Silverado San Juan Capistrano
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- 30311 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
- (949) 240-0550
- 4.0 ( 11 reviews )
- Memory Care
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About This Community
The skilled, compassionate memory care professionals at Silverado are dedicated to providing residents with the dignity and care they deserve while they enjoy the community's warm atmosphere. Comfortable surroundings and engagement activities designed with the needs of memory-impaired individuals in mind help ensure the goal of enriching the lives of both residents and their families.
Reviews
4.0
( 11 Reviews )
A Visitor
August 29, 2017
Silverado San Juan Capistrano is the Rolls Royce of facilities. They have outside gardens, pets, and programs. It's fabulous, and they do it right. The rooms are fabulous and beautiful.
Christi542465
September 30, 2016
Overall, I thought Silverado San Juan Capistrano Memory Care Community was really clean. I thought it was very well run, but it just wasn’t fully what we were looking for as far as for my mom at this point. It seemed like the quality of life was a little less than she still has. I think we like the staff the best. They were friendly, really helpful, very present, very accommodating, and answered all the questions we had.
Mark107947950
June 15, 2015
My wife was in Silverado San Juan Capistrano Memory Care. It was excellent. She was there for five years. The rooms were set up for two people. They were like college dorm rooms. The food was excellent. They had cooking classes, painting, drawing, puzzles, and sewing. For outside activities, they had lawn bowling and a miniature golf course.
Sheri7
January 15, 2015
My mother-in-law is in Silverado at San Juan Capistrano. It is very nice. They have a very friendly and very interactive staff. And because the place is totally memory care, they are very actively involved with the residents. My mother-in-law is on oxygen, and every time she wants to go outside, there is a staff member ready to help her take her oxygen out with her. Then when she wants to come back in, they are right there to help bring her in. So it’s good.
Carol94773650
September 12, 2014
Silverado was excellent. I thought it was stunning. It was a beautiful facility. I'm not sure, but I think they had assisted living, memory care, hospice, and they had it all in one building and campus. They had two bistros where they could have juice, fresh fruits, yogurt, or go and have food every time of the day. They had a kitchen. They had their med techs, they monitored their staff, and everything was great. They had about 91 people in there, and my mom needed something smaller as she was not used to being around that many people. She was hard of hearing, so if they would have activities for 15 or 18 people and she was not upfront, she would be lost. The rooms are beautiful. You could have a private room or you could share a room. It was not expensive, if you share. However, my mom was 92 and she was a simple person. I had no complaints about it. It was just too big for my mom.
Visitor74911950
January 30, 2014
We were on the waiting list for Silverado San Juan because that's significantly closer to me. The facility was very clean when I visited. The staff was very caring and compassionate. They offered activities and choices for residents to become engaged in. They also had wonderful pet therapy program.
Julie19
September 26, 2013
My father is in a memory care facility at Silverado Senior Living. The place is very bright, clean, open, and a lot of areas for my father to walk around. As far as the staff, they are very friendly and outgoing. I think they just need more options for meals like a no-salt diet or something of that nature. I was able to eat there and the food was good.
Shawna D
January 25, 2013
My husband has been a resident of Silverado for 5 1/2 years. My mother was also a resident there until her passing. I have visited almost daily for 5 1/2 years and absolutely love the amazing staff at this home. There is love, & kindness from every employee you meet whether it is the laundry gal or the chef or one of the many amazing caregivers. As soon as you walk in the door, you almost always smell cookies baking in one of the many country kitchens. It feels like home. Then there is usually some live entertainment or art classes or some activity that brings life and joy to the residents. Every month there is some kind of family party to celebrate life. Children & pets are a welcome sight on a regular basis. I am getting ready to celebrate my 6th wedding anniversary at Siverado! It might not be the way I expected to be celebrating had my sweet husband not had this dreaded disease but Silverado has always helped me celebrate and appreciate what we can. I will forever be grateful to Silverado for loving my husband & giving him the best care that he deserves!
Loving wife, Shawna D
lizzkopp
September 26, 2012
By the time my grandmother moved into Silverado, her Alzheimer's disease was fairly advanced. She moved from a skilled nursing facility that did not address her needs properly to Silverado, which specializes in dementia/memory issue patients. I wished she had been able to take advantage of more of the available programs at Silverado. The staff appeared to understand how to deal with her advancing illness well. The Silverado staff members I encountered while visiting seemed to be very attentive to the residents. Every time I came to visit, my grandmother was participating or at least looking in on things around her. They have a collection of animal that sparked positive memories that my grandmother couldn't previously tap into. Outside in the courtyard there is also a small garden with labelled plants that proved to be a constructive talking point. On her birthday they set up a little party for her in one of the communal kitchen areas. Overall, my experience with Silverado was very positive.
drspock
December 22, 2011
dangerous place for dementia care... i agree, very pricey... poor care.. and the place stunk to high heaven..keep looking...
My Voice
December 07, 2011
My father with Alzheimer's was a resident in this very pricey facility. I live out of state, and was only able to visit every few months. On one visit, he was sitting outside in his wheelchair in the sun, with an obvious eye infection, unable to open his eyes. On another visit, he had signs of an obvious stroke - I was never notified. Despite the fact my father was able to walk, he was kept in a wheelchair, and never assisted with ambulation. At each of my visits, I showed the staff how to assist him with walking, and requested that they keep him mobile, they never did. Dad is now in a Board and Care, receiving much more personalized care.
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