350 Calloway Dr
Bakersfield, CA 93312
376 beds • Est. 2006 (19 years) • Get directions
2 citations in the last 2 years and 7 older across 53 inspections. 9 substantiated complaints on file. Last inspected in December 2025.
View full state recordBrookdale Riverwalk is a 376-bed assisted living community in Bakersfield, the largest city in Kern County and a major hub of California's Central Valley. This is the single largest Brookdale community in California, operating at a scale that few assisted living communities anywhere can match.
Bakersfield offers a lower cost of living than coastal California while providing access to Kern Medical and Memorial Hospital.
Massive campus scale
At 376 beds, this is the largest Brookdale in California, offering an exceptionally wide range of programming, dining options, and social opportunities.
Central Valley affordability
Bakersfield's lower cost of living compared to coastal cities means families get more for their money, both in care and in the surrounding area.
Established community
A community of this scale has been operating for years with dedicated staffing infrastructure and the full backing of Brookdale's national resources.
Extreme summer heat
Bakersfield regularly sees temperatures above 105 degrees in summer, and air quality can be poor due to the valley's geography. Outdoor activity is severely limited in peak months.
Institutional scale
A 376-bed community is enormous by any standard. The experience will feel more like a large campus operation than a home-like setting.
Relative isolation
Bakersfield is roughly two hours from both Los Angeles and Fresno, with limited public transit, which can make family visits from metro areas less convenient.
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350 Calloway Dr, Bakersfield, CA 93312
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$4,245/mo
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