Independent Living
Surrounded by Culture, Community, and Convenience
At Moldaw, independent living is more than a maintenance-free lifestyle; it’s a meaningful one.
Our residents are active, engaged, and empowered to enjoy life on their terms, all within a vibrant community setting. Enjoy the privacy and comfort of your own beautifully appointed residence while being just steps away from fitness classes, lectures, celebrations, and social gatherings. With our location on the Taube Koret Campus for Jewish Life and our partnership with the Oshman Family JCC, your calendar can be as full and enriching as you’d like. Our home is in Palo Alto, but we also provide independent living for seniors in Mountain View, Menlo Park, Los Altos, Sunnyvale, Redwood City, and other local areas.
The cost of independent living at Moldaw Residences begins with entrance fees starting at $878,100 and monthly fees starting at $5,890.
Key Features Freeing You From Home Maintenance:
- Spacious, modern apartments in a range of floor plans
- Access to JCC programming, amenities, wellness center, and fitness classes
- Culturally rich events and holiday celebrations
- Gourmet dining with flexible options and chef-prepared meals
- Concierge services and biweekly housekeeping
- 24/7 security and emergency response
- Valet and on-site parking
Not sure where to begin? Check out our Independent Living Guide for Seniors!
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Peace of Mind For The Future
While residents join us at the independent living level, Moldaw offers priority access to assisted living and memory care should your needs evolve so you can continue to thrive in a community you know and love.
A YEAR AT MOLDAW
"Like many of our friends, we understood the need for socialization as we aged. We evaluated the options in our area and decided to move to Moldaw.
We heard and read about the in-house activities and were delighted to meet the very capable and charming staff. They organize several programs daily to attract large groups of residents, ranging from exercise classes to lectures on art, literature, and music. Last week, a retired Stanford professor spoke about the "real James Bond," a classical pianist gave a performance, and a chamber music group entertained us.
The programs are varied and often relate to a specific event on the Jewish calendar. We all enjoy the music and celebrations of our tradition. We delight in the variety of international food preparations, along with Grandma’s old-fashion Jewish cuisine. Every holiday dinner is festive and unique!"
Sharon & Irwin Kasser