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Emerald Valley

7601 Amador Valley Road

4.6(99 ratings)· Dublin average: 4.6

Part of Sunrise Senior Living · all operators · 226 communities · 4.5★ average

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Quick Facts

Starting price
$7,000/mo
Licensed capacity
80 residents

California CDSS

Licensed operator
Amador Valley 1, LLC

Emerald Valley is a senior living community in Dublin, California offering Assisted Living, Memory Care and Respite / Short-Term Care. Published pricing starts around $7,000 per month. Families rate it 4.6 out of 5 across 99 reviews.

About Emerald Valley

Emerald Valley offers assisted living and memory care in Dublin, California. The community provides spacious residences, chef-prepared dining, and individualized care designed to support residents in living fully and independently. As the only assisted living community in Dublin, Emerald Valley emphasizes a personalized approach and close-knit atmosphere where residents feel known and supported.

The community offers tailored services across distinct neighborhoods. Assisted living residents receive support with activities like dressing, bathing, and medication management within an engaging environment. A dedicated memory care program serves residents living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or other forms of memory loss, providing expert and compassionate care. Short-term respite care is also available for residents recovering from surgery.

Dining and wellness are central to daily life at Emerald Valley. A talented chef prepares fresh, quality meals, and residents enjoy diverse cuisine options tailored to personal preferences. Innovative tablet technology connects dietary needs with menu offerings. The bistro offers snacks and a social gathering space. Residents have access to a fitness center, garden, salon, and dog park, plus a wine bar and private balconies with views of Mount Diablo.

Located in the Tri-Valley region of the East Bay, the community sits in a peaceful residential setting with nearby parks and open space. It is conveniently positioned for families in Dublin, Pleasanton, and San Ramon, with easy access to I-580 and I-680. The area offers proximity to shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences at Hacienda Crossings and nearby retail centers, as well as leading healthcare providers including Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley.

Emerald Valley welcomes pets and allows residents to bring beloved cats and dogs. The community offers a variety of activities including art, fitness classes, and learning opportunities designed to appeal to personal interests and passions.

Types of Care at Emerald Valley

Assisted LivingMemory CareRespite / Short-Term Care

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Reviews of Emerald Valley

4.6overall · 99 ratings combined

4.6★ on Google (99)

Cindy Schindler

Aug 2026

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First and foremost, I really liked the care givers at this facility. For that reason I am giving 3 stars instead of 1. My issues are with the company and their policies. My mother resided in this facility for over five years. We were told to expect a 3-4% increase per year. Over 5 years, there was a 52% increase on the rent alone (not counting the extra charges relating to personalized care). The communication between the family and the facility was very poor. We never received out of office notices, and sometimes did not know if our emails had been read. Some of our requests for information went unanswered. (Communication between my grandchildren' s daycare and their parents is far superior, for a fraction of the cost.) My mother entered the facility with a diabetic plan and appropriate meals. At some point the diabetic meals got dropped, and I was told that she eats the same thing as all the other residents in memory care. I was told that it was “her right to choose deserts.” Really?! Are residents with nut allergies given the same choices? Two different doctors requested verbally and in writing that she be on a diabetic diet, yet they refused. It wasn’t until she was on hospice that they accommodated this request. While in hospice, she was prescribed morphine. However, there was only a nurse on duty at the facility Monday - Friday, and it was expected that the family would come in on the weekends to administer the drug. She was also sent to the hospital for a minor fall while on hospice. While talking to staff regarding this, they had no idea that she was even in hospice. This issue should have been dealt with Hospice and not the ER. Our family had to pay for this unnecessary cost. Three weeks after she passed, I received a bill for the following month. It wasn’t until I pointed out to them that she had died did I receive a very short conciliatory note. I would hope that some of these issues have been addressed with the new ownership, but we have seen a deterioration of services with each management change in the past.

Erin Brown

Jan 2026

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This place is very inviting, you can feel the positive energy as soon as you walk in the door. Michael Carrillo was very professional, genuine and empathetic. He listened and did not interrupt while I was speaking- this is very important to me.

stephen peters

Dec 2025

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The staff is very well trained and does a good job caring for the patients. Lavonne does an especially good job with my father and he enjoys her company. She’s caring and professional.

Marie Granderson

Nov 2025

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While on vacation visiting some family members a month or so ago I wasn't going to write a review but it's troubling my heart especially in a community such as beautiful as this one it was very disturbing while I was there they had a fire drill in the community normally when you have a fire drill and it's not real you notify residents so they won't be triggered and panicking that wasn't the case in this building none of the residents knew about it and very very heartfelt some of the residents who were walking with walkers were coming down the stairs dangerous if you ask me one of the ladies Marlene to charge she could barely walk what's coming down the stairs and she was very furious and she had every right to be because there was no notice to them that's where they live so they were very scared they didn't know what was going on while all the other caregivers were downstairs huddling up in a group meeting some of the residents were frightening upstairs and in their apartments and coming down the stairs by themselvesNoel I do believe that's his name the head of maintenance was not very welcoming when the residents was asking him questions about why they did not get a flyer or anything about a fire drill being tested in the community she went on to ask him some questions about the second floor and he was to me yelling at her and then he said something very rude and walked away this building in my opinion is not okay inside you may have some staff members that are great and wonderful but the bad fruits are not okay on the second floor you have I was walking by and I overheard caregivers talking about other residents about how there was a med tech there who was not giving another resident there insolent and it got so bad that she was coughing up blood and have to be sent out are about another resident passing away because of mismanaged medication the resident was fine one day the next day she was in her room all day after that she passed away that's very suspicious to me and these are caregivers talking out in the open very freely you have new MedEx don't know what they're doing taking on multiple shifts burning themselves out this is ridiculous this is how mistakes happen and to top it off you have residents going inside other residents room and when this matter is brought up they act like they can't do anything about it I feel if a resident can go into another resident room and take their belongings that their family paid for the family of the resident who is taking their belongings should be responsible to put it back and pay for it and you also have staff members going inside residence room taking belongings as well this is outrageous this is how this community is being ran and to make matters worse they lost the best director they had their Aly was so awesome a very beautiful young lady inside and out there were a few staff members on the second floor who are just very very good at what they do I will not say names cuz I don't want to single anyone out but they are very very well put together and very good at what they do they came to work never complained always did what they had to do they might not like it but they did it and her and the other young gentleman worked very well together they tag team every morning and even some on evening shift as well always staying to go above and beyond for the residence but as for the other ones they were just there complaining every 5 minutes it was one young lady there very short older lady who always complained every morning about what she can't do but you knew what your job description was when you applied you have family members giving some of the staff members money which is very bad because you're not supposed to do that I was told you have residents who are not supposed to be on the second floor because they are very combative I mean this is crazy if you ask me they need to get it together

Zarah Go

Nov 2025

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Kalpana is wonderful with residents! They enjoy her exercise classes every morning!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Emerald Valley offer?

Emerald Valley offers Assisted Living, Memory Care and Respite / Short-Term Care.

How much does Emerald Valley cost?

Published pricing at Emerald Valley starts around $7,000 per month. Final costs depend on care needs and apartment selection; contact the community for a detailed quote.

Does Emerald Valley offer respite or short-term stays?

Yes. Emerald Valley lists respite and short-term care among its options. A respite stay gives a family caregiver a planned break while your loved one receives full care, and it also works as a low-commitment trial before a permanent move.

Where is Emerald Valley located?

Emerald Valley is located at 7601 Amador Valley Road in Dublin, California.

What do families say about Emerald Valley?

Emerald Valley carries a 4.6 out of 5 rating from 99 Google reviews. 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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