Saratoga Retirement Community
Saratoga Retirement Community

+14087417700

14500 Fruitvale Ave # 1000
Saratoga, CA 95070

Welcome to Saratoga Retirement Community,
Silicon Valley’s finest destination for extraordinary senior-living!

At Saratoga Retirement Community, you’ll live life the way it’s meant to be lived. You’ll be surrounded by fascinating people from all walks of life. You’ll relax in the comfort of your own spacious apartment or cottage, which you will have customized to your own personal tastes. You’ll delight in the fine dining prepared each day by our Executive Chef. And, you’ll enjoy the wealth of fine services and amenities we offer. But, perhaps most importantly, you’ll experience the security of knowing health care is available if you ever need it.

We hope you enjoy reading about our remarkable community, and we invite you to call us to schedule a visit to our beautiful 37-acre campus. Once you do, you’ll understand why so many people love calling Saratoga Retirement Community their home!

About the IOOF

Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs (IOOF)
Saratoga Retirement Community is owned by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs (IOOF), one of the oldest Fraternal Orders in the world. The facility was originally built in 1912 as a private residential retirement center.

Though Saratoga Retirement Community is owned by the IOOF, one does not need to be a member of the Order to live there. The Odd Fellows is an organization dedicated to serving others, and it welcomes everyone to enjoy the Saratoga lifestyle.

The IOOF has a long history of serving others. This commitment to serving others is at the heart of the Odd Fellows' philosophy and is expressed by its organizational motto: "Friendship, Love, and Truth." For more than two centuries, members of the IOOF have demonstrated their commitment to these values by providing care and comfort to homeless children, the poor, and the elderly. At Saratoga Retirement Community, this commitment is reflected in all aspects of the community’s lifestyle--from the comfortable accommodations to the excellent health care and array of fine services and amenities.

The IOOF's roots are grounded in eighteenth century England, where it was conceived as a means for ordinary men to come together to promote social unity and fellowship for the good of mankind. The Odd Fellows first came to America in 1819, settling in Baltimore, Maryland. In 1851, they adopted the Rebekah degree, making them the first national fraternity to include both men and women in their membership. In 1872, the IOOF opened a shelter for elderly citizens and orphaned children in Pennsylvania, making them the first fraternal organization in the U.S. to establish such a home. Since coming to the U.S., the IOOF has had a powerful presence in California. There are currently 400 active lodges in California, all of which support several charitable organizations and public service groups.




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