My Mother was a patient there and she got crab lice and bed sores and 3 times when we were there…read moreher call bell kept going off for about 4 hours straight no one ever came to check on her she has Lou Gehrig's disease

All saints is my second family . I joined All Saints Subacute 1.5 years ago as a RN and I was…read morepromoted to management team within six months. Throughout my working journey what I have seen is your hard work is appreciated, you are cared here and there is good work culture.

When I had health care there- my doctor told me I was anemic- he did not prescribe any iron for me…read more He told me if I got worse I would have to get a blood transfusion. How am I to know how many milligrams to take? How many days was I supposed to be taking the medication. I went to a health store and purchased some iron. I guessed it worked because he never mentioned it again.

There's room for improvement with the staff. Treat every patient as if they were your family…read moremember. I heard a lot of well that's not my patient. They are your patient. You're just assigned to different areas. I had read their book they have in the lobby and it was frightening. Nobody seemed to be coming out alive. I was determined that my mother was going to walk out alive and she did. Family members need to do their part to. Don't leave a loved one in there and not go to see how they're doing n living. People reside here, it's their home, Health care workers it's your job to care for the wellbeing of these patients. If it's just a paycheck you should find another job.

The St Francis facility and staff are amazing. My dad had two stints here due to health…read morecircumstances, but fortunately the team here made it as easy as possible. The facility itself is nestled in the general neighborhood. Parking is simple as they have a large lot in the back. Upon entry, the area it bright and clean. Each room is alway clean and the building is properly staffed. In fact the staffing to resident ratio seem great. There is always someone to ask for help when necessary. Meals are complete and has a good variety. Caretaking of the patients is on schedule and the staff are friendly. The level of engagement with the patient is also great. My dad's mental state is diminished, but the stuff still finds ways to interact with him. I often visit my dad and find that he is in a group activity that ranges from bingo, karaoke, and watching movies to name a few. I want to give a shout out to our case manager, Cynthia, who is always supportive and respond quickly to questions that we may have. Also to my dads physical therapist, Dominic, who always have a friendly demeanor, understanding tone, supportive nature, and most importantly patience to try and get my dad back to baseline. We also sincerely appreciate all the care and attentiveness to all the nurses that provides care to my dad around-the-clock. I know the staff is always watching because I get a phone call every my dad falls. I highly recommend St. Francis to anyone who needs to seek out a care facility.

My dad has been receiving excellent care at St. Francis Healthcare Center. He was admitted after a…read moremajor surgery with a feeding tube. Every staff member-- the doctor, nurses, CNAs, physical therapists and office staffs, has shown genuine care and professionalism. The doctor checks on him several times a week. The nurses and CNAs are attentive and gentle. They always treat him with kindness and respect. The dietitian and kitchen staff work tother to thoughtfully adjust the meal plan to meet my dad's special needs. Physical therapists are excellent. They approach each session with patience, encouragement, and deep expertise, helping my father regain strength step by step. Most importantly, the entire staff -- from management to clinical teams -- is caring and easy to communicate with. We are truly grateful for the compassion and teamwork here. As Thanksgiving approaches, I want to thank the St. Francis team and wish you all a joyful and restful holiday!

The place is great. Loved it here the best spot in Hayward. Their care is wonderful. They take care…read moreof people with different ages. Office experience is wonderful.

I was sent here by Kaiser, these people had active Covid which they never disclosed to Kaiser, soi…read morecame down with Covid. I ended up with double pnuemonia and sepsis, twice. The owner came to me and said Covid is just like the flu. Nothing will happen to you, then she said she could not get an ambulance ride for me to return to Kaiser, so I picked up my phone and called 911 and got an ambulance. I have spent from June 18,2025 until January 31,2026 getting well enough to go home These people need to be sut down!

INADEQUATE!!! Where do I begin?? My uncle had surgery on…read morehis femur bone and sent to this DUMP for rehabilitation!!! He's solely dependent on assistance at all times! **He was a patient for 11 days and was bathed ONCE!! (Shower days were Tuesday & Friday's) and was given one on **They FALSIFIED paperwork stating that someone bathed him in actuality his Physical Therapist was the one who gave him a bath. **No one came to look at his bandages to see if they were soiled, leaking or falling off for 11 days! **He's steady pressing the button for assistance to use the bathroom and no one comes!. *He's asking for help and he gets audacious response of, "that's not my job!" (By the CNA) *He's pulling the cord for assistance from an empty bed *He's wearing depends (that the family has brought him) because he doesn't trust the CNA's will come in a timely manner to assist him to the bathroom. *He'd asked the CNA to bring him a bucket with warm water & soap to wash up and the CNA's response is, "It's too late, you'll disturb your neighbors!" *** The physician assistant, NICK COLLINS IS RUDE, he absolutely has NO BEDSIDE MANNERS!! He's talks at you and not to you, he talks down to you, makes empty threats, he assumes EVERYONE is on Medical, the tone he speaks to you is very undermining. Needless to say, I'm VERY displeased Very about the series of events that has happened since my Uncle has been a patient here. My uncle broke his femur bone, so needless to say he's very dependent on staffing until he's completely rehabilitated. He's been a patient for 16 days (as of today)

After having been here for six months, the only redeeming service they offer is excellent physical…read moretherapy. The food was represented to us by a pretty young sales person as "chef inspired". The food was decent the first few weeks, even showing some creativity. Over the last four weeks it has rapidly declined, in pallatability, quantity and nutritional content. The meals are lacking in protein and fresh fruit and vegetables. The meals depend on a lot of frozen prepared items, like frozen breaded fish, and primarily canned vegetables and fruits. Sandwiches made with packaged lunch meats and salty cheeses are substituted if you decline a meal. You're absolutely required to take vitamin supplements. Meals are high in sugar, salt, carbohydrates with little regard for personal needs or preferences. They promote themselves as giving excellent wound care, but are reluctant to purchase wound care items that might seem too pricey. I've been trying for two weeks to get a medicated numbing spray to ease in the painful procedure I'm put through daily. The facility had a recent change in Administrators, and while the previous administrator was largely ineffective in making a lot of changes, under the current administrator of about a month, there seem to be fewer CNAs on duty, more CNAs and nurses working double shifts and not up to their usual efficiency, and poorer quality meals. The current administrator hasn't even made the time to introduce himself to the residents leaving one to wonder if he's leveraging patient care against budget constraints. Or maybe he's just not interested. Don't leave your loved one here unless you're prepared to advocate and participate in their care.

My dad was admitted to Valley Pointe nursing couple of weeks ago and stayed for a week while he…read moreregained his strength to walk again. The best part of this facility is the people working here! Everyone is truly caring from nurses, social workers, pharmacists, admission, doctors and more. This was my first experience with a skilled nursing facility, I was impressed with how much they do for the patients to keep them taken care of, fed well, entertained and on the way to fast recovery. My dad himself has expressed his gratitude multiple times towards all the care takers that assisted him, he felt especially at home when some of the nurses spoke to him in his native tongue. He recovered in just a week. Admission was fast and accomadating. They took care of connecting with Insurance company and helped my dad to move in first before I had a chance to go the next day to fill in paper works. I met the entire care team and was really impressed with their patience and attention to detail. I had left a note for them on a few things about my dad's condition and they promptly scheduled a meeting with me to go over them line by line. If anything, my whole family felt heard and taken care of. Definitely recommend the place!

My mom was admitted for skilled nursing care at this facility on June 30, 2025. At the age of 100,…read moreshe was treated with excellent care! She had physical therapy, played bingo 3 times a week and worked at least 2 crossword puzzles each day. While everyone was caring, a special shoutout goes to JoAnn and Evar! The director of activities was especially nice as well. While no one wants to see their loved one go into a facility, sometimes there is no other alternative. If the need arises, I highly recommend Valley Pointe SNF. My mom, Ms Bennie, transitioned at Eden Hospital, on October 15, 2025. Thanks to all the staff who made a difference the last 3 1/2 months of her life. Barbara Cogar Daughter

Visited a friend here multiple times over the course of months and was always impressed with the…read morehigh level of care and attention to details. As I first visited they were renovating the exterior and landscape refresh and I found that to be so important. Residents get to look out their windows and enjoy something fresh and beautiful to look at. Other first impressions were multiple air filtration systems outside the doors of every room. Not sure if that was a 'leftover' from COVID kind of thing or what - but I liked it. Shared rooms were small and good to know is only two visitors at a time. It's hard to imagine it but the reason is purely for function. Placing 3 chairs around I think would be very difficult to navigate anymore. Luckily for those who might not like shared rooms - singles are available. If you've been saving money all your life and here - this might just be the time to spend a little extra if you don't like people around. My friend's neighbor was a pleasant person - and that's what I've found going to these types of places - its not bad to have another nearby... If your friend or family member is here its your job to visit. People make up excuses and there really is no excuse. I was able to slip in 30 minutes before closing after work and anybody can do that. I think visitors are an important part of recovery. You can't visit your friend or your mom? Just keep the excuses to yourself I don't want to hear it.

San Leandro Healthcare Center is a scam. It's had many changed names to runaway from all the bad…read morereviews. To call this "skilled" nursing is a farce. This business is rotten from its core. The administration will cheat and lie to get rid of patients when copays incur regardless of your health condition. They will encourage you to stay only as long as your insurance covers 100% of the cost. A "Safe Discharge" cannot be relied on at all. They will do everything to criminally kick you to the curb before you are medically healthy enough to take care of yourself to avoid copays mounting up. They will bum-rush you out to rent your bed to fresh patients only to avoid billing copays. To top it off, the language and cultural barriers are extremely. Nice workers but confusion is constant. The food sucks and your call lights are ignored. Pray you never experience an emergency. This is your warning... Avoid the San Leandro Healthcare Center.

A year ago, I was planning to sell my house in Castro Valley and move to a retirement community. I…read morevisited various places in Livermore, San Leandro, and Hayward. I liked Baywood Court the best because there is no expensive buy-in and the monthly rent is reasonable. From number 16 on the waiting list I was able to move in at mid-February. I have a one-bedroom apartment of 600 square feet facing the pool. It's between two exits so it's very convenient for my dog to go out for his business. Plus there is a half-mile trail inside the facility for his daily walk. I enjoy going through the Rose Garden and the Gazebo along many beautiful flowers and plants. Living at Baywood is like living in a hotel or a cruise ship. There is 24/7 lighting and air conditioning/heat throughout the building. I get weekly house-cleaning, change of bed linens and towels. I just leave my garbage at the door and all the packages I ordered are delivered to me . The two meals a day can be stretched to three because of the many options I can choose. In the one year I have been here, I have not cooked one meal for myself. No more driving to the gym. I just walk down the hall to my Tai Chi, Chair Yoga, and Zumba classes. We also have lots of performance by outside artists and regular health and informational meetings. Just this week we had Martini Monday, Coffee Social, and Tequila Thursday. You can play pool, jigsaw puzzles, Mahjong and many table games at the Game Room. There are also daily drive to shopping and regular visit to museums and scenic areas. Baywwod also has many group activities such as Sunday mass, Thursday Bible study, grief sharing, Spanish class, arts and crafts, movie and sports night, etc. I joined the Knit Wits to make projects for charity. I am the inventory manager and also volunteer as a cashier for our general store called The Cubby. The staff at every Department here are friendly and efficient. I love the community of other residents. The management does such a good job that I was pleasantly surprised when our rent did not go up for this year. I am so glad God provided me Baywood Court where I can live out the rest of my years feeling safe and secure.

My wife and I visited Baywood Court a few times and discovered a hidden gem! The courtyards and the…read moreinteriors are thoughtfully well designed and maintained with a gazebo, outdoor kitchen and even a swimming pool and spa which are rare to come by in these senior living communities. There is definitely a sense of familial connection as we watched many residents happily chatting and mingling with each other. They also serve delicious and healthy food which is a major and central factor in senior living communities (a big "shout out" to the dining team!) We are very thankful to both Jody and Nanette for making our visits extremely pleasant each time. They have been more than helpful, patient and gracious with us and we happily look forward to being part of the Baywood Court family!