My mom has lived at The Seville since January 2025, and if I had to describe our experience in one…read moreword, it would be partnership. Living with dementia is hard. Moving someone you love into memory care is hard. And even the very best memory care community cannot make dementia easy. I think that is important for families to understand. If you expect memory care to provide one-on-one private care every minute, bubble-wrap your loved one, or somehow fix everything that was difficult at home, your expectations are probably going to be off the mark. What you should expect is more support, more eyes, more expertise, more connection, more community, and more people helping you navigate a journey none of us has a perfect roadmap for. That is what we have found at The Seville. The people here know my mom. They know her personality, her routines, and her quirks. They laugh with her. They care about her. And they have welcomed our family into the community rather than making us feel like we handed Mom over at the front door. That matters enormously to me. I don't want to hand over my role as my mom's daughter or steward. I want to show up. I want to share what I know about her, advocate when something doesn't feel right, celebrate what is working, and learn alongside the people caring for her. The Seville lets me do that. Is everything perfect? Of course not. Dementia doesn't give any of us that luxury. Needs change. People change. Something that worked yesterday may not work tomorrow. What matters is having people willing to listen, adjust, problem-solve, and keep working with you. And we have found those people here--from leadership and caregivers to med-techs, dining, activities, and the people who simply stop to say hello and make my mom smile. The hospitality and support our family has received have been extraordinary. Most importantly, there is joy here. I don't want my mom's life reduced to being safe, fed, and medicated. I want her to still be Terry. I want her to laugh. Get dressed up. Wear her coral lipstick. Connect with people. Feel known. Feel valued. Have good days, ordinary days, and occasionally ridiculous days. I want her to continue to have a life, not simply receive care. One of the biggest things I have learned through this journey is that great memory care isn't something done to a person or for a family. It is something we build together. Families have a role. Staff have a role. Leadership has a role. Friends and community have a role. And most importantly, the person living with dementia still has a role. Show up. Learn the names of the people caring for your person. Tell them who your loved one was and who they still are. Share what makes them laugh, what comforts them, and what makes them feel like themselves. Participate. Advocate. Ask questions. Say thank you. Speak up when something isn't working. And recognize the people who love your person when you aren't there. If you are looking for that kind of relationship--a community that will let you remain your loved one's daughter, son, spouse, advocate, steward, and partner while becoming part of the team surrounding them--The Seville is a very special place. Dementia is still dementia. There will still be hard days. Memory care isn't about curing or fixing that. It's about finding more support, more connection, more dignity, more joy, and good people willing to walk this journey with you. We found those people at The Seville. And as Terry's daughter, that means everything.

As an entertainer who had the pleasure of performing at this wonderful community, I was thoroughly…read moreimpressed. From an aesthetic standpoint, the community is quite beautiful. Everything is neat and clean. As another reviewer stated, Hector is amazing---very outgoing, and personable. Joseph was very kind and helpful when I was setting up my equipment---he really went the extra mile. All of the staff members I encountered were friendly and seemed genuinely caring. The residents were delightful. This truly seems like an amazing place for seniors to live. (This review was written by Erik's wife.)

Our experience with Raya's Paradise in San Clemente was a very positive one. My grandmother was a…read moreresident there, and from the beginning, we felt that the staff genuinely cared about her well-being and comfort. What stood out most was the personal attention she received. The caregivers were attentive, patient, and always treated her with respect. They took the time to get to know her, and that personal connection meant a lot to our family. We will always appreciate the care Raya's Paradise provided to my grandmother and the reassurance they gave our family during an important time in her life. We are thankful to the entire team for everything they did for her.

I would not recommend this facility to anyone who cares for their loved one. Please do your due…read morediligence by checking any facility at the department of social services website and signing up for alerts when you do choose a facility. For this facility go to https://www.ccld.dss.ca.gov/carefacilitysearch/FacDetail/306006014 Click the tab for Complaints and scroll down to complaint visits dated 12/23/25 and 4/21/26 to get a general idea. My personal experience ranged from being fooled by the appearance in the beginning to being disappointed when senior support staff left within the first year and then disbelief when my mom was injured and I experienced a lack of care that should have been there and is actually legally required. The caregivers are not properly trained, especially in dementia care. I didn't move my mom out in time to avoid harm. This place is a solid no.

The prices for a residence on this website are not accurate nor up to date…read more That said this is a very nice place to live. I've lived here over four years and it's good. I'm a bit particular so it's good.

Very compassionate staff, loving and friendly resident environment…read more Love the facilities benefits!

Finding the right home for a loved one is daunting, but Coastal Senior Living is truly a rare find…read more The owner, John, brings his professional background as a retired Respiratory Therapist to the table, which gives us incredible peace of mind regarding the technical and medical side of care. The property itself is stunning--nestled at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in a high-end neighborhood. Unlike most facilities, the rooms here are very large and many offer breathtaking coastal views. But what really makes this place special is the staff. The caregivers are attentive, kind, and treat residents with such dignity. This is a rare find.

Amazing! John is incredible, staff is amazing, views are unbelievable. What a wonderful place!read more

Dear Brent and Haley,…read more I hope you are both doing well. Many times I have wanted to reach out and say how grateful we are to have my mom here at Sea Bluffs. I have worked in several residential settings throughout my career: A high school boarding school, college dormitories, and group homes for people with severe mental illness. I know there are many challenges in these types of settings, but from our experience with Sea Bluffs, we (my mom, sister and I) feel like every staff experience we have had in the last year-and-a-half has been top notch. We feel like everyone that works regularly with my mom on the Care Team is so kind, thoughtful, and anticipatory of her needs etc., and we soooo appreciate it. Also the maintenance staff has been very responsive, kind and respectful in all of their interactions, and the dining staff is always wonderful! Some stand outs to me, for what it's worth are Donna, Christine, Carmen, Jay, and Martha. Again, I think everyone's great, but these folks have consistently been excellent. And Jay is literally everywhere all at once :) I truly don't know how Donna does what she does, she has been a phenomenal presence since she was hired shortly after my mom arrived here. Always smiling, always helpful, an excellent communicator, always good at problem solving, always swift acting, always going above and beyond. She is a treasure! And of course with the two of you at the helm of overseeing all the hiring and training and culture building, I'd like to send along my gratitude to the two of you as well! Thanks for everything!

A quick shout out to a tremendous 'Transition Team'! Brent Broadhurst, Ex Dir/Administrator, Kenia…read moreCabada, Biz Off Director and last but, not least, Jennifer Baube, Memory Care Director, made our family's transition from assisted living to memory care virtually seamless. Of course, their teams filled in all of the day to day particulars, and, we are grateful for ALL of them, as well! My husband and I just wanted them all to know how appreciative we are for creating a forever home, for Mom at Sea Bluffs - Evergreen.

Exceptional in every way! In fact Aegis was recommended by the LT Care Ombudsman after my parents'…read morehorrific and unsafe experience at a popular continuing care community in Irvine (RP). We transferred both mom and dad over 3 years ago. He was already on hospice and she was just ready for assisted living. Thus, they moved into 2 separate rooms as we knew he would predecease her soon. What a breath of fresh air! Caring, professional, long-term management and staff. Beautiful and spotless facility inside and out. Wonderful activities and special events. Amazing dining experience. My dad boasted to friends and family that he felt like he was at home. He loved to sit by the fireplace and read. Mom loved bingo and scrabble with friends. And, when each of my parents health began to fail, Aegis was quick to recommend extra care and eventually hospice, letting them live out their life and die peacefully.

My mother in law recently moved to Aegis and is very happy there. Was not an easy decision to make,…read moresince she is still able bodied and of sound mind. People tend to think that assisted living is for people who are ill. She is 96 and the upkeep on her home was just getting to be too difficult. Aegis provided relief from that but more importantly has given her fun activities and new friends. The staff there is wonderful, friendly and can help if health issues do arise. They communicate consistently, provide a welcoming and pleasant environment, and have many daily activities and weekly outings. There are separate areas for memory care patients and assisted living, and the grounds and rooms are really lovely, I'm writing this because if you have an elderly loved one considering a move such as this, I wouldn't hesitate to have them move here. The socialization is a huge thing and I think her days are much happier than when she was living alone, even if she doesn't need much assistance at this time. Was definitely the right move and better sooner than later. Thanks to all the staff at Aegis for providing a great "home" for our seniors.

We first used Accent on Seniors for my father several years ago. Staff is loving and kind, food is…read moregood and residents are well care for. We now have our mom living here and the same high standards continue. I highly recommend this facility. Coral Adamson

This is such a kind and loving board and care home. I had my mother there, she was 91 and they took…read moresuch great care of all her needs and wants. I would highly recommend this if you are looking for such a place. A lovely setting with flowering gardens and furniture to accommodate limited mobility.

My mom Annie Marie spent the last two years of her life at Rosehaven. The facility was such a…read moreblessing, excellent care giving, two care givers always present for six residents, the Administrator Tina would go beyond the call of duty to help and she is super thoughtful. Your loved one is truly well cared for at Rosehaven.

From the owner: Assisted living in The Village of San Clemente offers many benefits to Rosehaven III Care Home…read moreresidents. Including access to all community, senior and adult day healthcare centers, and beaches. The village has churches, shopping in the new San Clemente Outlet Mall, and walking paths. Residents also enjoy monthly events held at Dana Point Harbor.

My aging mother in law moved in with us, and during the last year experienced a rapid decline with…read moreher Alzeimer's. When her condition started exceeding our capabilities, we began a thorough search of memory care facilities over a few month period We chose Atria and we are very thankful we did! All members of the care TEAM showed high scores in patient CARE, emotional intelligence, customer SERVICE, and cleanliness. Background/FYI I am a retired fire captain/paramedic with 32 yrs on the job.. I have run on a lot of patients in various memory care/assisted care facilities, over those thirty + years. Atria impressed me. I know of several FD personnel who also have their loved ones in Atria SJC. In summary, I want to thank the ladies that tend to the patients during all hours of the day and night. We are VERY thankful all of you.

I give atria 5 stars. Exceptional staff, friendly residents,…read morelots of activities and delicious food . Gabby always plans fun activities for the residents.

I moved into Venetian Villas the beginning of September. I don't think it would be the gorgeous…read moreplace it is without Brittany Leighton's help!! She has been outstanding! Very quick to respond/handle anything you may need, whether it's a FOB for the elevator or a new garage clicker she is on it! The decor and rooftop are amazing and she has worked very hard to keep it looking gorgeous. Very friendly residents here as well and a very safe/secure building. We are pretty spoiled here. I would recommend this place!

I absolutely Luv where I live. The location, the management and the apartment is amazing…read more Beautiful Sunset views from the rooftop. Anytime I need anything fixed, the management is right on it. (even if it is to replace a light bulb). I submit a request and it is fixed within 1-2 days. Very,very professional. The apartments are beautiful. Tons of cupboard space. Air conditioning which is wonderful. I don't think it gets much better than this for an apartment in San Clemente.