Santa Teresita
Sponsored by the Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles, is a 12-acre Neighborhood of Care for seniors in need of assisted living or skilled nursing services – a striking witness to our mission of being “at the service of your family for life.”
Santa Teresita Job Fair
Wednesday, May 10, 2017
10:00 am – 2:00 pm
819 Buena Vista St., Duarte, California 91010
Do you feel called to serve beloved seniors from the heart? Then Santa Teresita may be the place for you!
May 10, 2017 we will be hosting a job fair from 10 am- 2p. Interviews on-site. Please bring your resume.
- Free BBQ
- Free Health Screenings
- World Famous Magician, Gene Urban
- Live Music, The Maestroa
- Face Painting
- Raffle for Prizes
Save the Date! March 11, 2017 9th Annual Hayden 5K Run, Family Walk and Roll for Hayden!
On Saturday, March 11, 2016 over 1,000 participants will descend upon Santa Teresita in Duarte to take part in the 9th Annual Hayden 5K Run, Family Walk & Roll. This fun-filled day, in support of Santa Teresita’s Hayden Child Care Center, promotes healthy living and family fun, drawing participants not only from the San Gabriel Valley but the greater Los Angeles area, as well.
Hayden 5k
On March 10, 2018, over 1,000 participants will descend upon Santa Teresita to take part in the 10th Annual Hayden 5K Run, Family Walk & Roll. This fun-filled day, in support of our Hayden Child Care Center, promotes healthy living and family fun, drawing participants not only from the San Gabriel Valley but the greater Los Angeles area as well.
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To the blessing of our new Chapel Doors and Bells! RSVP now and you'll have a chance to win a $500 Visa Gift Card!
Our Neighborhood of Care
Assisted Living
Good Shepherd Cottage and Cristo Rey Cottage at Santa Teresita provide assistance and care for our cherished elders who may need assistance with activities of daily living. The first two cottages of our developing Neighborhood of Care is located on 12 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds nestled in the foothills of the majestic San Gabriel Mountains. Senior living at the Good Shepherd and Cristo Rey features an award-winning design: A cottage-like home built in the “Craftsman Style” of architects Charles and Henry Greene who designed countless of their trademark Craftsman’s Style homes in nearby Pasadena.
Skilled Nursing
The Manor at Santa Teresita is a 24-hour skilled nursing center that specializes in nursing and rehabilitation services for seniors. The Carmelite Sisters, together with a devoted nursing and rehabilitation staff, are committed to providing quality, individualized care. Santa Teresita Manor offers residents breath-taking views of the San Gabriel Mountains and access to courtyards and gardens throughout our Neighborhood of Care’s beautiful and spacious grounds, promoting healing and wellness.
Rehabilitation Services
Ranging from gentle strengthening to assertive post-surgical care, the rehabilitation services at Santa Teresita focus on improving the quality of life of those we serve. By increasing our patients’ independence in self care, ambulation and communication, their sense of self-worth is preserved and enhanced. Therapists and patients experience loving companionship as they journey together through the rehabilitation process.
5-Star Quality Rating
Quality measures
Santa Teresita Manor
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Based on resident assessment data that shows how well their needs are cared for
2016 Bronze National Quality Award
Commitment to Quality
Santa Teresita Manor
American Health Care Association
National Center for Assisted Living
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Testimonials
My Mom, Betty Martin, informed her children that she wanted to leave her current living situation to come to Santa Teresita and be with the Carmelite Sisters and a Catholic community. This was so important to her that we made it happen without further ado.
She moved in with the first 7 residents and our whole family is rejoicing. Not only is this the best thing for Mom, but it has been a wonderful boost to the faith of our whole family.
Thank you, dear Sisters. You have heard the call of the Lord to care for the elderly as they prepare for the greatest passage in their lives – heaven. We’re wondering if Mom is already there!!
We chose Santa Teresita because both of my parents were Catholic, and we wanted to make sure that the spiritual well-being of my parents would be taken care of. We also chose Santa Teresita because of the level of health care provided by the Carmelites. On a scale of 1 to 10 stars, I would give Santa Teresita 20.
…Our experience at Santa Teresita was outstanding. It was directed by God to have Mom and Dad go there- no doubt about it. My family and I had the opportunity to experience a little taste of what Santa Teresita has to offer, and they provide services in many other areas. To anyone who may be interested in Santa Teresita, I would recommend that they absolutely consider it as a possibility for care.
I chose to come to Santa Teresita because they have nuns, and you don’t find that in many retirement places. I had been in Avila Gardens where Sister Shawn Pauline is, and I loved it there. That was my start with the Sisters. Then from Avila I went to Bethany, and then I came here. I’ve been very happy in every place I’ve been. It’s so convenient to everything.
My favorite thing about Santa Teresita is companionship, perhaps a combination of companionship and the food; really, the whole set up! It’s very peaceful here. We get together for breakfast, lunch and dinner. In fact, one of my daughters, Karen, is coming tomorrow night to help with the cooking! She loves to cook!
Housewarming Registry
Thank you for helping to bring us to the finish line through the Housewarming gifts from our registry!
Putting Cristo Rey kitchen together!
“We point to Santa Teresita and the care the sisters and their staff provide to show that it is possible to build a thriving facility around the two tenets of quality health care and quality person care.”
– Kathleen Buckley Domingo, associate director of the Office of Life, Justice and Peace at the Archdiocese of Los Angeles
Sister Mary Clare, Santa Teresita Chief Executive Officer interviewed on EWTN’s Nightly News about California’s new law and the importance of building a culture of life
