Senior Living & Senior Housing in Visalia, CA
Explore 27 senior living and senior housing options in Visalia, CA — from retirement communities and independent living to assisted living and memory care. Compare all 27 senior communities in Visalia using state-licensed data.
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3120 W. Caldwell
Best for residents seeking premium accommodations with flexible room options and comprehensive on-site services, including restaurant-style dining and 24-hour nursing care. Well-suited to those who value social engagement and convenient transportation within a medium-sized community.
3939 West Walnut Avenue
Best for active residents seeking upscale assisted living with diverse room options and a full range of on-site amenities. Restaurant-style dining, a fitness center, beauty salon, and regular social activities make this medium-sized community ideal for those who value both independence and personalized support.
5050 Tulare Avenue
Best for active residents seeking upscale amenities, restaurant-style dining, and engaging social programming, with dedicated memory care services and 24-hour nursing available on-site as needs evolve. The intimate setting and outdoor gardens create a welcoming environment for those wanting both independence and peace of mind.
3330 && 3440 W Flagstaff Ave
Best for active residents seeking upscale amenities, restaurant-style dining, and outdoor gardens with a pool, plus dedicated memory care services available on-site should needs evolve. Pet owners are welcome.
2530 S Ben Maddox Way
Best for seniors seeking a smaller, more intimate community with practical support services including medication management and housekeeping.
2948 && 2950 E Douglas Ave
A good fit for residents seeking a value-oriented community with consistent support services, outdoor gardens, and regular social activities in an intimate setting.
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