Sunnyvale, California
Sunnyside Gardens
1025 Carson Dr, Sunnyvale, CA 94086
- Location
- Sunnyvale, CA
- Photos
- 1 photo
- Profile published
About this community
Sunnyside Gardens is a family-owned senior community in downtown Sunnyvale, California, offering both assisted living and memory care services. The community was founded in 1988 and remains family-owned and operated.
Care & daily life
These care categories are listed for Sunnyside Gardens. Confirm the specific services, staffing and suitability directly with the community.
Assisted Living
Housing with support for everyday activities; exact services require confirmation.
About this care categoryIndependent Living
Senior-oriented housing for people living independently who want community conveniences.
About this care categoryLong-Term Care / Nursing Home
Settings offering continuous nursing or complex care where supported.
About this care categoryA closer look at the community
Explore the published details below. Confirm current arrangements and individual needs with Sunnyside Gardens.
Care & support
A care team is on site daily, providing individualized support tailored to each resident.
Services include independent living, assisted living and memory support.
Rooms & living spaces
Residents live in their own apartments, with comfort and privacy.
Features added over the years include a beauty parlor, medication rooms and calming fountains.
Dining & meals
Meals are customized to each resident's needs and preferences.
Activities & connection
Residents can take part in a calendar of activities and outings.
Location & getting around
Sunnyside Gardens is located at 1025 Carson Drive in Sunnyvale, California, near the Senior Center, the weekly downtown Farmer's Market, public transportation and major freeways.
El Camino Hospital and Kaiser Santa Clara are nearby, and downtown Sunnyvale offers shops and local restaurants.
Content reviewed . This is not a live check of services or availability.
Before you decide
Use these questions when you contact Sunnyside Gardens. They are conversation starters, not claims about what this community offers.
Rooms & accessibility
Which room or suite options are available? Can we see the bathroom, entrances and shared spaces to check whether they meet our accessibility needs?
Dining & everyday life
What meals and dietary options are offered? May we see a current activity schedule and ask how residents choose what to take part in?
Support as needs change
What support is included, who provides it and when? What happens if a resident needs more help than the community can provide?
Costs & moving in
Can we get an itemized quote, including fees and optional services? Is there a waiting list, and what assessments or agreements are needed before moving in?
