Peninsula Del Rey
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- 165 Pierce Street, Daly City, CA 94015
- (650) 586-4602
- 4.5 ( 14 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Independent Living
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About This Community
Welcome to Peninsula Del Rey, a luxurious senior living community in Daly City, CA!
Peninsula Del Rey is a retirement community in the greater San Francisco area where you can enjoy a blend of comfort, style, fine dining, endless social opportunities and a refreshing array of wellness and recreational choices. Peninsula Del Rey enjoys convenient access to shopping, entertainment, hospital and medical services, as well as easy connection to Hwys 1 and 280. Whether friends and family are visiting or you are enjoying the latest play or concert, the community’s advantageous location, just fifteen minutes from downtown San Francisco and the South Bay, offers a metropolitan lifestyle without the hassle.
Here are the amenities you will find at Peninsula Del Rey:
- Dine Your Way™ at the restaurant with VIP service, evolving menus and daily fresh specials, available 12 hours a day so you can enjoy meals how you want, and when you want
- Genuine Hospitality energized and delivered by The Power of WE.
- CARF-Accredited Assisted Living services for your peace of mind
- Try a ZEST™ class in our fully-equipped fitness center to stay active and fit
- Landscaped gardens, walking paths, and outdoor seating area to stroll, dine and relax outdoors
- Fully-equipped fitness center and group classes to stay active and fit
- Heated outdoor spa for a revitalizing soak
- High speed Internet lounge to keep connected
- Mercado gift and sundries shop for convenience
- Library with cozy nooks for enjoying a good book or a game of cards
- Full service beauty salon/barber shop and manicure/pedicure spa to keep you looking your best
Independent Living at Peninsula Del Rey:
As a resident at Peninsula Del Rey, you will find all kinds of opportunity for social connections, health and wellness activities, and the comforts and conveniences to help simplify life. Here are the included services for independent living:
- Full breakfast, plus your choice of lunch or dinner daily
- Weekly housekeeping and flat linen laundry services
- Full calendar of social, cultural, educational, and recreational activities and programs
- Health and fitness classes
- 24-hour emergency call system and reception desk
- Scheduled curb-side transportation services to doctors’ appointments, shopping, events and entertainment
- Utilities (except phone) including basic cable TV, heating, air conditioning, water
- Interior and exterior care and maintenance of all residences, common areas and grounds
Assisted Living at Peninsula Del Rey:
Peninsula Del Rey’s assisted living services take a “whole-person” approach to wellness, and are tailored to meet your needs, now and in the future. Services can be dialed up, or back, at any time, so you are always getting the help you need. Residents choosing assisted living services to enjoy all of the service amenities and common areas as listed above, as well as highly personalized care services as needed to support independence and wellness. Here are the additional services offered for assisted living:
- Three meals daily, and snacks
- Weekly housekeeping, personal and flat linen laundry service
- Help with daily activities, including bathing, dressing, and grooming
- Assistance with managing medications
- Safety assist grab bars in tub and showers
- A holistic personal wellness plan that supports the whole “you”—physical, spiritual, emotional, social, and intellectual
Reviews
4.5
( 14 Reviews )
James
March 06, 2023
Peninsula Del Rey was a very nice place. They had so many activities going on, there's no way you could do it all. I went to their restaurant, and the food looked good. They just covered everything. They even had free parking for your car if you brought a car. Heidi was the one who gave me the tour and she was very nice.
Ricky
Peninsula Del Rey's rooms were very nice and spacious. The staff was very nice and accommodating. We were invited for a very nice brunch, and the food was great. They need to update the carpeting in the hallways since they were a little ragged.
Oren K.
July 17, 2017
I liked Peninsula Del Rey, but it was more upscale, newer, and higher in price. Everything seemed to be in good shape, and the staff was very good.
justine843853
June 06, 2017
The counselor at Peninsula Del Rey was excellent and very informative. The facility itself is more modern and newer. The rooms were more modern, but the location is nowhere near as nice. The residents looked very happy.
Joan762136
March 04, 2017
I really liked Peninsula Del Rey and the way it was set up. I met some people who were very nice. The rooms were lovely and had washer and dryer in each unit, which I really liked. They had a library, a community room, and a dining area that was more like a restaurant. They had a separate dining area where you could have a private party and a shuttle that took the residents to do their shopping on Saturday and Sunday, to doctors' appointments, and on excursions. They had an activity room where they play Bingo in the afternoon. It was a visitors' day, so there were a lot of people looking at the units and were interested in moving there. I was really impressed with the really nice units. Some people had plants outside and a lot of them had their doors decorated. It had more of a community feeling. I was very impressed. When I do move, this is where I am looking to move.
coco9
February 20, 2017
Visited a very close friend yesterday, Sunday, and found her in the bathroom. She said she needed to go badly but no one came when she pressed the button a couple ofbtimes to call for assistance. So she tried to just slowly walk by herself. We waited till she was done and helped her out.nn She was already out and sitting when a staff came to check on her. I started questioning her why it took solo long before help could come. She said that they are very busy and actually its not her team who is responsible for my friend and that she's just trying to help. I believe that the staff are good in doing their job in assisting patients. The issue here is shortage of staff versus the number of patients that they have.. So I hope the head , JIMMY,- as i was given his name - would be able to assist and help with this kind of problem before something happens to the patient and you get sued for negligence.. Also, there was a time that breakfast was delivered late. Again, reason was "coz they are very busy". Place is expensive so it should be expected enough number of staff should be hired or have some people on-call in case it gets pretty busy.
Jorge860830
November 01, 2016
My experience at Peninsula Del Ray was very good, and it was a very nice place. The person showing us around was very helpful, and the location was good. It was right off of the freeway and was easy to get to, and the facilities were fantastic. The actual physical building looked about 5 years old, so everything was brand new. The rooms looked a little nice, but they didn’t have kitchens -- at least not in the studios. But the prices were a little high for what we could afford. It was probably the nicest facility, physically, except that it didn’t have a pool. But as far as newness and physical layout, it was good. They had a TV room, an activities room, and a complete exercise room which was fantastic. They had all sorts of exercise equipment such as treadmills and walkers. The rooms were really nice and clean. The elevators were huge and obviously designed for wheelchair access and everything. It was a newer facility, so everything was available, and they had separate rooms for activities. They didn’t have a large courtyard or anything. You could walk around, but it didn’t have a lot of outdoor capabilities, although there’s a park right across the street. So that kind of thing was available, but it was a little ways away.
Rosiecheeks123
November 07, 2015
I have a family member here. It's quite pricey but the amenities and services we though were worth it. But with assisted living we were told there were hourly checks and when the call button is pressed the needs will be attended to in a timely manner. There have been occasions where my relative wasn't checked on for 4 hours and when we used the call button it was at least 30 minutes. And this was not just one occasion. I'm not sure if they are short staffed or what but for the extra amount we are paying for higher levels of care, we are not seeing it. We've complained a few times but have seen little resolve. Making us question our decision of using this facility.
Visitor113754850
September 30, 2015
My mom has moved into Peninsula Del Rey last weekend. It was best suited for her and the main reason why, it has independent living and assisted living but no memory care. Before, my mom was in assisted living and memory care and the people there were not at the same level as my mom, so the social interaction wasn't good. Here, she has only been there a week and she just really likes it a lot. It is an impressive place. Every apartment has a full kitchen. My mom is pleased because there is a washer and dryer in every unit as well. They all have outdoor balconies. It is a nice place. There are plenty of activities. There is transportation to and from doctors. There is shopping and weekly outings. There is a full gamut of activities. The staff is very accommodating. I'm impressed. The other places we looked at were good, but this place is just the best fit overall.
Sandra109530250
June 29, 2015
Peninsula Del Rey was beautiful. The apartments were lovely, and the food was good. The people who gave us the tour was very lovely. They seemed to keep the people fairly busy.
Betty106289950
I went to one of the opening of Peninsula Del Rey. It is a very nice place, so I put in an application there. The staff is all very confident, and they seem very intelligent. You can walk down the hall and each room has a glass door. So you could see in each room. There were very few people living there that time so they were very eager to get people. I don’t think they are taking anybody now. I had hors d'oeuvre, wine, and all the good stuff. It was very nice and very beautifully done. I didn't eat a meal there, but this was an opening party that they gave. There was a center court that had a small swimming pool in it. There were a lot of places you can play bridges and cards. It's very nice and all very new. The rooms looked very nice, and the people all had things in it of their own. Everything was very clean and looked very inviting. I really liked it there, but it is very expensive. They don't provide medical service in the complex, but they are very close to Seton hospital. They also have a van that takes people to shopping. They pick them up and take them into places they want to go.
Rita21
June 19, 2014
Peninsula Del Rey was able to offer nursing care or aide care and they would bill my friend's insurance. They were able to do that. The food is really good. The workers are really good and very responsive. They're new and just opened last November. They only had one or two assisted living apartments left the last time I talked to them. But they have independent living. They're kind of upscale place. It looks like a hotel. It doesn't seem like a nursing home or assisted living at all. The rooms are beautiful. They're really big. There's a washer and dryer in the unit, a dishwasher, a full stove, living room. It can't get any better than that, in my opinion.
Colleen10
January 30, 2014
The challenge with Peninsula Del Rey was the location isn't ideal. It is in a fog belt which can or cannot mean good weather. My mother walks two miles everyday. The area is not as conducive for walking outside the facility and they really don't have anything internal. They also don't have a pool but the facility itself was really nice and the people were really nice. They're having challenges getting that place filled and I think it is because of the location. It's expensive so if you're paying a lot of money, you want it to be a decent location as well. We did see the rooms and they were beautiful. We tried the food there and the food was excellent.
The one thing with the facility is you do have to move as you change levels. Each floor is designated as independent living then it goes up to assisted living then it goes to the Alzheimer unit. You do have to move if you would have to change apartments if your needs change.
Carl6
January 14, 2014
Peninsula del Rey is new and they offer transport services. I've eaten there twice and the food is good. The apartments have built in washers and dryers.
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