La Costa Glen

I’ve been hoping and praying for 6 long years that my darling sweet parents will move to La Costa Glen. After listening to 100’s of hours of conversation and touring 10+ facilities with my folks, I sat on the sidelines giving my opinion (as ultimately it’s their decision) until recently when I finally decided to intervene on their important wavering decision. Although it hasn’t happened «yet», only because of the perseverance and patience of Christina and the entire La Costa Glen marketing team, their amazing top notch CCRC community, am I grateful and hopeful that my parents will soon be residents.

I’m sorry to say I only had one experience with La Costa Glen. It was my first and my last!!! I was trying to set up an appointment to tour the grounds since my father came into town looking to relocate to a retirement community. I talked to a lady named Sue in sales who was so rude. I would ask her a question and she would say «I already answered that!» and if I asked a question about the deposit she would say «it’s how we run our business over here at La Costa Glen if you don’t like it you can look at other communities.» The problem was she wasn’t answer my questions I had to begin with, she just kept talking! She was so rude and I can’t imagine how she talks to the elderly people that live there! I wouldn’t give them a dime…

Oh, to be 60!!!
Sooooooo, I want to live here. I want to live here now. The problem is, you have to be 60 plus.
We went here to visit some close friends, who while not family by blood, I consider familiy.
THIS PLACE IS AMAZING.
It seems like it would have everything you could want from a retirement community.
Our friends, when they first told us that they were moving here, shocked me, as I found them to be super active and social seniors that love to experience all that the world has to share with them… And they still do, this place doesn’t hinder them a bit, and adds a lot to their lives.
The campus is gorgeous, and meticulously maintained. It is like being on a cruise on the land with my better living quarters.
Chip and puts, tennis, horse shoes, pools, game rooms, card rooms, libraries, social events, guest quarters, this place seems to have it all.
I have never seen them happier and we can’t wait to come back and visit.

So grateful for the care and concern my father-​in-​law had at La Costa Glen and Glenbrook nursing. Beautiful surroundings, first class staff, and even the food is terrific. My father-​in-​law keep saying, «I’m not ready to move,» but once he did, he wished he had done it sooner… Thank you

My parents have lived here several years, and I have become very familiar with the various levels of care and the staff and services at each level. I believe it is worth every penny. They have a recent ad out about actually saving money by living there, and I believe this actually can happen because you basically get a long-​term care insurance plan along with your residence, meals, and lots of included services. But the best part of all, and the key to it being the wonderful place that it is, is the amazing staff. They try so hard every day to make each day the best possible for the residents. They work very well with residents’ families and treat every resident as a valued individual. No institution is perfect, but this one comes pretty close!

my mom moved here about six years ago. she raves about how much she likes the place and she’s pretty particular.
i eat here two or three times a month (sometimes with the wife and kids) and the food (though predictably not very adventurous) has consistantly been pretty good — we don’t get to eat in the more formal dining room much since i’m usually in shorts. as a care facility certainly five stars.
expensive but then again like most things in life i guess you get what you pay for …