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Key information
Willow Glen Senior Living is a 6-resident board and care home in San Jose. It has been licensed since August 2019.
It also offers assisted living and memory care. The nearest hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital, which has an emergency room, is 3.2 miles away.
Inspectors have visited 7 times since November 2023, most recently on June 4, 2026. State licensing inspectors (CCLD) cited 8 citations in that time (6 Type A and 2 Type B). Regulators looked into 2 complaints in that time (1 partially substantiated and 1 unsubstantiated). State licensing (CCLD) imposed 1 penalty totalling $250 in that time (1 fine).
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Official rating
Care & pricing
Care available
- Licensed capacity
- 6 beds
- State license
- CA 435202725 · Active
Pricing
- Assisted living / Shared Bedroom: $4,000 per monthAssisted living
- Assisted living / Private Room: $5,200 per monthAssisted living
Payment types accepted
Room type
- Private Room$5,200 per month
- Shared Bedroom$4,000 per month
Daily life
Details
Facilities
- Furnished
- Garden
- Telephone in room
- Walking paths
- State-licensed residential care facility for the elderly (California CDSS)
Activities
- Movie nights
- Planned activities
Services
- 24-hour supervision
- Activities of daily living assistance
- Assistance with bathing
- Assistance with dressing
- Assistance with transfers
- Bed-bound residents
- Coordination with health care providers
- Dementia /
memory care - Help arranging medical and dental appointments
- Housekeeping
- Laundry
- Medication management and reminders
- Move in coordination
- Non-ambulatory care
- Outside hospice allowed
- Special diets (diabetic, renal, pureed)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair users accepted
Dining
- All day dining
- Allergy sensitive
- Diabetes diet
- Dining room
- Gluten free
- Scheduled meals
- Three meals a day and snacks, including diets a physician prescribes
Safety and security
- Emergency alert system
Transportation
- Transportation and parking
Policies
- Accepts private pay
Languages spoken on site
- English
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Ratings on other sites
- 2/5
Reviews
- Google2/5
It has taken me a long time write this review because my mother died about a month after moving into WG Sr Living. We moved her there because she had several falls and was recovering from a wrist fracture. She was still quite mobile at 98 yrs and eager to "ditch the arm cast." At first everything was great, mainly because I was so grateful that there was someone there all the time. The trouble began with one caregiver who kept scolding my cognitively-impaired mother about her various OCD habits. I even wrote a large sign in her room say not to scold her as it really made her reluctant to ask for help. In retrospect, it was a form of bullying of a very vulnerable and indefensible person. The end result was that she fell in the bathroom one morning, hit her head making a huge wound and broke her shoulder. This was a complete nightmare. While the head wound can be stitched, there is no treatment for a shoulder fracture. Doctors won't prescribe strong pain meds for the elderly. So she died of septic shock in great pain. This one caregiver made my mother's last days a misery. I do not understand how the management continues to employ someone so clearly unsuited to work with the impaired elderly.
Read full reviewDec 7, 2024