Aegis Living Napa

About the community

About Aegis Living Napa

Situated in the heart of Wine Country, residents of Aegis Living Napa delight in the Victorian-style community’s landscaped courtyard, outdoor garden, and sun-drenched front porch. From assisted living and memory care services to respite care, you’ll have the support you need in a warm, inviting environment. This community prioritizes communication with loved ones through the Family Link App, which allows the team to provide families with their loved one’s participation and socialization levels. Aegis Living Napa believes life is meant to be celebrated and enjoyed at your own pace, in your own style. Receive the care you need, when you need it, whether that includes help with day-to-day activities, medication assistance, or specially designed memory care services. Caregivers provide individualized care plans that include a blend of innovative and specialized care programs, such as Life’s Neighborhood. Plus, the community’s dining team prepares nutritious meals made with fresh, local ingredients for everyone’s enjoyment. Additionally, the Life Enrichment Director creates a full daily activities schedule to keep everyone active and engaged. You can enjoy outings to local restaurants, poker nights, sporting events, exercise programs, and monthly events with the children from Kolbe Academy. With both studio and one-bedroom floor plans, you can choose the options that best fits your needs and preferences. Each apartment offers large windows, private baths, kitchenettes, and plenty of living and storage space. If you’re looking to spend your golden years with freedom and independence, then you’ll love living and aging well at Aegis Living Napa. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of California, visit the California Community Care Facility Search directory . Related Articles: Dementia Care Guide: Memory Loss Care Solutions 7 Ways to Prevent Social Isolation and Loneliness in Seniors Assisted Living vs. Nursing Homes: What’s the Difference?