Cadence Millbrae: A Comprehensive Review
Cadence Millbrae, located at 1201 Broadway in Millbrae, California, is a senior living community owned and operated by Cogir Senior Living. This Spanish Colonial-style facility has recently undergone renovations to create an elegant and comfortable environment for seniors seeking various levels of care.

Introduction
How we compiled this profile: this overview is put together from public sources, including state licensing and inspection records and the community's own published information. It reflects the most recent data available and is not based on a personal visit. Confirm current pricing, availability, and care details with the community before making a decision.
Set in a recently renovated Spanish Colonial building at 1201 Broadway in Millbrae, California, Cadence Millbrae is a senior living community owned and operated by Cogir Senior Living. It brings independent living, assisted living, and memory care together on one campus. Here is a look at its services, amenities, resident experiences, and pricing so your family can decide whether it is the right fit.
At a glance
| Measure | Detail |
|---|---|
| Community type | Senior living community |
| Care levels offered | Independent living, assisted living, memory care |
| Location | Millbrae, California |
| Owner/operator | Cogir Senior Living |
| Starting monthly fee | $2,995 per month (assisted living studio) |
Types of services offered
Cadence Millbrae provides three levels of care:
Independent living
For active seniors who want to manage their own apartments:
- Private apartments with full kitchens
- Weekly housekeeping
- Access to community amenities and activities
- Transportation services
- Social and recreational programming
Assisted living
For residents who need help with daily tasks:
- 24-hour supervision and personalized care
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, and transfers
- Medication management
- Incontinence care
- Support for non-ambulatory residents
- Wheelchair accessibility
- 12-16 hours of daily nursing services
- Coordination with healthcare providers
Memory care
For residents with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or mild cognitive impairment:
- Secure environment to prevent wandering
- Memory care programming including a reminiscence program
- Staff trained in dementia care
- Higher staff-to-resident ratios
- Dementia waiver services
The community also offers respite care for short-term stays and a hospice waiver program for end-of-life care.
Facility amenities
Cadence Millbrae includes several amenities:
Accommodation options
- Studio apartments
- One-bedroom apartments
- Private rooms
- Shared bedrooms
Community spaces
- Art studio for creative activities (home to Melody & Masterpiece)
- Fitness center for exercise classes (part of Forever Fit)
- Common areas for residents to gather
- Dining areas
- Large lobby
- Outdoor spaces
Services
- Pet-friendly environment (dogs and cats welcome)
- Wi-Fi and high-speed internet throughout
- Transportation for appointments and outings
- Multilingual staff speaking English, Spanish, French, Chinese, Korean, Cantonese, Hindi, German, Mandarin, Tagalog, Polish, Russian, Italian, Japanese, and Filipino
Daily activities and programming
The community offers regular programs for residents:
Signature programs
- Melody & Masterpiece: Art classes in the community studio
- Forever Fit: Exercise classes led by instructors
- Pawsitive Health: Animal therapy with resident pets
- Memories in Motion: Rhythm-based activities throughout the week
These programs are designed to keep residents physically active, mentally engaged, and socially connected.
Pricing information
Monthly pricing varies by care level and apartment type:
Assisted living
- Studio: $2,995 to $5,795
- One bedroom: $4,995 to $6,860
Independent living
- Studio: From $4,465
- One bedroom: From $5,720
Memory care
- Shared bedroom: $5,885 to $7,885
- Private room: $7,885 to $9,885
Final pricing depends on apartment size, care level, and additional services.
Location and accessibility
Cadence Millbrae is conveniently located in Millbrae:
- Address: 1201 Broadway, Millbrae, CA 94030
- 4.7 miles from California Skin Institute
- Across from Green Hills Park
- 5 blocks from downtown Millbrae
- Near cafes, restaurants, and parks
- Close to Walgreens pharmacy
Conclusion
Cadence Millbrae pairs three levels of care with a recently renovated building, a full slate of activity programming, and multilingual staff, all at competitive pricing. The ratings point to residents and families who are, by and large, satisfied with what they found.
The community is a good fit for seniors looking for:
- Mid-range pricing in the Millbrae area
- Multiple care levels as needs change
- Memory care services
- Regular activity programming
- A pet-friendly environment
Schedule an in-person tour to see the building, meet staff, and confirm current pricing and availability. Contact the community at (650) 742-9150 for independent living and assisted living, or (855) 866-7661 for pricing and availability.
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