810 Turquoise Street, San Diego, CA 92109
Anonymous
Spouse or partner of resident/client
Ivy Park Recommended
Ivy is an old facility but well maintained. The rooms are all different and [name removed] is nice and big enough for her. Most of the staff are outstanding with only a few caregivers having personalities objectionable. Overall, I recommend Ivy because of the great location/views and the caring staff. [name removed]s apartment is overlooking a busy street so lots of traffic noise. It is quite expensive.
Read all reviewsIvy Park at La Jolla
Ivy Park at La Jolla is a vibrant senior living community nestled in a picturesque suburban neighborhood in the bustling city of San Diego. Just east of the Interstate 5, Ivy Park is just minutes from Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, VA San Diego Healthcare Center, chic boutiques, art galleries and upscale restaurants. Whether you’re exploring the city’s cultural offerings, mesmerizing the stunning panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean or enjoying a delightful meal with friends at Vine at Ivy Restaurant, at Ivy Park at La Jolla, every day brings a fresh and fulfilling experience. At Ivy Park our seniors are empowered to maximize their independence and personal growth. We partner with our residents to provide customized care and support. In doing so, we find new ways to bring joy, wellness, and ease to the lives of our residents and their families. No matter what age, no matter what season, our focus is on the whole person. Delicious food, great conversation with friends, and a warm environment is what you can expect while dining at our restaurant, Vine at Ivy. Our culinary team makes food that is simple, seasonal and delicious, made with whole ingredients and cooked just for you....
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Care types offered 2 Assisted Living, Memory Care | Care types offered 1 Memory Care | Care types offered 2 Assisted Living, Independent Living | Care types offered 3 Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living |
for Ivy Park at La Jolla
A Place for Mom has scored Ivy Park at La Jolla with 7.4 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 6 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Ivy Park at La Jolla has 37 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 4.2 out of 5.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 17, 2026
Ivy is an old facility but well maintained. The rooms are all different and [name removed] is nice and big enough for her. Most of the staff are outstanding with only a few caregivers having personalities objectionable. Overall, I recommend Ivy because of the great location/views and the caring staff. [name removed]s apartment is overlooking a busy street so lots of traffic noise. It is quite expensive.
Nancy M
Not SureToured community
July 27, 2026
Ivy Park at La Jolla is a beautiful small assisted living facility. The setting feels like a converted mansion that caters to individual resident needs. All of the boxes are checked such as meals, on-site nurse, activities etc. The price described is reasonable for the setting. I am at the beginning of my search for mom’s next home and Ivy Park set the bar very high. It is what am comparing every other assisted living facility to.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
April 24, 2026
There is always room for improvement. Keep in mind, this is our first experience with assisted living. Overall the staff is very friendly, caring, and supportive. Naturally, some staff members really stand out. Activities are held every day and all day for anyone wanting to participate. They also have tours and excursions weekly in their own transport vehicle. I would note that the vehicle is very old which needs upgrading but an excellent, helpful driver. Our room is a sizable studio with a view but there is traffic noise from the street below. The facility is well kept with no objectionable odors. Meals are served regularly with no set times so you can eat on your schedule. Unfortunately, I would only rate the food as mediocre but then, I guess you have to consider the clientele. The food is bland to me. Ivy is not cheap but I would recommend it if affordable.
Gwin L
Not SureToured community
January 21, 2026
All the staff I encountered were very friendly. The food looked delicious and there were options available. Excellent location, close to the beach, ocean views. If/when the time comes I would love to live there.
Sarah A
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 16, 2025
Small personalized, customized food as necessary, caring staff. Memory care is segregated good communication with nurse manager and director. Very Important, they have good interface with hospice and allow for 24hr visiting at the end.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
August 22, 2025
I was excited about ivy park when I placed my wife there last March, but they didn't seem to be able to handle the aggression portion of alzheimer's. They let her lay in bed soaked with urine rather than deal with her not wanting to get up. I would never recommend ivy park for any alzheimer's patient. Overall my rating is 0. The place is kept clean. The staff do their best to clean up any mess. All of the staff were friendly. Again I was disappointed in the quality of care since they left her in bed soaked rather than deal with her not wanting to get up get dressed. I was able to work with the administration until they decided that my wife's aggression was beyond the ability of their staff and she required a 1 on 1 caregiver 24/7 and she had to be aggression free for 2 weeks before they would reevaluate her to determine if she could stay. Plus they wanted 2 weeks prior to the 2 week aggression free period for her medication change to take effect. At $[removed]per hour that was an unreasonable amount to pay for a chance she could stay. The food that I tried was very flavorful and appeared nutritional. They did some activities with the residents and brought in local musicians, but most of the memorycare residents were not brought to the area since they had to be escorted. This is hard to say since I feel the care was inadequate therefore the value was lacking. This is just my personal opinion based on my observations and the situation with them, reportedly being a memory care facility, not being able to handle aggression that is very much a part of alzheimer's disease.
Sarah A
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 27, 2024
Beautiful small clean facility. Ample care. Opportunity for a wide choice of activities every day. Accommodating food service. Most important this is a loving family environment where everyone knows your name and accommodates your preferences.
Paula
Assisted LivingToured community
June 13, 2024
We had a tour at Ivy Park and it was so welcoming. From the moment we walked in, they had a sign with our name on it. We are looking for assisted living for our dad. Residents were all friendly and the rooms are light an spacious. We are still in the process of making our final decision, but we feel Ivy Park is on the very top of our list.
Robin
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
January 9, 2024
I highly recommend this facility to others. The food is really good. The décor is very nice and perfectly suited to the tastes of my mother's generation. The high ceiling in her room is nice. The staff are kind and thoughtful. They made moving in easy. I'm pleased that the new Director is sending a regular newsletter. I also like the small size of Ivy Park, not confusing to my mother.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
July 25, 2023
The staff at Ivy Park La Jolla seem to genuinely care about the residents in memory care. This, more than anything is of the utmost importance to us as no family lives in the area. We are truly depending on the staff to take care of my father. It has been a comfortable place for our Father.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
February 7, 2023
There were a lot of aspects that were good for the family and our loved ones. It would be nice to be more clear on costs and the way they establish the fees for care. The location is convenient. This is a smaller community as well, and this was a nice feature. My loved ones didn't enjoy the food, as they found it to be boring, and it was hard to eat at times. There were three meals a day served to the residents.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
September 14, 2022
We chose this facility because they let mom bring her cat, which was very important to her. The hands on staff were great. There was a big turnover in administrative positions while mom was there. That often left a void in communication and oversight between hands on staff and administration and folks like myself. I often felt I had to stay on top of issues, because they were not being addressed in a timely manner.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 29, 2022
The care in the mornings is good, but at night it's bad. It's been getting better now that we have a New Director, [name removed]. When they hire temps, it' bad. I don't think they have gone through a training period. I bought thicker Depends for my husband to wear at nighttime, but the temps don't know to use them so he ends up soiling himself. The regular staff are good, but the temps are not. The meals can vary - one night they were serving waffles with bacon, but I talked to someone about it and lately it's been good. There's always a vegetable and it's getting better. They have activities like volleyball, but they could have more. On the other hand, I also know that most people here have mental incapability so maybe they don't want to overstimulate them. I'm here all the time, everyday. I feed my husband his breakfast and lunch, then I come back and feed him his dinner. I took care of him for 10 years and it's a lot of work, so the value for the cost is good. For the room alone, the staff, the people, and the meals - I think the costs are okay. The most negative thing is - I don't think they should hire temps. When you hire a temp it's through an agency, you have to pay the agency a fee and then the agency pays the temp from that fee. So in that case, they should hire someone and keep them. I don't understand why they don't skip the agency and just hire directly. I've seen many temps come and they don't do anything. You will ask why they haven't changed that person, and they should say, "Oh that person didn't want it". Since [name removed] is here, the place has gotten really clean. The laundry room holds a big bin of soiled diapers and trash. It had a smell, but now its very clean and they even keep the door open. Since [name removed] has been here, there's been a lot of improvements.
Anonymous
Memory CareToured community
March 22, 2022
Nice but more money than I planned to spend.
anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
March 4, 2022
We had a very nice tour at Sunrise of La Jolla. I liked it, but Mom didn't want to be in the city where there's traffic. She was looking for a more peaceful and quiet setting.
Adrienne G
Memory CareFamily/friend
January 25, 2022
I picked this community for my loved one because of the friendliness that I felt when I went to see the community. They have activities like educational activities to games and more for the residents to keep busy, there are about 3 activities scheduled daily.
Suzan
Memory CareToured community
December 20, 2021
Good community during the tour. Nice property and great flow for memory care.
anonymous
Assisted LivingResident/client
May 17, 2021
The community has good transportation and the community is very clean and they have a good atmosphere and are very friendly. I would like to see an improvement in response time to call buttons. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience.
Bo S
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
January 13, 2021
There was a lot of staff turnover within the administration and the caretakers. The location is awesome. They did their best with the resources they had. They had great security for the residents.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
October 15, 2020
I was not happy with Sunrise of La Jolla. There were a lot of issues with payment, sometimes they charged double and made some mistakes and it would take a long time to get these payments fixed and remitted. Accounting would not answer my calls and when they did, they were rude. The care here was just ok, the staff was very gentle and loving, but it was nothing exceptional.
Ivy Park at La Jolla
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