Silverado Tustin Hacienda

Before a new resident settles in, California communities like this one ask for a completed physician report, the state form that summarizes a person's health and care needs. Families who want a head start can arrange help with the LIC 602 physician report so the paperwork is ready when it is time to move.

Silverado Tustin Hacienda is a licensed memory care community in the heart of Tustin, Orange County. Rather than general assisted living, it specializes in caring for people living with Alzheimer and other forms of dementia, with a home-like setting designed specifically for memory support. The single-story community is intimate in size, which allows staff to know each resident well.

Main Information

  • Type: Memory care assisted living (Residential Care Facility for the Elderly)

  • License Number: 306005692

  • Status: Licensed

  • Capacity: 42 residents

  • Address: 240 E. Third St., Tustin, CA 92780 (Orange County)

  • Licensed since: February 11, 2021

  • Operated by: Silverado Senior Living (Silverado Tustin, LLC)

  • Website: silverado.com/locations/tustin-hacienda

A Community Built Around Memory Care

Everything about the community is oriented toward dementia care rather than added on to a general model. Silverado has led in memory care for more than two decades, and it is recognized as the first US operator to earn accreditation from Alzheimer Disease International. The physical spaces use purposeful design, with a warm, familiar interior meant to reduce the stress and confusion that clinical settings can cause.

Safety is woven into the layout. Living areas and outdoor spaces are secured so residents who tend to wander can move about freely without leaving unsupervised. The goal is a setting that feels like home while quietly supporting the needs that come with memory loss.

Neighborhoods and Levels of Care

Care is organized into distinct neighborhoods so support can match each resident stage of the disease. This structure lets the community adjust as needs change over time, without a resident having to leave the place they have grown used to.

Nexus

Nexus is designed for early-stage residents who are more independent and at higher cognitive levels. The program blends science and social engagement to keep minds active and support brain-healthy living.

Enrichment and Sensory

Enrichment serves residents in the transitional stages between early and later care. Sensory neighborhoods support residents in later stages who may have lost verbal communication and need a high degree of help with daily activities, with specialized sensory programming to keep them comfortable and engaged.

Daily Life and Engagement

Days are filled with purpose rather than idle time. Specialized activities, called engagements, are built around each resident's abilities, interests, and personal history, with the aim of preventing boredom, building self-esteem, and creating chances for new experiences. Club programs bring residents together around shared interests.

Dining is a social anchor of the day. A dedicated culinary team prepares meals, and demonstration kitchens and shared tables encourage residents to gather and connect. Warm common areas, activity rooms, and large resident bedrooms round out the setting.

Medical Support and Clinical Care

Clinical coverage is a defining feature here. The community has a physician medical director, a master-level social worker, and around-the-clock licensed nurses on-site, along with caregivers who complete a dementia care certification requiring 40 hours of classroom and hands-on training. This depth of staffing is geared to the realities of advancing memory loss.

Families can also add outside support when it helps. Residents can be seen by a doctor who visits the home, so routine primary care can happen on-site without a stressful trip out. For imaging and heart tests at the bedside, a mobile service such as Gentry Imaging offers mobile X-ray and EKG, while 911 AM PM Home Health Care can provide in-home skilled nursing and physical, occupational, or speech therapy when ordered.

Location and Surroundings

The community sits near Old Town Tustin, close to the 5 and 55 freeways and within easy reach of Orange, Irvine, Anaheim, and Villa Park. That central Orange County location makes visiting convenient for family members coming from across the region.

A walkable, established neighborhood setting adds to the sense of familiarity. Being near main routes also helps when coordinating medical appointments or family outings.

Contact and Next Steps

Families who want to learn more can reach the community by phone at (714) 832-7900 or visit its official website at silverado.com/tustin-hacienda for tours and current details. Speaking with the team directly is the best way to confirm availability and see whether the setting fits a loved one needs.

If you are still comparing options, working with a placement agency that helps families find senior care can make the search less overwhelming, from narrowing choices to arranging visits. The address for tours is 240 E. Third St., Tustin, CA 92780.

 
 

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Disclaimer: This overview is for informational purposes only and is not an endorsement. Services, availability, and licensing can change – please verify current details directly with the facility.
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