Pacific Meadows

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Features

Types of Care

• Active Adult Communities (55+)

Description

Pacific Meadows in Carmel, CA is a vibrant assisted living community situated in a serene and picturesque location. With an abundance of amenities and conveniences nearby, residents can enjoy a fulfilling and well-rounded lifestyle.

For those who appreciate a good cup of coffee or a cozy ambiance, there are 10 cafes in close proximity to Pacific Meadows. Whether it's meeting friends for a chat or enjoying a quiet moment alone with a book, the cafes offer the perfect setting.

Nature enthusiasts will be delighted to find 6 parks nearby. These green spaces provide ample opportunity for leisurely walks amidst beautiful landscapes, picnics with loved ones, and rejuvenating moments in nature.

Healthcare needs are well-catered for with 9 pharmacies and 33 physicians located nearby. Residents can easily access medications and receive medical attention whenever necessary, ensuring their well-being is always prioritized.

When it comes to dining out or trying new culinary experiences, residents have an array of choices with 35 restaurants just around the corner. From casual eateries to fine dining establishments, there is something to satisfy every palate and occasion.

Transportation options are readily available as there is convenient transportation nearby. This allows residents to explore beyond the community's immediate surroundings, visit nearby attractions, or attend events in Carmel at their leisure.

For entertainment and cultural experiences, Pacific Meadows boasts proximity to one theater. Whether it's catching the latest movie release or attending live performances, residents can easily immerse themselves in the local arts scene.

Furthermore, having 5 hospitals near Pacific Meadows ensures that both routine medical care and emergency services are quickly accessible whenever needed. Families can have peace of mind knowing that quality healthcare facilities are within reach.

Overall, Pacific Meadows offers its residents not just a comfortable living environment but also ample opportunities for socializing, thrilling culinary experiences, easy access to healthcare services, recreational activities in nature, transportation convenience, and cultural enrichment.

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