring, incontinence care, or even laundry and fresh linens, and there's always a nurse for folks with more care needs. For people who love to eat, three chef-prepared meals come every day, with a big dining room looking out over the valley, a Bistro with a seasonal menu, and private dining rooms when family comes to visit, and the menus change all year with classic meals and new dishes. Residents can join devotional activities, exercise groups, or other activities meant to help with movement and keeping the mind busy, and some activities even happen off campus. Carmel Valley Manor has memory care, assisted living, independent living, and skilled nursing, all licensed by the State of California, so they can handle simple and complex health problems as people age, and they keep everything clean and safe. There are cozy guest cottages for friends and family who come to visit, ground floor homes, patios, and gardens all around, and the staff can even update homes to suit someone's taste. Monthly fees cover utilities, meal plans, cleaning, and linen changes, and the community focuses on letting people stay independent as long as possible while helping with healthcare as those needs come up. The Manor has held CARF International accreditation since 2002 and is a Blue Zones Project Approved Worksite, so they keep an eye on well-being, healthy living, and social connection. Residents aged 65 and older can stop by for a tour or ask for a brochure to see more about the different homes, amenities, and services the Manor offers.