What is Monte Vista Grove Homes?

Campus

Located in beautiful Pasadena on 13-1/2 magnificently landscaped acres, Monte Vista Grove Homes (MVGH) has provided quality long-term care services to its residents since 1924.

Our original plot plan was designed by esteemed architect Myron Hunt.

Approximately 140 retirees live in the 94 apartment residential campus.

Each new resident has an opportunity to make individualized improvements on their unit prior to moving in.

A swimming pool, spa, and exercise facility encourage active senior living.

Long Time Quality Provider

MVGH is a Regional Ministry of the Synod of California and Hawaii.

As a charter member of the Aging Services of California since its founding, MVGH has been a highly regarded, fiscally sound non-profit Multi-Level Retirement Community (MLRC).

MVGH has signed the Quality First Covenant with the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging (AAHSA) and is committed to an ongoing philosophy of quality improvement.

What Makes Monte Vista Grove Homes Unique?

Resident Life/Involvement

MVGH campus residents reach out and interact in a socially responsible manner to provide life enhancing services to the resident population and to members of the community at large.

Campus residents contribute to the well being of the operations of MVGH in the areas of governance, volunteer activity and financial support.

Residents are encouraged to live to their highest potential. Supportive services at the appropriate residential level are in place to realize this goal.

Aging in Place is an honored philosophy throughout the campus.

Mission Statement

Monte Vista Grove Homes is a residential ministry, dedicated to meeting the needs of qualified retirees of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). It seeks to serve its residents within the context of a supportive, caring, Christian community providing for their spiritual, physical, social and emotional needs.