Waters Edge Lodge

Many things to like about Waters Edge. My husband has lived there about a month now, and he's happy with the food, enjoys the people and feels the staff gives him excellent care. I've found everyone to be friendly and helpful. Some really go the extra mile to help make the adjustment to assisted living easier. Janine spent over an hour helping us figure out how to get the 49ers game on the TV- the huge smile on my husband's face when the game appeared was priceless! Thanks to all for your help and support with this big life transition.

My mom has been at "The Lodge" for 6 months now and we are very happy with the facility and the care she is receiving. The Lodge has a warm and welcoming atmosphere, in part because it is a family run business. The facility is kept very clean without smelling of antiseptics, the caregivers and other staff are lovely, and management is easy to work with. It's in a great location with views of a lagoon and a little shopping center adjacent. I highly recommend this place!

I have been using the physical therapy service at Waters Edge Lodge for over a year and could not be more pleased with my excellent therapist Greg. He takes the time to listen, adjusts each session to meet my needs, and ensures progress without pushing too hard. His positive attitude and sense of humor make therapy something I actually look forward to. Highly recommend!

Waters Edge in Alameda took such wonderful care of my dad during his final days. The staff was kind, compassionate, and always attentive—not just to his needs, but to ours as well. They made a difficult time for my mother a little easier with their professionalism , constant communication and warmth. We’re so grateful for the support and comfort they provided. I highly recommend Waters Edge to any family looking for respectful, quality care for their loved one.

I can’t say enough wonderful things about Louisa! She leads walks twice-a-week from Waters Edge Lodge. During a walk last week, I took a bad step into a pothole and twisted my ankle. Louisa immediately came to my aid — calm, patient, and kind. She gave me the time I needed to catch my breath before standing, then went all the way back to the Lodge to get a wheelchair. She helped me to my car, provided an ice pack, and even drove me home to make sure I was safe. Truly incredible! That kind of compassion and dedication is rare. Louisa isn’t just a great walk leader — she’s a wonderful person and I’m happy to call her my friend.