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Updated on November 21, 2023

Golden Living Point Loma
3223 Duke St, San Diego, CA 92110, United States
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Golden Living Point Loma
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Age Range
50-90
Men / Women
50% / 50%
Frequent
Healthcare Services:
Assisted Living
Other Services:
Meals Housekeeping Utilities Shared Accommodation

Golden Living Point Loma prides itself on providing quality care for residents that is committed to assisting their residents with dignity and respect. There’s a lot more in store at the Golden Living Point Loma, and one special service they provide is meeting the cultural needs of their residents, because many of their residents come from different backgrounds. Golden Living Point Loma ensures that residents are given the highest standard of care, as well as safety and security at San Diego’s “hidden treasure”– as residents would call it.

Golden Living Point Loma provides memory care services, where it highly promotes independence while receiving assistance with day to day activities. They provide essential and all-inclusive amenities such as the laundry room, walk-in closets, activity room, dining room with a view, and emergency call system that would help make residents feel comfortable and at ease. A highlight for their services include activities to help cultivate their cognitive and physical abilities. They also house healthcare services by having visits by a Doctor, on-site pharmacy; medication management, and transportation to doctor appointments. 

$3800 / month
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