What hours are on file?
- MonOpen 24 hours
- TueOpen 24 hours
- WedOpen 24 hours
- ThuOpen 24 hours
- FriOpen 24 hours
- SatOpen 24 hours
- SunOpen 24 hours
From Google, checked May 2026.
Oakmont of Redwood City
Before you go
Hours
See the weekly table below.
From Google, checked May 2026.
How can I contact this business?
Phone: (650) 885-7992
Website: oakmontseniorliving.com
What category is recorded?
Assisted Living Facility
Luxury Senior Living Community
What does its Google listing say about it?
Our world-class retirement community in Redwood City is situated on a beautiful campus with industry-renowned dining, and endless on-site amenities. We are also very close to shopping, fine dining, the arts, and endless entertainment options.
These are the business's own words from its Google listing. From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
What does the listing mention?
- Assisted listening devices
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible parking
- Wheelchair accessible restroom
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Gender-neutral restroom
- On-site parking
- Free parking garage
From the business's Google listing, Oct 2026.
What Google Reviews are on file?
These quotes come from Google Reviews and belong to their authors. They can be out of date.
My wife has dementia and has been in the memory care section of Oakmont for two years and two months. I visit her regularly.
Warm and friendly environment ! You can feel that the staff really care.
My hope in writing this review is to prevent another family from having the experience ours has had with Oakmont. Before placing someone you love here, I strongly urge you to review the facility's public licensing and complaint records available through San Mateo Department of Social Services. Recent records include extremely serious allegations and/or substantiated findings involving resident safety and care, including sexual assault of a resident by a staff member, medication mismanagement, unsanitary and urine-soiled bedding, unmet incontinence needs, failure to respond to residents' calls for assistance, missed medications, and inappropriate photographs of vulnerable residents.