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Vi at La Jolla Village is a Life Plan Community, also known as Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), located in San Diego, California, within the ‘Golden Triangle’. Our location offers access to high-end shopping, dining, parks, and walking trails.. Whether you desire Vi’s beach proximity, variety of amenities and benefits, upscale environment, or quality staff and service, Vi at La Jolla Village has it all to deliver residents an enriched lifestyle like no other.
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- LBLorie BrownJun 20, 20251.0Did you know moving into one of these facilities, you will lose all your agency to make decisions? When you enter this independent living, you agree that the Vi in their reasonable discretion can change your level of care. Therefore, you can lose your apartment when they say so. The executive director bullied my mother and put her in such fear and kept telling her she wants the apartment. The reason they want the apartment was because there is a huge initiation fee and by freeing up her apartment to rerent, they can get another huge initiation fee. The Vi also can contact your physicians. There is no privacy. My mother had caregivers 24 hours a day. when the caregivers were busy with my mother and could not answer the door, the Vi called the police and adult protective services. You can imagine my mother's fear when 2 policemen walked into her bedroom. I would avoid this place at all costs.
- BTBryan & Paige ThunstromMar 29, 20245.0Vi at La Jolla is amazing and 5-stars is not enough for this community and their team. I have had the pleasure of working with Executive Chef Gonzalo and his team for a few years now and their commitment to excellence is second to none. They provide the absolute best food and culinary experience for their residents! In addition every time I visit the community the staff is very welcoming, knowledgeable and you can see that they love and know their residents so well. I’d highly recommend Vi at La Jolla!
- KLKatie LeonardNov 11, 20225.0My grandmother received care at Vi skilled nursing last year after falling and breaking her arm. The staff was so kind and helpful, making sure my grandmother's needs were met promptly. We were so impressed with the care that she received and would be open to using the facility again in the future.
- ACAnthony CruzitonoSep 25, 20201.0Cindy was horrible at the front desk ! What a mean awful person
Frequently Asked Questions About Vi at La Jolla Village
What is a Life Plan Community/CCRC?
A Life Plan Community, also known as a continuing care retirement community or “CCRC” offers residents a combination of housing, dining, and certain amenities and health care services in return for a monthly fee and an entrance fee. Residents do not purchase their apartments. The entrance fee and monthly fees you pay give you the right to occupy an apartment for life and cover the services you receive while residing at the community, including the care services offered at the community’s care center.
Where is Vi at La Jolla Village?
Vi at La Jolla Village is located at 8515 Costa Verde Blvd., San Diego, CA 92122
What care does Vi at La Jolla Village offer?
There are three basic types of continuing care contracts that a CCRC may offer, commonly known as Type A, Type B, and Type C.
A Type A contract provides the most comprehensive continuing care coverage. A Type A contract generally provides for transfer to any of the community’s care venues for an unlimited time at little or no additional cost beyond the monthly fee paid while residing in independent living (including any ongoing monthly fee increases applicable to such independent living unit) and the costs of ancillary supplies and additional meals.
A Type B contract typically includes a specific number of “free” days in the community’s care venues at the monthly fee rate paid by the resident for his/her independent living apartment. When those “free” days are exhausted, the resident begins to pay a market rate for care services. With this type of contract, the resident assumes some risk in terms of paying for services at an amount in excess of the monthly fee.
A Type C (or fee-for-service) contract does not include care services at the monthly fee rate or discounted rate. Residents receive priority admission to the community care venues, but must pay the market rate for care venue services. With this type of contract, the resident assumes the highest level of risk, as charges will vary depending upon the services needed.
Vi at La Jolla Village offers only a Type A continuing care contract.
For more information, visit: https://www.viliving.com/locations/ca/san-diego-la-jolla/getting-started/about-life-plan-communities
Does Vi at La Jolla Village have a care center?
Yes. The community provides a continuum of care which includes assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing services. The assisted living, memory support, and skilled nursing services are provided in the care center. The care center is located on the community’s grounds. Learn more about the wellness and care that Vi offers: https://www.viliving.com/locations/ca/san-diego-la-jolla/wellness-care
How much does Vi at La Jolla Village cost?
At Vi, we offer a variety of entrance and monthly fee pricing options. For more details, please email us at lajolla@viliving.com or visit our website: https://www.viliving.com/locations/ca/san-diego-la-jolla/floor-plans-pricing/pricing
What kind of homes are available?
Vi at La Jolla Village provides a variety of different floor plans. If you’d like more details, please email us at lajolla@viliving.com or visit our website at https://www.viliving.com/locations/ca/san-diego-la-jolla/floor-plans-pricing/floor-plans
Am I eligible to live at Vi at La Jolla Village?
Each prospective resident completes an application for residency. The completed application will be reviewed by our Resident Evaluation Committee. The Resident Evaluation Committee examines a prospective resident’s qualifications for residency. Those applicants who do not meet the criteria for residency will not be accepted for residency with continuing care coverage.