Cloisters Of The Valley

Name: Cloisters Of The Valley
Address: 4171 Camino del Rio South, San Diego, California, 92108, United States
Price range: $$

San Diego California, United States , California , United States

4.7 on Google · 26 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care

About Cloisters Of The Valley

Cloisters Of The Valley is a senior living community located in San Diego, offering memory care along with respite care services. The community is positioned for families seeking support for a loved one living with memory loss, whether on an ongoing basis or for a short-term respite stay that allows primary caregivers a chance to rest. Families considering Cloisters Of The Valley are encouraged to connect directly with the community to learn more about daily routines, dining options, activities, and how staff tailor care to each resident's needs. This kind of detail can help determine whether the setting is the right fit for a parent or partner requiring memory support.

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26 reviews

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Julia LaPlante 6 months ago

My stepmom has been living here for over 7 years. I can’t say enough good things about Cloisters. It’s the people who make a place excellent. The people here go above and beyond to take care of her. It is very well managed, the care is excellent, and they are all so kind. My stepmom is treated like a cherished family member. I am very grateful for the excellent care they provide. I highly recommend Cloisters! Five stars!
Sharon Banyas Hefetz 4 months ago

We had such a positive experience with Cloisters of the Valley. The community feels warm, peaceful, and welcoming, and you can tell that a lot of care goes into making residents feel comfortable, supported, and at home. A very special thank you to Tia. She is incredibly professional, organized, and knows how to take care of everything. From the beginning, she made me feel like I could stop worrying, let go, and trust that everything would be okay. That sense of peace and confidence meant so much to me. The entire process felt smooth and well managed, and everyone we encountered was kind, attentive, and helpful. I really appreciated the communication, the care, and the feeling that everything was being handled properly. I highly recommend Cloisters of the Valley, and especially Tia. She made the whole experience so much easier and gave me real peace of mind.

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Maria Daniloff a year ago

My mom has been a resident at Cloister of the Valley Memory Care since 2022, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the care she receives. The current director, Tia Goodwin, is incredibly kind and compassionate — my mom, who has dementia, even calls her “my best friend.” The facility feels warm and welcoming, the food has improved, and residents enjoy many activities like live music, celebrations, and festivals. A special thanks to all the wonderful personnel — the kitchen staff, laundry person, activity coordinator Andrew, and everyone who helps with medications, hygiene, and showers — for everything they do. I feel completely confident leaving my mom in their care, and the love and attention from the director and staff truly make this place feel like home.
Jamshid Vafai 7 months ago

My mom has been in the care of Cloisters Of The Valley for Dementia for a number of years. She is a high needs and difficult resident. I have found the staff and community at Cloisters to be genuinely kind, caring, and compassionate. We love the facility.
Kimberly Taylor 4 months ago

I would never put my loved one here. They told us if we called a ambulance for our mother she could lose her place.we were so worried and wasnt allowed access to her. We were assured she was getting medical care , was told she was faking it to see us, she went from pushing others around to couldnt get out of bed and after 3 weeks we called a ambulance, and we found out it was too late she was septic. She passed miserably in hospice within 3 weeks. If shed had proper medical care the infection wouldnt of spread. Id never ever send someone here.