Redding Memory Care (Alzheimer's & Dementia)

Nestled between the Cascade Foothills and the Central Valley is the city of Redding, California. As one of the northern most cities in the region, Redding is the metropolitan hub for the area. The city has a population of nearly 90,000 residents and contains exceptional restaurants, accessible shopping and a wide range of natural attractions. Seniors will find that the natural beauty, quality of life and recreational opportunities are benefits to a Redding assisted living facility.

The cost of living in a private one bedroom Redding assisted living community is $37,800 per year. Seniors can expect to pay $89,425 yearly for a private room at a nursing home. The state of California is one of the most expensive retirement destinations in the country. Even with the high cost of senior services, California has one of the largest populations of seniors in the United States. The wide range of nursing homes, assisted living facilities and other senior services are reasons to choose California as a retirement destination.

Seniors are able to receive additional medical services from two regional hospitals in the area. Mercy Medical Center Redding delivers a range of medical services to the community including cardiac, intensive care and orthopedic services. Shasta Regional Medical Center is a 246 bed facility that provides critical care to patients in the areas of cardiovascular, diabetes and orthopedics.

In addition to quality health care and senior services, this area has a variety of attractions and activities to enjoy. The natural surroundings provide a breathtaking terrain to explore. In addition, the city also has quality local businesses and shops for easy access to services.

A popular destination is the Whiskeytown National Recreation Area for Redding residents and tourists. The most prominent attraction in the park is Whiskeytown Lake, a sapphire blue body of water enclosed in a mountainous area. The remaining 39,000 acres of Whiskeytown Lake contain waterfalls, creeks and trails. Visitors are also able to learn the history of the California Gold Rush while touring the park.

Seniors will also enjoy discovering the Turtle Bay Exploration Park. A short distance from Redding, the park offers exhibits and educational programs to tourists and Redding residents. Visitors are able to experience interactive animal exhibits, Native American history and environmental programs. Visitors are also able to explore the Sundial Bridge, a local attraction that links downtown Redding to the Sacramento River Trail System.

Redding, California offers seniors the opportunity to experience an active lifestyle while remaining in an urban area. The city has beautiful surroundings, exciting attractions and activities. In addition, retirees will have access to quality transportation and medical services in order to meet a variety of needs. With the variety of independent housing options available, retirees will find Redding an enjoyable retirement choice.