Level of care · Assisted Living
Assisted living in Puerto Vallarta
When everyday tasks start to become difficult, assisted living brings back peace of mind — someone is there for what has become hard, and the family stops living by the phone.
Who this level is for
Seniors who need help with bathing, mobility or medication, and whose families want them under consistent medical supervision.
Signs it may be time
- They have started needing help bathing or getting dressed
- They forget to take their medication, or take too much
- They have fallen, or the family worries they will fall when alone
- Moving around the house now requires someone's support
- The family is organizing shifts to keep them company
No single sign determines a level of care on its own. The initial medical assessment is what establishes what each person needs.
What assisted living includes
Everything in residential living, plus the medical follow-up this level calls for.
What this level adds
- Weekly preventive medical follow-up
- Vital signs monitored twice a day
- Personalized essential care
On top of residential living
- Initial medical assessment
- Nursing and caregiver support 24/7
- Medication administration
- Personal hygiene assistance
- Balanced gourmet dining: 3 meals, 2 snacks and hydration
- Luxury room with A/C, TV, WiFi and a bathroom designed for safety
- Group activities: recreational, physical and cognitive
- Laundry and housekeeping service
- Indoor and outdoor visiting areas for family
If their health changes, their home doesn't
The level of care adjusts without the resident having to move. They stay in the same room, with the same team that already knows them, and care moves up to specialized care if they come to need it. That continuity is one of the reasons families choose Casá Eclipse.
Why Puerto Vallarta
Casá Eclipse is in Los Ramblases, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco. The city has an international airport with direct flights to the United States and Canada, which makes it far easier for family to visit often even from abroad. Staff care for residents in both English and Spanish.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if my parent needs assisted living or residential living?
The difference is how much day-to-day support they need. Residential living is for someone who manages on their own and is looking for company and safety; assisted living is for someone who already needs help with bathing, mobility or medication. The initial medical assessment is what determines it precisely.
What happens if their health changes over time?
They move to a different level of care without moving home. They stay in the same room, with the same team that already knows them, and care is adjusted to what they need.
Does the staff speak English?
Yes. The team cares for residents with the same warmth in English and Spanish, and there is a dedicated WhatsApp line for each language.
Are there private and shared rooms?
Yes, there are private and shared luxury rooms. All of them have air conditioning, a fan, TV, WiFi, a bathroom designed for safety and closed-circuit cameras.
Other levels of care
Let's talk about what your parent needs
Tell us about their situation and we'll help you understand which level of care fits. Scheduling a visit commits you to nothing.