Senior Living community - Paradise Valley Manor

Paradise Valley Manor

2575 E. EIGHTH ST., National City, CA 91950
(619) 470-6700
4.8 ( 2 reviews )
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About This Community

Paradise Valley Manor and Healthcare Center is located in National City, California. The city of about 61,000 residents partially borders the San Diego Bay and is home to attractions that include the National City Golf Course and the waterfront 5.5-acre Pepper Park. Additional nearby attractions include the Seven Mile Casino in Chula Vista.

Located within Paradise Valley Hospital and near a multitude of restaurants, Paradise Valley Manor and Healthcare Center offers assisted living, respite care, skilled nursing and hospice care. Residents can receive aid with daily care, such as medications and mobility. For extra safety, an emergency call light system is in place, and staff is available all hours.

Rooms and apartments are options at the Paradise Valley Manor and Healthcare Center. Residents can participate in planned community activities, such as playing games, or be spontaneous with their time by chatting with friends at the outdoor picnic tables or reading magazines. They can also get involved in volunteering. Housekeeping and hair care services are available.

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4.8 ( 2 Reviews )

Bill

My uncle is staying in Paradise Valley Manor and Health Care Center for six weeks, and then he's going home. It's a good experience. They are slow to respond to my phone calls. They are supposed to respond within twenty-four hours, but sometimes they don't respond at all -- maybe forty-eight hours -- but my uncle likes it there. He likes the care, so I can't complain. He likes the food, and he likes that they took him out walking twice a day.

Theresa446086

July 14, 2016

They were very nice at Paradise Valley Manor. We had a couple of nurses that really helped my mom, but she didn’t like the food and a lot of the people there were complaining about it. Otherwise, the place was great. The rooms were of a pretty big size, and the staff was very friendly and very helpful. If the patient wanted to go and do things, they could. If not, they didn’t have to; they didn’t make them go. My mom would go to "hair cut day," where they’d give them haircuts, or play bingo and memory games.