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Key information
PECH5 Mg Oc LLC is a 45-resident assisted living community in Menlo Park. It has been licensed since September 2024. It also offers memory care. The nearest hospital, Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hsp At Stanford is 0.9 miles away. Inspectors have visited 5 times since November 2023, most recently on September 22, 2026. State licensing inspectors (CCLD) cited 2 citations in that time (1 Type A and 1 Type B). Regulators looked into 1 complaint in that time (1 unsubstantiated).
Rating and inspection report
Official rating
- State inspections1 serious citation in 3 years
Care & pricing
Care available
- Licensed capacity
- 45 beds
- State licence
- CA 415601180 · Active
Pricing
- listing price range: $4,950 per monthMemory care
- Memory Care starting price: $4,950 per monthMemory care
- Memory care / Studio: $7,450 per monthMemory care
- Memory care / Shared Bedroom: $9,900 per monthMemory care
Payment types accepted
Room type
- ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT
- One bedroom
- Shared Bedroom$9,900–$9,900 per month
- Studio$7,450–$7,450 per month
Daily life
Details
Facilities
- Arts room
- Barber / salon
- Business room
- Cable TV
- Climate control
- Fireplace
- Furnished
- Garden
- Kitchenette
- Library
- Movie room
- Outdoor common space
- Patio
- Piano
- Telephone in room
- Walking paths
- Wi-Fi and internet access
- State-licensed residential care facility for the elderly (California CDSS)
Activities
- Community-sponsored activities
- Continuing learning experience
- Day trips
- Fitness programs
- Movie nights
- Music program
- Planned activities
- Resident run activities
- Volunteer programs
Services
- 24-hour call system
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Bathing assistance
- Cognitive learning center
- Coordination with health care providers
- Dementia care
- Dementia / memory care
- Dementia waiver
- Diabetes care
- Diabetes management (glucose checks)
- Dressing assistance
- Grocery shopping
- Help arranging medical and dental appointments
- Hospice waiver
- Housekeeping
- Incontinence care
- Laundry
- Medication management
- Medication management and reminders
- Mild cognitive impairment
- Move in coordination
- Non-ambulatory care
- Outside hospice allowed
- Special diets (diabetic, renal, pureed)
- Specialized memory care programming
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
- Wheelchair accessible
Dining
- All day dining
- Allergy sensitive
- Café/bistro
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Gluten free
- Grill
- International cuisine
- Kosher meals
- Low sodium
- Professional chef
- Restaurant style dining
- Three meals a day and snacks, including diets a physician prescribes
- Vegetarian
Safety and security
- Emergency alert system
Transportation
- Transportation and parking
Policies
- Accepts private pay
- All Inclusive Rent
- Pet-friendly
- Pets
- Rent And Care Fees
Faith
- Faith Based
Languages spoken on site
- English
- Mandarin / Cantonese
- Spanish
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Reviews and listings
What families and listing sites say.
Ratings on other sites
- 4.8/5
Reviews
- Caring.com5/5
It was our second choice and I loved it. The outside of it was very pretty. There were multiple outside areas that the patients had access to, and they were very nice. It felt very welcoming. It was a small facility compared to some of the others, but it had that homey feeling. It didn't feel like an institution. The staff was wonderful, knew everything about the place, answered all of my questions, dealt with all of the issues, had solutions for everything, described the programs, just knew everything, and was very well informed. The dining room was very nice. When I was there, people were just going to eat. They had a small dining area and a larger dining area which seemed flexible and nice. Some of the people were eating in different places and they all seemed pretty happy with it. The rooms were very small. The shared rooms were very small and there wasn't even room for anything but a bed and a nightstand. The shower was down the hall versus in the room, but it was very nice. It was a bit dated, but to me, the most important thing was the program. The particular person that I was looking to place needs stimulation. The fact that the programs were good, I kind of overlooked some of the other stuff. I got a real positive vibe from them. I think people were happy, and they were busy. The whole facility was open within the gate and secured facility and it had open grounds. The facility is open to the clients so that they can go in and out.
Visitor
Dec 11, 2023
- Caring.com5/5
It is a complete memory care facility. I was impressed with that. I like how they try to stimulate the people there in the memory unit. They had activities going on. The atmosphere was nice and inviting. The outside area was fine. Joseph was very informative and helpful, very thorough, and transparent in showing the pros and cons. It seemed like it was a healthy environment. The social area and the rooms looked nice. It felt really clean. It was in a very nice neighborhood.
Michelle · Visitor
Mar 30, 2023
- Caring.com5/5
I went here, and I assigned my wife to stay there. The place has good vibes. I'm very happy with what I've seen so far and based on what I've seen in other places, it looks super to me. I've been there a total of maybe 2 hours. I looked at the place and I even met the chef and saw the room that my wife will occupy. I had a chance to critique certain details like how easily my wife could accommodate the toilet seat arrangement. There were a lot of little details that we talked about. I'm very happy with their responsiveness and their perspective on the whole situation. Plus, the facility itself is quite nice. It's in a residential area, and it looks like a large residence. It has the architecture and the layout of a residence. The staff were all quite dedicated. Every time somebody came by who was a potential caregiver, they stopped and introduced that person. They even introduced some people who are not on the staff there, but who happened to be there from some other auxiliary facility or some service organization. I was very happy with everybody I met there. I don't feel any tension in the place. Sometimes you go into a facility and you talk to the employees, you can detect tension, but I don't detect any tension there. Everybody is focused and with it, and responsive and friendly. All the positive things. The facility is immaculate. It looks cleaner than some of the hotels I used to stay in when I traveled in business. I was quite surprised by the room. I was expecting something quite generic. It's a very neat, clean, single bedroom with an adjacent bathroom. There is a window onto a garden from there, so that works.
Frank · Visitor
Dec 8, 2022
- Caring.com5/5
I just liked that the staff seemed very involved with the residents. They were sitting around and playing the piano and everybody was engaged. Looked like they were very caring, too. They have outside gardens where the residents could go. We saw a single room with a bed and a dresser in it. It was very spacious.
Kathleen · Visitor
Oct 31, 2022
- Caring.com4/5
I went here. I liked their building. It had a lot of character. It sounds like they gave a high level of care. I only met the woman who gave me the tour. She was very nice and tried to be helpful, but she hasn't been on staff very long yet, so there were things that she was not quite familiar with. I saw them feeding some of their residents, lunch. The rooms were spacious, but they all had shared bathrooms and only one shower, which was down the hall.
Lois · Visitor
Mar 30, 2022
Questions and answers
Does Pech5 Mg Oc provide care for residents with dementia or Alzheimer's disease?
Yes, Pech5 Mg Oc offers Memory Care services for residents with mild or advanced stages of dementia or Alzheimer's disease.
How does CareScout rate Pech5 Mg Oc?
CareScout has given Pech5 Mg Oc a rating of 8.4 out of 10 based on a proprietary scoring system. CareScout uses an index of 6 metrics to evaluate the quality and consistency of care of any given community for which we have data.
Where is Pech5 Mg Oc?
Pech5 Mg Oc is located at 800 Roble Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025, just 0.4 miles away from Menlo Medical Clinic in Menlo Park - 1300 Crane.
What room types does Pech5 Mg Oc offer?
Pech5 Mg Oc offers studio and shared bedroom options. To get availability details, please fill out the form above.
How much does it cost to live at Pech5 Mg Oc in Menlo Park, CA?
Pech5 Mg Oc has confirmed that the starting price for a Memory Care studio is $7,450 per month. Price can vary depending on the type of room and level of care you need. A CareScout advisor can provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date prices for Pech5 Mg Oc.
How many staffers are on duty in the daytime and overnight?
Our staff constantly evolves to correlate to the needs of the community as well as each individual resident. 24/7 coverage and oversight are something your family can count on.
Is Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park affiliated with a hospital if more care is needed?
Meadow Gardens is not affiliated with a specific hospital, which gives us the opportunity to work with your current hospital's care team to ensure the transition and continuing care is seamless as we strive for continuity of care. Local hospitals included Stanford University Medical Center, Sequoia Hospital and Kaiser Permanente.
Describe the neighborhood around Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park. Is it located in a residential neighborhood, a business district, a rural setting, or other type of locale?
The community is in a darling residential neighborhood and the grounds surrounding the community is full of lovely plants and trees.
Who assesses residents' health and cognitive functioning? How often is that assessment repeated?
Our Wellness Director will assess the resident when they move in to assess their "baseline" and care needs. Assessments are given at any time that there is a behavioral change as necessary. For example: when someone begins to show signs of sundowners, or starts to exhibit wandering behaviors.
What programs or activities does Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park offer to keep residents engaged? How does the staff engage residents' long-term memories?
Using our Vibrant Life program outline,, we create an individualized care plan for each resident that takes into consideration their history, interests and capabilities. For Mrs. Jones, who was a school teacher, we might offer a chalk board and chalk, books from the era she taught in, photos of her children when they were school-age and a yearbook from her teaching days. Along with education on Vibrant Life and our goal is to guide and engage the memory impaired
What techniques does Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park use to support memory care residents during mealtimes?
While we cater to each individual's needs (John may have no issue swallowing, but Marie might) we follow the established Integral Senior Living guidelines: Serve one course at a time and remove other distracting items from the table, such as extra cutlery and glasses. Make sure the crockery is plain and that its color contrasts with a plain tablecloth and with the food being served. If the use of cutlery is too difficult, serve finger food. Allow plenty of time to eat. Keep noise or activity in the environment to a minimum. Make sure there is adequate lighting. Eat with the person with dementia so that they can follow your lead. Serve familiar food.
What ongoing training does the staff receive in dementia care?
Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park has several tiers of training starting with 20 hours of senior care and caregiver training that is mandatory for EVERY employee, ongoing memory care training and workshops. Everyone on our team embraces and has continuous training in the Montessori Method of whole-person care. The Montessori Method places an emphasis on independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a person's natural psychological, physical, and social development.
How does Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park keep residents' families informed about their loved ones' health?
Menlo Gardens of Menlo Park encourages family participation and communicates often with all family members. However the family prefers, we will reach out and be available for any topics large and small. We give status updates at regular intervals but welcome family participation in their loved-one's care.
On listing sites
Pech5 Mg Oc
Pech5 Mg Oc is a Memory Care community in the Menlo Park area. Costs for this community start at $7,450/mo, which is higher than the cost of care in the Menlo Park area of $4,500/mo. Nestled in a vibrant neighborhood, the senior living community offers a welcoming environment that emphasizes exceptional care and medical services. Residents benefit from a comprehensive range of health care services, including 24-hour supervision, medication management, and specialized memory care programming. The community is equipped to support residents with diverse needs, offering assistance with daily activities, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care, ensuring peace of mind for both residents and their families. The community's location is ideal for those who appreciate convenience and accessibility. Just a short distance away, residents can find the esteemed Hoover Pavilion, providing immediate access to top-notch medical care. The nearby Menlo Medical Clinic is also within reach, ensuring that physician consultations are easily accessible. For prescription needs, a Walgreens pharmacy is located less than a mile away, enhancing the ease of managing health care routines. Beyond medical facilities, the neighborhood offers a delightful selection of cafes and eateries, such as Verve Coffee Roasters and Shake Shack, perfect for leisurely outings. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the surrounding area boasts scenic parks and walking paths, encouraging a healthy and active lifestyle. The community itself enriches daily life with amenities like an arts room, a piano, and a movie theater, fostering a vibrant and engaging atmosphere. Residents and visitors alike speak highly of the community, praising its dedication to creating a supportive and nurturing environment. The community's commitment to resident well-being is evident in the thoughtful coordination with health care providers and the array of activities designed to enhance quality of life. This senior living community stands out as a place where residents can thrive, supported by a caring staff and surrounded by a lively neighborhood. Reviews of American House Charlevoix are overwhelmingly positive, particularly regarding staff, leadership, cleanliness, and resident care. Families repeatedly describe the staff as kind, compassionate, responsive, well trained, and genuinely invested in residents’ well-being. The executive director is frequently praised for being visible, hardworking, accommodating, and effective at supporting both residents and employees. Several reviewers say staff go above and beyond, communicate well, and treat residents like family, especially during challenging circumstances and the COVID-19 pandemic. Residents and visitors generally find the facility clean, attractive, modern, and well maintained, with pleasant grounds and, in some areas, scenic views of fields and wildlife. Rooms are described as comfortable, spacious, and customizable, although some reviewers felt apartments were smaller than expected. Dining experiences were mostly favorable, with many compliments about the meals, while a few reviewers had not sampled the food. The community offers numerous activities, including bingo, movies, music, exercise, arts and crafts, church services, happy hours, ice cream socials, presentations, and seasonal events. Residents and families appreciate the opportunities for socialization, though some visitors felt the community was quieter, smaller, or less socially active than desired. One reviewer observed that common areas were underused and outdoor spaces were not especially inviting. Concerns included cost, limited garage facilities, occasional housekeeping or maintenance issues, and uncertainty about whether care could meet increasing medical needs. One family reported inadequate follow-up regarding a security and identity-check-in problem. Another noted that the community is not a nursing home and eventually required a transfer to higher-level care. Overall, reviewers consider American House Charlevoix a caring, safe, attractive community with strong leadership and supportive staff.
Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park
At Meadow Gardens of Menlo Park we want to allow our residents as much independence as possible while still understanding that wandering is a dangerous issue for those who need our care. We are a secure community, equipped with state-of-the-art monitoring devices and in-room emergency response systems to ensure that your loved one is safe. In addition to safety, we are true partners with families and medical teams to ensure all our residents needs are met. Our secure, specialized memory care neighborhood offers spacious private suites in a home-like setting, with supervised access to amenities, and care by our highly trained and compassionate staff. Contact us today to learn more about how our exclusive programming can improve the quality of life of your loved one. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search
Location
800 Roble Avenue, Menlo Park, CA 94025