Enjoy Carefree Retirement Years at MorningStar of Pasadena

At MorningStar of Pasadena, we want you to know independent living means much more than simply a change in your housing. We think of it as a chance to begin new adventures, meet a broader community of like-minded individuals, and to get down to the business of really enjoying your precious retirement years.

Our community specializes in offering a full range of hospitality services that free you from the drudgery of daily chores and obligations. We provide housekeeping services and take care of maintenance, inside and out. In addition, residents will enjoy chef-inspired, all-day dining and enrichment activities which promote a healthy, engaged lifestyle. Imagine all the time you will have in a maintenance-free environment to pursue your own interests. Maybe it is time to improve your golf game, start or renew a hobby, or volunteer in your community.

Along with beautifully landscaped grounds, we have a gardening room and raised garden beds as well as a relaxing courtyard and strolling path. A fitness center and exercise classes make it easy to get in your workout, and our full-service salon is convenient for pampering yourself. The billiards room is a fun way to spend an afternoon, and our bistro is a wonderful place to gather with friends. We have an onsite theater for movie nights and a private dining room for intimate dinners.

Unlike many other senior communities in the area, MorningStar of Pasadena also provides assisted living and memory care so if your needs change, we are here to help. While you will find our website highlights pictures of our beautiful community, it does not show the warm atmosphere that permeates throughout our home. We attribute this to our exceptional team that feels honored to serve seniors, and works hard every day to provide residents a lifestyle of comfort, wellness, and community. Please contact us or visit our website to learn more about exceptional senior living in Pasadena, CA.

MorningStar takes tremendous pride in the reputation we have earned for excellence and authenticity since our inception in 2003. We believe the human capacity to grow, to learn and to contribute is ageless; and we act upon that truth daily, as we care for, inspire, and love the residents under our roof. Contact us for more information about the finest senior living Pasadena, CA offers.

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