Camellia Garden

Camellia Garden is a fine assisted living community in Walnut Creek, California. It is within remarkable Contra Costa County which is part of the Golden State.

Welcome to Camellia Garden, a residential care facility for the elderly conveniently situated on a quiet residential road in the east side of Walnut Creek, California.

Ideally situated close to shopping and a public library as well as physicians and dentists in a nearby complex. The renowned John Muir Hospital is about one mile away and adjacent to Heather Farms Park, an oasis of tranquility and beauty.

Camellia Garden is a nurturing "home away from home" with our caring staff. Residents entrusted to us by their families receive our highest level of care and services. Our guests share the beauty and elegance of our home. Our ultimate goal is to provide exemplary care to our residents.

Our caregivers are carefully selected based on experience, knowledge, respect for human rights and dignity and the compassion and ability to foster sound and trusting relationships.

Our caregivers are trained to provide optimum quality care aimed at promoting residents trust, confidence, comfort, sound health and happiness.

We offer the following:

• 24/7 Care and Supervision.
• Three delicious meals daily with attention to to special dietary needs.
• Snacks available throughout the day.
• Supervised lodging in either a private bedroom or in a double occupancy room.
• Assistance with administering all medications (prescribed or non prescription) in accordance with the physicians or your instructions.
• Special events celebrations such as birthdays and selected holidays.
• Laundry Services.
• Assistance with walking and exercise.
• Transportation arrangements for medical and dental appointments.
• Dementia Care.
• Hospice care approval.

We encourage many activities for our guests such as:

• Planned recreational activities with other guests.
• Socialization-group discussions,arts and crafts, music, pet care etc.
• Physical activities such as gardening, low impact exercise, coordination, range of motion etc.
• Education and mental alertness such as board games, special classes learning basic computer skills and using them, reading featured materials, watching documentaries and current events and group discussions about them.
• Emotional support with regular family get-togethers, encouraging volunteers to visit with our guests and organized activities and field trips to show they are not alone or left behind.