Vallarta Senior Care Gaviotas

Founded in 2005 as one of the city's earliest residential senior homes, with daily life centered around owner-led outings to restaurants, the Malecón, and the beach.

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Puerto Vallarta

Location

From $2,500

USD / Month

Assisted

Type of care

Quick Facts

Location

Puerto Vallarta

Setting

Residential

Care Type

Assisted

Starting price

USD $2,500 / mo

English Staff

Basic level

Hospital

<5 min away

About This Community

Vallarta Senior Care Gaviotas is one of Puerto Vallarta’s longer-running senior care residences, founded in 2005. Care is led by Drs. Marisela Lomelí and Alfonso González alongside manager Israel Lomelí, with assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care available for residents with dementia, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, or other chronic conditions. The home has a garden and offers both private and shared rooms.

What sets the home apart is the social side of daily life: the owner personally takes residents out on regular outings to restaurants, the Malecón, the beach, and local events.

9.9

Rating Score

Based on Retire Mexico’s rating score from 20 web reviews.

Care Types Offered

Assisted Living

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Vallarta Senior Care Gaviotas

What This Retirement Community Offers

Care type

Assisted Living

Location

Puerto Vallarta

Residential

<5 min to hospital

Activities

Organized Outings

Budget per person

From $2,500 USD per month

Healthcare Services

Doctor On-Site

24h Nurse on Duty

Physical Therapy

Dementia Support Program

Room type

Private Room + Shared Bath

Shared Room

Amenities

Garden / Outdoors

Staff English level

Basic level

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