Villa Siena

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• Caring.com5/5

  I was very impressed during my recent visit to Villa Siena. All the staff I met were very friendly and more than helpful in showing me the facility and answering any questions I had. The residents also were friendly and looked well-cared for. There seemed to be a good variety of activities provided, including as a Catholic facility, daily mass and prayer. They have a beautiful courtyard and everything looked clean and well-maintained.

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  Mark R. · Visitor

  May 21, 2025

• Caring.com5/5

  The Villa Siena had a really nice energy about it, even as soon as mom walked in the door. They are a Catholic-based home, so they do have an on-site chapel. They have church services, mass services, and daily prayer services in the afternoon. So as far as being Catholic, it's got some nice things that way. Then the the medical staff that's on site is on call. There's a nurses station on each floor; there are two floors. They are staffed with an MD during daylight hours. The staff was very caring, very friendly, and very informative. It's an older building, but there's nothing really wrong with it. Everything is up to date for being an older building. They have been there for quite some time.

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  Visitor

  Oct 11, 2021

• Caring.com5/5

  I love Villa Siena. I just felt comfortable there. It was a beautiful facility. The only drawback would be the room itself. The TV was only 29 inches. There's storage for each resident, but the space for the TV is limiting. There is not a whole lot of room for a person's personal belongings, like a chair or pictures; so that's a drawback. There wasn't any space. It was like shelving, TV's alcove, and drawers below with a little bit of a space (not big enough for a chair). You wouldn't be able to move it. It was more like a hospital room with respect to the space. There was a full bath. The layout in the individual room was more like a hospital room. The grounds were beautiful, and the building itself was gorgeous. They not only have assisted living, but they have skilled nursing, so that's why it was more like a hospital setting. I didn't see the assisted living section which was connected to it because my dad is kind of between skilled nursing and assisted living. The staff was very nice. Everybody was very nice. I didn't see any crazies walking by or wheeling by. It seemed that the level of cognition was a little bit higher at that facility. The building and the grounds themselves were a selling point. They have activities, but this is run by Catholic Charities. Since my dad is not religious, we really didn't really go into it. They have exercise, bingo and so forth. If I had to pick a place right now, I would choose this one because of the location. It is 45 minutes away.

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  Visitor

  Jun 30, 2021

• Caring.com4/5

  Villa Siena was clean and nice. I liked the rooms, but my brother did not. He thought they were too small. The dining area looked dark but nice. They had bingo and puzzles. I didn't particularly like the staff member during the tour, but he was honest, forthright, and answered all of my questions. He was a good guy. One of the first things he asked me was if I can afford $60,000 a year. The courtyard looked nice.

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  Visitor

  Jun 30, 2018

• Caring.com4/5

  My Aunt is in the skilled nursing facility in Villa Sienna. The environment is super nice. There is no pre-payment or initial payment, my aunt just pays by the day and if you ran out of money or if your health exceeds your funds, they will take care of you and will take over the payment. For us, that is a really good option. They also have 6 to1 nursing care, which is attractive to us. For the price, it is the right decision for us and for her. My aunt is a Catholic and having a Catholic Church where she can go to mass any day of the week, that is also very attractive to us and to her. The downside of the place is the food. I will say it is substandard. They serve a lot of sandwiches and she doesn't like the food. They do have a lot of social events. They bring in musicians. They have birthday parties. They have activities like bingo, which I think is great. I don't know if my aunt has utilize them all, but it is available for people. They also have assisted living and there are more people in the assisted living. Everybody is allowed to go there, which is nice, but she can't qualify in that part. It is a nicer environment than the skilled nursing. They all have their own rooms with kitchens and stuff. They don't have that in the skilled nursing. She is sharing a room with somebody and it is more like a hospital room. However, everything is really new. The architecture is new and nicely appointed. The grounds are really nice. They have nice courtyard in the middle and people can go out there.

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  Family member

  Aug 28, 2014

• Caring.com5/5

  It is Christian oriented (Catholic) but does not discriminate. It is located in a quiet park setting near a stand of redwoods and beautiful flowers and is well removed from traffic, auto or pedestrian. Daily Mass is celebrated every morning in a beautiful chapel. Nurses are on call on a 24 hour basis and a fine hospital is less than a mile away. The staff is excellent -- very caring and professional. An attractive, well staffed dining room serves three delicious meals, seven days a week. Special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries are observed and there is ample parking for family and friends. Daily programs include bingo, quiz programs, talks by experts in a variety of fields. Free transportation is furnished for medical or dental appointments and weekly shopping trips. Music programs are held on an almost daily basis featuring instrument, soloists and singers. In summary, while not cheap, it is an excellent facility, and will only be more beautiful when the remodeling work is finished.

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  John B. · Family member

  Aug 30, 2012

• Caring.com4/5

  My great aunt stayed here and while the grounds are not incredibly impressive it always felt clean and peaceful. She was a religious woman so I think the religious character of the place set her at east. She had her own room, which was decorated like a bedroom, not like a nursing home room. Despite the sadness it brought me to see her alone amongst other elderly people, it did seem that she had a nice life: the food seemed fine, they permitted her to enjoy the outdoors, she made friends, and the nurses seemed very kind. The staff knew her by name and came to know our family when we visited. Despite the extremely high price, I'm glad my great aunt could spend her final years in the comfort and serenity Villa Siena provided.

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  Visitor

  Apr 10, 2012

• Caring.com4/5

  Beautiful new assisted living home. It also has a small nursing home, which will be added on to soon. The staff is very caring and loving. The atmosphere is lovely. It also offers daily Catholic Mass and Rosary. The reason I did not give it 5 stars is due to the food being typical institution fare, the activities are a might slim and the administrator is distant. The assistant administrator is great!!

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  Family member

  Nov 15, 2011