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Vivante Newport Center

850 SAN CLEMENTE DR, Newport Beach, CA 926604.5 (13 reviews)
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About

Vivante Newport Center is a luxury assisted living community in Newport Beach, California, offering resort-style senior living with award-winning health and wellness programs, fine dining, spa services, and extensive amenities. The community features a partnership with Hoag Memorial Hospital for on-site medical care and rehabilitation services.

Rooms & Floor Plans

Plan B: 1 BR/BA

750 sq ft. Smaller one-bedroom suite with cozy floor plan, full kitchen, and ample closet space. Features Wolf and Subzero appliances, quartz countertops, solid wood cabinetry, ocean breezes and expansive views, washer and dryer.

Plan C: 1 BR/BA

883 sq ft. Larger one-bedroom residence with walk-in closet, larger living space, and full kitchen. Features Wolf and Subzero appliances, quartz countertops, solid wood cabinetry, ocean breezes and expansive views, washer and dryer.

Plan D: 2 BR/BA

1177 sq ft. Smallest two-bedroom residence in various layouts with two full bathrooms, two walk-in closets, and large kitchen. Features Wolf and Subzero appliances, quartz countertops, solid wood cabinetry, ocean breezes and expansive views, washer and dryer.

Plan E: 2 BR/BA

2325 sq ft. Larger two-bedroom residence with oversized living space, large kitchen, three walk-in closets and two full bathrooms. Features Wolf and Subzero appliances, quartz countertops, solid wood cabinetry, ocean breezes and expansive views, washer and dryer.

Plan F: 2 BR/BA Penthouse

2532 sq ft. One of four exclusive penthouses with spectacular panoramic views of ocean and mountains. Includes full concierge services, wrap-around balcony, spacious kitchen, oversized bedrooms with his and her walk-in closets, large bathrooms, and large living spaces for entertaining. Features Wolf and Subzero appliances, quartz countertops, solid wood cabinetry.

Capacity

150 residents

Phone

(760) 547-2863

Website

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Amenities

Wheelchair Accessible Parking
Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
Wheelchair Accessible Restroom
Wheelchair Accessible Seating

Life & Activities

Dance classesWater aerobicsSenior yogaBrain fitness gamesArt studio activitiesMovie theaterBilliardsShuffleboardBowlingGolf simulatorCard gamesCultural activities

Ratings & Reviews

4.5

out of 5

Based on 13 reviews

Reviews (13)

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Bradley Cooper

Feb 2026

My parents lived at Vivanti for many years. , My Dad was asked to leave the resort because they did not want to deal with the disability, and he was seeing doctors set up by Vivanti to help him. I am very disappointed with Vivante and I have since learned that he is not the only one to be asked to leave. For the amount of Money they charge, close to about 30,000. dollars a month, you would think they would do better. It is my opinion is that they are all about the money. They continually raise their prices. It is very nice and the people there are great but there are many better choices that are just as nice but about 30% less. My parents went to Atria and not only is it great, but they are much easier to work with. The business off at Vivanti would not work with me when it comes to my parent's long-term care, but Atria does, saving them close to 7000.00 dollars per month. With the insurance money they can now use and the difference in price, they are saving close to 15000.00 dollars a month. Please look at all choices before committing to them.

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Tony bailey

Aug 2024

I’ve been at Vivante a little more than a month and let me tell you I didn’t know places like this existed. The attention to detail is incredible and the medical focus is amazing. Although not the cheapest place around it’s definitely the best. BTW Food is terrific. Thanks Vivante, Tony Bailey

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Sandra Mills

Feb 2024

Do not trust these people. They do not have any one that can use their mind in an executive manner. My mother with severe vascular dementia was moved there by a so called friend who tried to keep my mother away from us. Probably because we did not want her ripped off and wanted her in a facility with nurses, not assistants. As typical dementia people like this can be convinced to hate their family. First day in she fell and broke her hip and she spent 4 weeks in Hoag. No one ever called me or my brother. They never checked her entry paper work. They just wanted her money. Turns out they called her cell phone thinking it was my brother who is a Dr. in Santa Rosa, who can easily be looked up because it is on trust papers they have in file. The recording on the number called was my mother. Really????? Alot of other things are wrong including a filthy room. My brother was called on Dec. 23 to say that she had many severe problems and could not stay in her unit and had to move to memory care which we have tried to put her in Santa Rosa from the beginning. Celine was not in for more than a week and it sounded immediate. My mother has not been able to walk for a year and is incontinent. I cannot imagine why they decided she could live in a 1 bedroom unit with a kitchen she cannot use in the 1st place. This is horrendous. The front desk never checks who is going in her room. In November I visited 4 days in a row and they never carded me. We have a crooked neighbor from Bay Harbor in Long Beach that has my fathers gold watch for payment for picking up groceries when my mother was still in her house and has visited my mother many times. They may of talked her out of other family items. This previous neighbor and the person that put her in Vivante knew that she was in the hospital and chose not to call us. The previous neighbor according to a social worker from Memorial hospital in Long Beach (where my mother was two years before) took my name and my brothers name off the call list so we would not know and she could control her. This happened 2 years earlier in Long Beach. We are finally moving her to Santa Rosa. They wanted 30 days notice which I believe a call on Dec. 23 to my brother establishes the 30 day notice. I have called many times for my mother to get help operating the phone which she cannot and until last week including Christmas was totally ignored. Now they want her money again. Hoag . Dr. is weeks late returning calls to my brother, an MD and they keep delaying her leaving. They need her money I guess and want that 30 day so called notice after saying she could not stay. Only good out come is that the neighbor and person who put her in do not have any control over the moving process. Now, if they will tell us when "they decide that she can leave". They will probably let us know when it is most dangerous weather for me to drive from N. Arizona

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Michael Wright

Oct 2023

We have visited twice for about two hours each time. The staff is very friendly, efficient and kind. Visitors are welcome! Our friend, who is a resident in memory care, enjoys the surroundings and participates in many activities. The residents appear happy and the facility is top notch— sparkling clean. Reminds me of a 5 star hotel.

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Alex Tucker

Aug 2023

The staff and the whole experience of Vivante is nothing short of luxury. Their community is BEAUTIFUL, state of the art, and like living at a resort. Very happy with everything Vivante has to offer my grandmother, I will definitely be visiting!

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