We've come here a couple of times when the city had events for holidays, such as Dia de Los Muertos…read moreand Juneteenth. It's a nice building with flyers for ways to get involved or events happening in the city. Many events provide free food and have local vendors. I've only been to main area when you walk in so not sure how the rest of the building looks so I'll need to update this review once I see more. Great location and has potential to have amazing events. I think the events can be better and grander if the opportunity and resources are available.

Very nice facility with welcoming staff. Our two day event was great. We were very comfortable and…read morehappy to be there

Did some card making with very sweet and helpful ladies. I made 3 cards and the cost was only $5…read more And they supplied all materials.

My Mom Lyla has been here at The Commons for about 9 months…read more The staff are all amazing, and I can't say enough about how much our family Loves and appreciates them all for taking such wonderful care of my Mom. Today we had to take Mom to an appointment, and when we picked her up we saw that her room needed immediate attention, that we couldn't handle because we had to leave n get Mom to her appointment. When I got back, Mom's room was crystal clean, and like new again!!! Special thanks to Lydia and Allen for this one, and thank you to all the staff at The Commons for providing a beautiful and wonderful place to live. Sincerely, Wally and Liz Hunter, and our Mom Lyla

The comments is a friendly and welcoming place to live everyone there is always smiling and grading…read moreyou. I just love this place.

We went there for a lunch the food was delicious and the staff had such a great attitude. Our tour…read moreguide was just as friendly and polite to us we can't say enough. Yours Truly, Frankly Lock

I was just informed today that since my uncle is living in a "independent" living part of the…read morefacility they "DO NOT" call the emergency contact listed. My uncle fell with injuries and was hospitalized. I only found out this as he called me when he got discharged from hospital. When I spoke to the manager she could care less and was very nonchalant about my complaint. IF you want to be contacted for any emergencies you will have to place them in assisted living. (for more$$$$$$). I was lied to when I placed him here. Re-think this facility!

I worked at Valley CAPS for many years before leaving to pursue another career…read more Valley CAPS is a behavioral Day Program - one of a few in the Central Valley for intellectual disabled adults who want to attend a Day Program with behaviors that other Day Programs are not able accept. There are various facilities- ABLE, PLUS, Senior Center (Manteca) and Modesto and In Home Day Program for those who can not make it into a Day Program. I applied to work there because my friend said I would be a good fit even though I had little experience working with intellectual disabled adults. My first day was an eye opener, even though I was given a tour and was told what to expect during my interview - from assisting Consumers with personal care, assisting them eat their packed meals, teaching them independent living skills and how to assist them in managing their behaviors. With lots of training from management and staff, I was able to succeed. I learned many things , most importantly how to assist Consumer when they have a behaviors so they don't harm themselves or anyone around them. They gave me the tools to succeed and that's what I did and management took notice and was offered a full time position. Yes, there were staff/management issues - I loved my job and pushed through the BS. I heard the old guard is now gone and I hear things are slowly changing for the better for staff and the organization. No more covering tattoos and one can wear shirts with logos/ images. It will take time. At the end of the day, it's all about the amazing Consumers who attend Valley CAPS who teach each other and staff tolerance, forgiveness, empathy, care, love, understanding and being a decent human being. P.S. If you like to sit, not lift a finger except to text on your phone, be ignorant and not learn anything - don't waste your time or Valley CAPS' and DO NOT APPLY.

Valley CAPS is by far one of the worst day programs in Northern California. This company's staff…read moreare some of the most patient and wonderful people who have to deal with horrible management. Executive Director Paul Rengh and Program Director Toni Trauman willfully change rules at their discretion, while not taking repercussions into consideration. Upper, middle and lower management have been known to knowingly and admittedly utilize threats against their staff on a regular basis. Quite often consumers will sit in their own filth because management will refuse to cover an employee for the appropriate amount of time to perform a change/toileting. Upper and Middle management will not usually help in a classroom unless representatives from Valley Mountain Regional Center or the Department of Social Services are on site. Quite often staff members are left alone in classrooms with at times twenty or more clients. The official ratio of staff to consumer is to be 1:3. The staff to consumer ratio is 1:8 or higher. The management claims that the management is included in the ratio but with exception to Area Coordinators it is rare for a member of management to be on the floor. If one were to look at the official staff lists, one would see staff members who are no longer with the company (FRAUD). If you have a family member who is an individual with a developmental disability please don't do them a disservice of sending them to this day program. It is also common practice for the management to schedule staff lunches and breaks within an hour of clocking in which affects the quality of service to the consumers. This entire organization should be investigated along with the Executive Director and the Program Director.

6/22/26 Good Evening…read moremy name is Bridget Branch. I am a hospital unit clerk at San Joaquin Dialysis Clinic. I would like to say that I appreciated my experience with the authorization dept. I had a dialysis patient who really needed a urgent authorization and I had spoke to two other auth representatives on 6/17/26 who did not see previous auth that was submitted by my coworker on 6/10/26. Jimmy Espinoza was the 3rd representative I spoke to and he looked thoroughly to find faxed auth which was above and beyond due to his caring nature and concern for the patient. We were able to get the authorization that was needed for our patient to be seen at San Joaquin Vascular Surgery. Shout out to Jimmy for a job well done. Thank You Bridget Branch- HUC

The center is great great people But the dental people put…read moresomething on my tooth with telling me even took it off the record as to not admit to doing it takes months to get a appointment just to wait for the next appointment I been waiting 3-4 months just for them to tell me they have to reschedule and now I add waiting months again with no appointments. Same with eyeglasses waited months for appointment to see Dr another month to get my glasses adjusted and another month to actually get them still waiting for my nexted appointment I called in many times to get a appointment only to say they call back and nothing Some employees call patience by funny names I am sure they were joking around but other patience heard it. I sit at home in pain waiting for my appointment that never get made this is directed to the Modesto site

Nice and clean park for families to enjoy. They have a huge jungle gym including a work out area…read morewith built in machines. A large grass area to enjoy and shade with mature trees. The area feels safe. Our only complaint is that the splash pad was not working and is turned off. Sad for a nice summer day for it to not be available for the kids to enjoy.

We love hosting our family reunions at this park. Space is wonderful and facilities are clean.read more

We have gone through several asstants trying to find someone who fits our family. Nelly is…read morewonderful. She very attentive to Wayne and I can do any errands while she's here without worrying about him. When he fell Nelly was at his side and knew just what to do. After the ambulance left she made sure I was ok before I drove to the hospital. She does laundry, changes the bed sheets, and anything we need done because I am disabled as well and she makes it possible to live in our hone instead of a facility. Nelly is a wonderful young lady. She's quiet, sweet, attentive, everything we need. Treasure works with us to match Nellys schedule to ours so we can have only Nelly here. That is important because of our disabilities and early onset dementia she is a perfect fit. I would highly recommend Your Home Assistant. They're lifesavers.

Their inability to provide caregiver that are able to preform the necessary basics of care. Not…read moreproviding caregivers any information regarding the person they are to care for. Not scheduling anyone to care for a person. They should not take on clients if they do not have enough staff to care for them. They donot enforce their policies. Look elsewhere for your loved ones care.