210 E Iris Ave, Stockton, CA 95210
For more information about senior living options: (844) 490-3973
Independent LivingHammer Lane Village Apartments is an exceptional assisted living community located in the vibrant city of Stockton, CA. Our community strives to provide a comfortable and nurturing environment for seniors seeking a welcoming place to call home.
With six nearby cafes, residents can enjoy socializing with friends over a cup of coffee or a delicious pastry. For those looking to immerse themselves in nature, our community is conveniently surrounded by four beautiful parks, offering serene walking paths and scenic views.
Ensuring our residents' health and well-being is paramount to us, which is why we have fifteen pharmacies and forty-one physicians in close proximity. Our residents can easily access necessary medications or schedule medical appointments without any hassle.
As culinary experiences are an essential part of life, our location offers twenty-five restaurants just steps away from our community. With such a wide range of dining options available, residents can indulge in their favorite cuisines or explore new flavors at their leisure.
For spiritual fulfillment, there is a place of worship nearby where individuals can nurture their faith and find solace within their religious community. Additionally, those seeking entertainment will be delighted by the presence of a nearby theater showcasing exciting performances.
We understand the importance of quick access to healthcare facilities; thus, seven hospitals are conveniently located near our community. This ensures that our residents have immediate access to any medical assistance they may need.
At Hammer Lane Village Apartments, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional care and support to our residents while allowing them to maintain an independent and fulfilling lifestyle.
Hammer Lane Village Apts is located at 210 E Iris Ave, Stockton, CA 95210 in San Joaquin County, California
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