Carmel Village at Clovis
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- 1650 Shaw Avenue, Clovis, CA 93611
- (559) 297-4900
- 4.5 ( 6 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care
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About This Community
As a resident of Carmel Village at Clovis, you’ll enjoy the value and comfort of home without the expenses and inconveniences of home ownership. Enjoy a monthly rental with no buy-in or long-term lease. This sophisticated community offers a range of rental housing options to meet your needs now and into the future.
Amenities and Services:
- Full Kitchens
- Washer & Dryer
- Weekly Housekeeping with Linen Service
- Utilities Included (excludes phone/internet)
- Covered Patios
- Beautifully Landscaped Courtyards and Patio Areas
- Oversized Garage
- Emergency Call System
- Pet-Friendly Community with Specially Designed Outdoor Area
- Access to Chef-Prepared Meals In The Point Lobos Dining Room
- Cypress Point Lounge
- Sequoia Club Room
- Redwood Theater
- Planned Events, Activities, And Special Outings
- Exercise Classes At Eagle Creek Fitness Center
- Full-Service Beauty Salon and Barber
- Wireless Internet Connection in Common Areas
- Scheduled Transportation
Within your private Carmel Village at Clovis apartment home, you will be relieved of many daily living and healthcare concerns. Our Assisted Living is designed to provide a warm and inviting home for those who would benefit from personal care services, as well as programs designed to meet individual needs. Respite stay and Hospice care are available and a variety of other important medical services are located nearby.
Carmel Village at Clovis offers a warm and caring environment to help individuals with memory loss enjoy life. Our individually tailored life program provides the stability of a routine while maximizing independence and autonomy. The specialized and passionate team at Carmel Village develops close bonds with residents and their families creating a transparent and effective environment for the good of all involved.
Reviews
4.5
( 6 Reviews )
Jean
October 05, 2022
We visited Carmel Village at Clovis. It was very nice, and the people were very hospitable and friendly. There were opportunities for independent living, assisted living, and memory care so that one can step from one to the other easily. So people can stay with the same institution all along. The food was excellent, there were several staff on duty that we were able to see helping people. It was a positive atmosphere. Things were very clean and seemed to be very, very well organized. We were very happy with this, and I think that when the time comes to move, we will be well-prepared to choose this one. The rooms only had a kitchenette because they provide meals and also food between meals, so there's not a great need for cooking. But there's a refrigerator, microwave, and so forth. And the living room is big enough to handle just regular living room furniture, the one plus unit's bedroom can handle a king-sized bed, and the regular bedroom can handle a queen-sized bed. So they're certainly adequate for what we would have. The food was delicious. Overall, it's very clean and very well-kept, it's a good space for people to spread out, sit outside, sit inside, exercise, or play games. There were many areas for all kinds of social activities. They had a beauty salon, library, exercise room, a movie room, and spaces for playing cards or board games.
Kathy
My uncle and aunt moved into Carmel Village at Clovis. My uncle made the decision and he liked the cottage they showed us. I've eaten there a few times with them, it's pretty good, but the desserts are terrible, and they're clearly purchasing their desserts. But the other food they have on the regular menu is pretty decent, they like it, and that's all that matters. The staff is okay, the cottage has had ants infestation, and there were a few things that were not working, other than that they like the spaciousness of the cottage. They have a nice walk-in closet, 2-bedrooms, and 2-bathrooms, nice, spacious living room, and so they're satisfied with it. When we arrived, my aunt and uncle were the first African-American residents there, the staff mistook them and wanted to know why they're there, and when I told them they were residents, they gave an inappropriate comment, because they didn't know they were tenants. I think it's overpriced for a small apartment with a little patio, and they only get one meal a day, because they had a kitchen and a stove.
Anita
June 26, 2018
Carmel Village at Clovis was topnotch. The people were very friendly and it was fairly new. The whole place looked nice, but their prices were just too high. The guy that showed us around seemed very nice, very interested, and he explained everything about the place and showed us several different rooms. The rooms were very nice, big, and there was plenty of area. They had coffee and cookies and the people that live there could get them anytime if they wanted a snack or something.
Rose Anne
August 21, 2017
I liked Carmel Village at Clovis because they would take my dog. The apartment was very spacious, and it had a hot tub, which was a big plus for me. They also had memory care, assisted living, and independent living. They had a garage attached to the apartment with an alarm and security guard. It's the best place I found, but it was too far away from my family. The place looked brand new, but I prefer a better climate.
mary175261
June 06, 2017
We liked Carmel Village very much, but we put down a deposit and were not able to get it back. We loved the town, the condominium layout, and the size. We liked the fact that it was new, had happy people, and was close to the town. They had a library. The marketing director made us feel very much like family. We were treated very well, and the fee was affordable for us.
Mercy446286
August 16, 2016
I toured Carmel Village while they were building independent living duplex cottages with their own parking garage, two bedrooms, two bathroom, a washer and dryer, a full kitchen with a breakfast bar, and patio. That is where I want to move to. The rooms are of a good size. They have a gym, art classes, sewing, and crafts. I have relatives nearby. If you move into the cottage, you prepare your own food, and if you want to eat in the dining room, the meals are $8 each, but I have not eaten there.
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