Elders Inn
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- 1721 Webster Street, Alameda, CA 94501
- (510) 521-9200
- 4.3 ( 8 reviews )
- Assisted Living
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About This Community
Here at Elders Inn, our sun-washed courtyards provide an oasis of calm and beauty, and are just steps away from restaurants and shopping. We are a licensed 52-suite assisted living community where each day offers a variety of experiences in the company of friends.
Elders Inn offers assisted living services on a more intimate scale than many facilities with similar resources. Assisted living residents receive:
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day
- In-house café serves Peet’s coffee and fresh baked snacks every morning and afternoon
- 2 loads of personal laundry per week
- Weekly housekeeping
- Weekly linen changes
- Local phone service
- Basic cable television service
- Basic transportation, including round trip in Alameda each billing cycle
- Activity program within the facility and planned excursions outside of the facility
- Supervision and monitoring of activities of daily living
- Twice weekly showers
- Assistance with dressing and grooming morning and night
- Inventory and ordering of medications
- Assistance with the taking of prescribed medications
- Observation, care, and supervision as required by regulatory agencies
The Garden Neighborhood of Elders Inn was specially designed to incorporate a delayed egress area for those suffering from Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Here we offer a unique activity calendar, special programs, and an enhanced level of care catering to the special requirements of those in need of memory care. The Garden Neighborhood is pet friendly and has dedicated care staff 24 hours a day, a private garden, and a delayed egress entry to help prevent wandering. Residents here receive:
- Breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day
- 2 loads of personal laundry per week
- Daily room tidying
- Daily garbage removal
- Weekly housekeeping
- Weekly linen changes
- Local phone service
- Basic cable television service
- Basic transportation, including round trip in Alameda each billing cycle
- Specialized activity program
- Escort to and from daily activities and meals
- Supervision and monitoring of activities of daily living
- Twice weekly showers
- Assistance with dressing and grooming morning and night
- Inventory and ordering of medications
- Assistance with the taking of prescribed medications
- Observation, care, and supervision as required by regulatory agencies.
Reviews
4.3
( 8 Reviews )
Grant652688
October 22, 2016
We chose Elders Inn Alameda for my father-in-law because they were capable of taking care of people in wheelchairs. It's very nice and clean. It's got 5 different courtyards, and you would not know it from the outside because it looks like a tiny little facility, but it goes on very deep. They have very simple activities like Bingo, music, and physical therapy. They have a much simpler lifestyle.
Happy FriendAPGEF
May 10, 2016
The activities at Elders Inn are nice. My friend is in a very nice one-bedroom apartment with a private bath. The staff is very friendly, and the residents feel so at home there. A guy was playing the guitar and encouraging the residents to participate. They have an activity room.
Visitor106813950
September 07, 2015
Elders Inn was small and not organized facility. It doesn’t have the newness that the other facility we visited does. They have the amenities of service, healthy meals, and socialization. They have an interior garden, which is lovely.
Dorothy102163550
March 20, 2015
My dad is very happy at Elder's Inn as they are doing exceptional work for him. He is being well cared for. Their medical care for him is just excellent. The facility is beautiful, and it is clean. I have told some of my friends that I like to live there. I like that they treated me like family and like they wanted my dad to be there. They were able to answer every question that we had. They just were very, very helpful and professional.
Ayse
September 01, 2014
Elders Inn seemed like a good place. It seemed like a nice, safe place. It was clean. They had activities for the residents and a lot of physical therapy and so forth, so it seemed like a good place. My dad had a private room. It was spacious. He had his own bathroom. We needed to buy a mini-fridge to put in there. They had lot of activities. Every half an hour, it seemed like they had something going on, i.e., musicians performing in the music room, bingo, yoga classes, and things like that. The staff seemed helpful. I would recommend this place to others. My dad was only there for maybe about four or five months.
Kay29
August 07, 2014
The staff in Elders Inn is capable, friendly, and warm without being too intrusive. It is a safe place for my memory impaired husband where I can care him but help is at hand when needed.
Visitor80177350
April 28, 2014
They didn’t want my mother-in-law walking around at Elder’s Inn. They didn’t want her ambulatory, and she's ambulatory. The facility was OK. It would work if you're in a wheelchair or on a walker. It was clean. It was all good. They were not willing to deal with her being ambulatory and the dementia. They asked us to move her out. I guess it was homey, but it did not seem very friendly because they didn’t want to help her much.
Visitor76440950
January 10, 2014
I liked the Elders Inn but the only problem is that it's a little bit high in price for me. I'd go there twice a week for therapy. It's a nice, quiet place and the people are very nice. They're well kept, well dressed and seems to be upper income. The rooms were nice, the waiting room and the people are very nice. It's a very comfortable place, the area that I saw was immaculately clean. They have a very good facility for rehab, too. I would have no problem if I had to go in there.
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