GlenView, which is located in a two-story wing of the health-care center, is comprised of 58 assisted living units and a special secured dementia care facility with capacity for 18 units. Known as the Gardens, the dementia care unit provides services geared toward memory support, physical activity, socialization and mental stimulation. Fees here begin at $3,850 a month, with all services included, according to Maralyn Schmiedeke, the director of assisted living. This facility is housed on the first floor of GlenView, while the 58 assisted living units are located throughout the remainder of the wing. The assisted living units range in design from studios to one- or two-bedroom floorplans, with fees starting at $3,600 a month. They feature kitchenettes, emergency call systems and independent climate controls. These units have been tailored to the needs of seniors who require some help with activities such as bathing, dressing and medication management.

GlenBrook, meanwhile, provides accommodation for seniors in need of the more intensive services of a skilled nursing facility. Located in a one-story wing of the health-care center, GlenBrook features long-term nursing care services, a full-service therapy and rehabilitation department, and a dementia care section. Fees here begin at $192 per day for a semi-private room and $245 per day for a private room.

"Obviously, a need has been growing in the community for an assisted living and dementia care facility of this caliber in the local area," says Schmiedeke. She tells GlobeSt.com that the "response from the local community has been so strong," that the GlenView-GlenBrook care center has "enjoyed greater success in occupancy that anticipated." GlenView alone is currently 50% occupied.

Schmiedeke explains that the development of the GlenView-GlenBrook care center has provided people who live or work in the city the opportunity to "fulfill the need of care provider to a parent and also fulfill their role with their current family." As Schmiedeke point outs, "when you want such strong family involvement, you need a location that is fairly close to either your home or work."

Schmiedeke tells GlobeSt.com that the "commitment of the ownership to create a community that is beneficial to the local community is evident. It's not just about creating a viable business, it's about creating something that will benefit the entire community."

Located at 1950 Calle Barcelona, the GlenView-GlenBrook center was built to support both the local community and residents of the La Costa Glen Carlsbad residential project. Another Continuing Life entity, known as Continuing Life Communities LLC, is developing this $100-million project in phases. Located at 1940 Levante St., La Costa Glen's first phase consists of apartment homes, as well as two- and three-bedroom villas. The project is rising on a 25-acre parcel surrounded by a park-like preserve that features dedicated natural space.

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