Walnut Village

Walnut Village, located in Anaheim, CA offers independent living, assisted living, memory care & life plan community/ccrc. Visit Provider Website

Independent living at Walnut Village comes with a choice of contract. One is a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) agreement with an entrance fee, and the other is month to month. The entrance fee has two refund choices: a 48-month amortized fee or an 80% repayable fee.

The community in Anaheim, CA, began as Walnut Manor in 1938. In 2005 came the decision to rebuild it as Walnut Village, and its chapel, dedicated in 1954, still stands.

Monthly Fees at Walnut Village

Every floor plan has two monthly fees. The first is with an entrance fee, and the second is month to month:

• Carmel, one bedroom: $6,066 or $9,665
• Santa Barbara, two bedrooms: $7,307 or $11,328
• La Jolla I, two bedrooms: $7,695 or $14,910
• La Jolla II, two bedrooms plus den: $8,447 or $15,431
• Newport, two bedrooms plus den: $8,447 or $15,090

Fees can change, and there's an extra charge for a second person. Walnut Village's community pages don't list the price of the CCRC entrance fee itself, and they don't show an assisted living or memory care price. One request through Get Pricing gets you current figures for the plan and contract you're weighing, so you can compare the two options side by side.

Apartment Homes at Walnut Village

The Carmel runs 653 to 720 square feet and the Santa Barbara 1,069 to 1,190. The La Jolla I is 1,180, the Newport 1,217 to 1,700 and the La Jolla II 1,660. Homes come with central heat and air conditioning, a washer and dryer, a balcony or patio and a notification response system. It's a pet-friendly community.

Dining and Amenities at Walnut Village

Dining is flexible and works on points. There's a free continental breakfast, plus The Grove dining room, the Mosaics bistro and the San Andreas Vault private dining room, and a registered dietitian is on site. Around campus you'll find the El Capitan card room, Clay's art studio and gallery, the Book Nook library and a movie theater. There's billiards, a piano bar, The Strand salon and guest suites too, plus a putting green, a Performing Arts Center and Chapel, and a Lifelong Learning Center. The fitness center adds a gym, an indoor heated saltwater pool, a Jacuzzi, massage therapy and a wellness clinic.

Assisted Living at Walnut Village

Assisted living care can come to any home on campus. You or your family member gets an individual care plan, licensed personal care and help with daily activities. A dedicated care team is on duty 24 hours a day.

Summer House Memory Care at Walnut Village

Summer House is the memory care neighborhood for residents with Alzheimer's and related dementias. It's protected, with a delayed-exit and wander monitoring system and a protected, landscaped courtyard. A sensory room with built-in technology is there to ease agitation and overstimulation. The neighborhood also has iN2L, short for It's Never Too Late, a large touch screen with games, puzzles, music and other activities for learning and fun. There's counseling for residents and their families, and help managing your family member's medications. Studios run 200 to 202 square feet, with three meals a day plus snacks.