Villa Sorrento offers assisted living as its primary level of care. Residents can access a mental wellness program, diabetes management, and scheduled respite or short-term stays, ensuring continuity of support whether the stay is brief or long-term. The community is structured so daily living tasks—such as bathing, dressing, and mobility—are attended to by trained caregivers, while the medical team coordinates ongoing health plans with each resident’s personal physicians.
An on-site nursing staff is available up to sixteen hours a day, supported by an emergency call system in every apartment. Medication management, hospice oversight, incontinence services, ambulatory assistance, and diabetic monitoring are handled on the premises, complemented by visiting physical therapists and podiatrists. Routine needs such as laundry and dry cleaning are coordinated through the care team to minimize outside errands and keep attention centered on resident health and safety.
Apartments are private or semi-private and may include cable service, Wi-Fi, kitchenettes, phone connections, and central air conditioning. Some layouts open to outdoor areas or the community garden, and select units are near the library and computer lounge for convenient internet access. Covered parking is available for residents who still drive, and cats are welcome in designated apartments. Because floor plans differ, not every unit includes every listed feature, so families are encouraged to verify specific amenities during a tour.
Dining is provided three times daily in a restaurant-style setting with the option of in-room meal service. Menus accommodate low-sodium, gluten-free, vegetarian, and kosher requests, and healthy snacks are stocked throughout the day. Portion control and nutritional tracking are coordinated with the nursing staff for residents managing diabetes or other dietary conditions.
The activity calendar features off-site excursions, an in-house activity center, and organized social outings that range from shopping trips to local events. Residents can also join special-interest clubs and community groups, fostering social connection and continued engagement without leaving the campus.