Cheryl Owsley
Jan 2026
It was a 10 out of a 10 when I moved in three years ago… And it’s still a 10 out of 10. I love my home here.
Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community
686 E. Redlands Blvd.
2.8(6 ratings)· Redlands average: 4.2
Part of HumanGood · 122 communities · 4.3★ average
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1 / 6Quick Facts
- Housing type
- Income-restricted housing for low-income seniors 62+
- Pet policy
- Household pets and service animals allowed with registration
- Resident support
- Service coordinator links residents to community and medical services
What Families Think
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Casa de la Vista is an income-restricted apartment community in Redlands for seniors 62 and older and adults with disabilities, offering a service coordinator to help residents connect with community and medical resources. No family reviews or ratings are available, so it's hard to gauge day-to-day experience directly from residents.
What reviewers praise
- Affordable, income-based housing for seniors 62+
- On-site service coordinator connects residents to services
- Pet-friendly policy for household and service animals
- Non-discrimination policy welcoming diverse residents
- Near shopping, medical offices, and senior center
What reviewers flag
- No published pricing information available
- No family reviews or ratings to assess resident experience
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Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community is a senior living community in Redlands, California offering Independent Living. Families rate it 2.8 out of 5 across 6 reviews.
About Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community
Casa de la Vista in Redlands, California provides affordable housing for low-income seniors aged 62 and older and adults with disabilities. The community consists of 75 studio and one-bedroom apartments located in the heart of Redlands, within close proximity to entertainment, shopping, medical establishments, and the local senior center.
Residents have access to a service coordinator who helps connect them to community and medical services. The community is designed to support residents in accessing various activities and programs available through the local senior center and surrounding neighborhood amenities.
The community welcomes pets, including common household pets and service or assistance animals. Pet owners must register their animals and comply with rules regarding inoculation, waste disposal, and restraint in common areas. Service and assistance animals are exempt from standard pet rules, though owners remain responsible for proper care and waste management.
Casa de la Vista is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for residents with disabilities to ensure equal opportunity to use and enjoy their apartments and common areas. The community operates under a non-discrimination policy and welcomes applicants regardless of race, color, sex, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, age, familial status, marital status, source of income, or disability.
Smoking is permitted only in designated areas throughout the property. Residents are required to sign a non-smoking agreement and ensure that both they and their guests adhere to smoking restrictions on the premises.
Types of Care at Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community
Independent Living
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2.8overall · 6 ratings combined
2.8★ on Google (6)
Lyla R
May 2025
Don't leave your loved ones vulnerable here. They won't take care of them and will quickly leave them to figure things out themselves that they shouldn't have to. Especially last year when they had the whole third floor displaced because of poor decisions made by them for hiring a roofing company and then the roofing company themselves for doing a half job. My loved one was displaced for months. And despite them not being at home with all of their possessions they still had to pay rent and their utilities. The office refused to assist them with resources that they lost during the chaos - which was a lot because not only were their homes flooded. They also had no power for months. So much food went bad, so many items were damaged, misplaced in others homes, and stolen. Meanwhile the office got millions back and gave the residents nothing. If anything they'll get a measly $300 if they are lucky. My loved one lost so much more than what they are "compensating". Even outside of that incident they are malicious and won't let anyone do anything. They make rules for what can't be done outside - as if the public outside doesn't do those same exact things without restrictions. I'd understand if they banned illegal things but a lot of times it seems like they just want to ban what little joy can be had there. The rules are overly strict without any true reason for it with no documentation to back up their demands. I don't know how anyone with a heart could work here with how they operate. Keep your loved one home or somewhere else where the staff actually care about other human beings - especially vulnerable ones.
Sherri Tucker
Oct 2024
I live here temp relocated due to flood on third floor from rain storm. They have taken fantastic care of us during this time put us up till all is repaired their expense. They care for all of us. Would highly recommend.<br>SENIOR APARTMENTS 55+
Mason Osborne
Jul 2023
Poor management. Treat residents like children. No sense of community or fellowship. Always quick to add a petty rule or threats of punishment by giving out a violation. They are NOT for the happiness & wellbeing of residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of care does Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community offer?
Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community offers Independent Living.
Where is Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community located?
Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community is located at 686 E. Redlands Blvd. in Redlands, California.
What do families say about Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community?
Casa De La Vista a HumanGood Community carries a 2.8 out of 5 rating from 6 Google reviews. Casa de la Vista is an income-restricted apartment community in Redlands for seniors 62 and older and adults with disabilities, offering a service coordinator to help residents connect with community and medical resources. No family reviews or ratings are available, so it's hard to gauge day-to-day experience directly from residents. Reviews on MyLivingChoice come from families who confirmed a connection to the community and appear with the reviewer's first name and last initial.
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