Acacia Villas Assisted Living in Fullerton offers both Assisted Living and Independent Living, giving residents flexible levels of daily support. The community can manage wound care, oxygen therapy, and physician-ordered special diets. Staff can admit residents younger than 60 when appropriate and provide full diabetic oversight, including oral medications, insulin injections, and sliding-scale regimens. Mild dementia needs can be accommodated, ensuring that residents with early cognitive changes receive consistent cueing and supervision without requiring a memory-care unit.

Care delivery is backed by an awake night shift, a full-time activity director, and 24-hour staffing with a fenced rear area and in-room pull cords that alert personnel. A podiatrist visits on site for routine foot care and diabetic foot checks. For activities of daily living, caregivers are trained to give complete assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting. Transfer help ranges from standby support for walker users to one- and two-person lifts and bed-bound care, allowing residents to stay in place as mobility declines.

Resident rooms can be personalized; families may paint or decorate to individual tastes, and many rooms are pre-wired for cable service, though not every accommodation includes every feature. Studio and companion layouts are available, all designed for wheelchair access and proximity to common spaces.

Dining services follow a set menu with three meals daily, plus snacks throughout the day. The kitchen team prepares texture-modified or restricted diets as ordered by physicians or dietitians. Independent Living residents may opt into a monthly meal plan and still retain a private kitchenette for light cooking. Weekly housekeeping and laundry are included for Independent Living tenants, allowing them to focus on social and recreational pursuits.

On the amenity side, the property offers resident parking, outdoor smoking areas, wheelchair-accessible common areas, a barber and beauty salon, a movie room, internet access, communal gardens, and on-site religious services. Transportation is provided for medical appointments and shopping, and the campus is close to public transit stops. Pets are allowed; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.