Ivy Park at San Ramon
Where is this business?
9199 Fircrest Ln, San Ramon, CA 94583
How can you reach them?
Phone: (925) 275-5363
Website: ivyliving.com
When is it open?
See weekly hours below.
From Google, checked May 2026.
Weekly hours
- Mon Open 24 hours
- Tue Open 24 hours
- Wed Open 24 hours
- Thu Open 24 hours
- Fri Open 24 hours
- Sat Open 24 hours
- Sun Open 24 hours
What kind of business is it?
Assisted Living Facility
Assisted Living & Retirement Community
What does its Google listing say about the business?
Ivy Park at San Ramon is purposefully designed to provide a haven for seniors seeking a fulfilling and supportive lifestyle. Nestled in a secure suburban neighborhood of San Ramon, Ivy Park offers a comprehensive range of care services, with bright, spacious apartment homes and highly personalized lifestyle plans to cater to individual needs. Conveniently located with easy access to nearby medical facilities, our residents enjoy both comfort and convenience in a beautiful setting.
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
What does the listing mention?
- Assisted listening devices
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Restroom unisex
- Onsite parking
- Parking lot free
- Onsite services
From the business's Google listing, checked Oct 2026.
Google Reviews
I’ve had nothing but great experiences with Ivy Park San Ramon. As a senior living consultant, I’ve referred and moved multiple clients into their community, and the feedback from families and residents has consistently been very positive. The team is professional, responsive, and truly cares about the residents they serve. From the initial tour process to move-in and beyond, they do a great job of communicating, supporting families, and making transitions as smooth as possible.
Ivy Park was good until Oakmont took over and replaced the old office staff with DEI. ( everyone that worked there before just up and left and my Dad suffered during this time ). The residents culture is not preserved, and they promise everything like better food and activities but those never happened. I donated puzzles, felt crafts, and Autistic type toys to the Dementia unit because they had nothing. My Dad was starved and injured because they couldn't get decent, trained care staff. He was dropped, left in bed far too long, missed meals, no one to assist in eating.
Gorgeous facility and grounds. Becky was a delightful tourguide and answered all of my questions. So many activities for residents to choose from and a gourmet chef for meals. Residences are bright, lovely and spacious.
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