The Watermark by the Bay is a terrific assisted living community in Emeryville, California. It is within perfect Alameda County which is part of the Golden State.
You may think you have an idea of what an Assisted Living and Memory Care community looks like, but we’re here to challenge it. Through years of experience, an innovative approach and integrative care practices we’ve come to a remarkably simple outlook – our age does not define us or limit the possibilities of our creativity and sense of adventure.
Our dynamic community located in Emeryville, California serves the entire East Bay including Oakland and Berkeley. With features including modern residences with stunning views and access to the best of entertainment, shopping and dining plus exceptional care and amenities, it’s no wonder we are the best value for senior living anywhere around.
At The Watermark by the Bay, health care support is simply folded into each resident’s day. Comfortable and rich daily routines are focused on opportunities to participate in a full and varied offering of enriching programming, meals with friends, special outings – and not health care. And, we're always here to help. Caring, trained staff available 24 hours per day.
We value your independence and desire to live a vibrant life. Our Partners in Care model is a flexible, customized framework that empowers each individual – associates, residents, families and health providers – to contribute to the community within a supportive, collaborative environment.
Within this practical and supportive environment, our approach to health care is holistic, taking the whole person into account instead of a narrow perspective where the focus lies on the illness or the symptoms. This person-centered approach includes an individual’s abilities, wishes, health and expansive well-being.
At The Watermark this special secure environment supports individuals experiencing the physical, cognitive and emotional effects of dementia. Our focus is on helping each resident lead their best, most fulfilling life.
Research is showing the enormous benefits that a full and well-rounded daily life bring to those affected by dementia. Such a life is steeped in regular pursuits meaningful to each resident that promote self-expression; good food that supports optimal health, especially brain health; spaces with plenty of daylight that are comfortable and preserve an easy balance between community and private time; and care that is dedicated, compassionate and fully appreciates the individual resident.
Short-Term Stays are a great solution for those times when family caregivers are traveling or might just need a short break from caring for the senior in their life. And many seniors really appreciate the additional assistance a Short-Term Stay provides when they are ill or recovering from illness, injury or surgery.
Respite care not only provides short breaks that can relieve stress and restore everyone’s energy but can actually become a regular scheduled part of the year. Short-Term Stays offer a refreshing change of pace for seniors, with the opportunity to make new friends, take part in our dynamic calendar of events and outings and enjoy our great cuisine.
Here, the art of caregiving goes beyond the traditional title, so we call our caregivers “Nayas,” a word originating from the ancient language of Sanskrit. A Naya is a guide, person of wisdom and a leader who is engaged in the present moment.
Specially trained and certified Nayas communicate through validation rather than correction to show understanding and support. We know that behaviors are a response to an unmet need. From this thoughtful foundation, we cultivate a sense of well-being and connection.
We partnered with the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners to train our Nayas how to incorporate residents in the rhythms of daily living. Together, they work side-by-side cooking, cleaning, preparing and serving homestyle meals, and anything else that evokes a sense of purpose.
Real Estate Agent
Don Magalhaes
Compass
Real Estate Agent
Jacklyn O'Connor Friedland
Compass