Cozy Cove-A Home for the Elderly

Cozy Cove provides memory care living services in the heart of San Diego, California. Our charming community was built in 1970 and recently renovated in 2013. We serve six residents, meaning our high staff-to-resident ratio creates an intimate, familial setting where residents receive attentive care and support. For those 40 and above, Cozy Cove offers the best in amenities by providing stimulating activities, unique common areas, personalized support, and opportunities to explore hobbies. Our staff strives to create activities and outings in line with residents’ interests, ensuring that life is filled with excitement and vibrancy. To discover all that Cozy Cover has to offer, contact an A Place for Mom advisor today!

Community Amenities and Services

Our interiors are bright, spacious, and accessible. With mid-century modern design elements, our common areas allow residents to express their social side while participating in their favorite activities. Our living room features comfortable seating and a flat screen TV, perfect for movie nights. Outdoor patios include ample seating where residents can relax and enjoy the joyful flowers and foliage. In the evenings, playful friendships form as we play stimulating games that keep residents vibrant. All the while, our staff works hard to provide an array of services such as incontinence care, medication management, and more.

Living Arrangements and Amenities

With ground floor and wheelchair accessible units, Cozy Cove is fit for a variety of needs. Our rooms are bright and spacious, with room for even a king-size bed. Because we understand how design affects memory and wellness, we encourage residents to personalize their room with mementos from home such as photos and bedding. All bathrooms at Cozy Cover are equipped with safety features like grab bars, non-slip floors, wheelchair-accessible showers, and more.

Care Types Offered

Cozy Cove is a residential care facility for the elderly (RCFE), which in the state of California is a housing arrangement for persons 60 years or older where supervision and personal care is provided based on the needs of the residents. These facilities are also known as assisted living facilities and board and care facilities. A residential care facility may provide care for residents with dementia or Alzheimer’s.