I would not take anyone to the Rehab here. Me & my Sister were concerned about my Mom sleeping all…read morethe time after a few days here. We had a very frustrating phone call with Doreen that was very impatient and kept telling us to "listen" and talk to PT that was also on the phone. We left messages for the Dr repeatedly about the medication but she hardly ever called us back. We kept telling them she shouldn't be taking so much medication because she was literally drugged all the time. They never listened or decreased medication. After she was transferred out of there to B&C the new nurse discovered my Mom had infected wound on her leg no one ever mentioned! The CNA's were very nice & helpful, also the Social Worker.

Bayshire Post Acute side have came through again and again! They have helped tremendously to…read moreprovide QUALITY Care for my mom and the seamless transition from Hospital to Skill Nursing back to Home. We trust the facility always with our family members and It is one of the most requested Place I heard from Providence Case Managers. They truly care about your family member as their own. The facility is kept clean and the workers there truly enjoy being there and taking care of each patient and meeting each one of their specialize needs. Food always looks so good and The dining time is always handle so efficiently. Thank You Bayshire for Having the Top Nurse "Doreen" and PT/OT team and the Friendly Smiling medical team and Staff that always greet us with a smile as you walk into the facility and they follow it with Top Quality Care for all patients! Family is treated like Family when you visit Bayshire! Its a very comfortable place.

Pretty looking, Friendly atmosphere is complemented by attentive staff who are approachable and…read moreeager to assist, i appreciate That most.

We looked at 5 places before choosing Sunrise Senior Living. We could not be happier with the…read morestaff and facilities. My mom loves the people. She keeps telling us, "They are so nice to me here". She likes the food. Although for the last 4 days, she has wanted shrimp salad for dinner. It must be good. She has been getting great nursing care. They get her up with a lift and help her out with her needs. Mom has become more engaging with other residents and the staff. It has been good to see her brighten. My dad goes to visit two times a day, every day. Parking is plentiful and he has an easy time getting there.

If I could give a 10 I would. My parents moved in 3 months ago to the assisted living wing. Mom…read morefully independent and dad suffering from advanced Alzheimer's. The place is beautiful, lots of flowers and greens, plenty of parking, lots of activities and I could go on and on about all the amenities; however, the most important asset this facility has is their staff. From the front office, administration, care givers, cleaning crew, kitchen and activities crew THE MOST CARING AND COMPASSIONATE, I have yet to find someone that is not that way. My father passed just a few days ago and all the out pouring of attention that Mom and the family has received from Meridian staff has been incredible. My has decided not to move out with any of us, we wanted to take her with us, we are all good children to her I promise ; but she decided that she feels so comfortable there that wants to stay. Better compliment than that of a resident having the choice to stay or leave and yet wants to stay can't be found. Thank you Meridian staff from my siblings and I we are eternally grateful to you for the compassion you shown to my dad and the love and attention you continue to give to my mom.

We are disappointed with the level of care and service at this assisted living facility, especially…read moreconsidering how much we are paying each month. The entire purpose of assisted living is to provide dependable assistance and peace of mind to residents and their families, and unfortunately, that has not been our experience. Phone calls frequently go unanswered, emails are often ignored, and most concerning of all, there have been times when she has pressed her assistance button with very long response times. Today, we decided to actually test the response time ourselves. While we were there, we pressed her assistance button and waited to see how long it would take for someone to come help her. We waited 40 minutes and nobody showed up. That experience was extremely concerning. Fourty minutes without any response isn't just poor service--it raises serious questions about resident safety. What if my mother had fallen? What if she was having a medical emergency and was unable to call anyone else? An assistance button provides very little peace of mind if nobody actually responds to it. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this facility for a loved one to ask detailed questions about staffing levels, medication administration, actual response times to assistance buttons, and how emergencies are handled before making a decision.

Excellent care for the elderly! My mother is happy with the…read morestaff and the care she receives. Jennifer and Glenn do great job caring for their residents. Highly recommend!

I was looking for an assisted living facility for my mom and came across Blessings. After visiting…read moreother elderly care homes this is BY FAR the best. The home is beautiful! The location, the decor, and cleancleanliness were top notch. The administrator, Jennifer, is professional, knowledgeable, experienced, but most importantly compassionate. The staff is very attentive with smiles as they care for the residents. I see why this home was so highly recommended and I agree. Definitely the place for our aging relatives in need of care!

My sister was placed in this home due to having glioblastoma which is terminal. Her boyfriend…read moreplaced her in the home. This is the third home. He has placed her in and we as her family do not have any ability to get updates because this guy has completely isolated her from her family and friends.He sent the business card to this place to my mother so my mother wanted to get an update she called the cell phone number and it was the business card of Elizabeth Mullins apparently she is the administrator. When she answered the phone it was very unprofessional. She just answered by saying hello so my mom introduced herself, said that she was the mother of the patient there and it was dead silence then she repeated it and Elizabeth responded with "I know who she is" so my mother was just calling to get an update and that's what she explained and Elizabeth was being very aloof and finally, she says "who gave you my number" at which time I took the phone from my mother and explained who I was and said that my mother is just trying to get an update on her daughter and the lady explained that my sister's boyfriend has power of attorney again we were not asking for medical records or anything simply asking an update on how she's doing how she's feeling and the boyfriend gave us the phone number. I explained it to her and I explained to her that we are having a difficult time trying to get updates for her. I asked her if she could not have any empathy for a mother trying to find out what is going on with her daughter. This lady was being very cold. I told her I would send the screenshots showing that he had sent us her information. I even asked if there was someone else I needed to speak to to get an update and she just kept getting dismissive. When we hung up with her, I sent her the screenshots like I said I would and immediately the boyfriend called. So she called him immediately and he called back. This is so unprofessional and so callous I would not recommend putting your loved ones at this place because she was very unhelpful and had no empathy whatsoever.

Great clean facility with amazing care takers. The facility has a beautiful view overlooking the…read morecity.

This is truly a wonderful place! My 93 YO Mom took a fall, broke her hip and recovered in skilled…read morenursing. My husband and I started looking for a place for her to live and ended up choosing Brookdale, Anaheim Hills. First, let me say, the place is beautiful! The rooms are spacious, the activity rooms are beautiful and there just seems to be a upscale, happy feeling there. The staff is WONDERFUL, they are upbeat, caring, patient and fun! Mom loves the food, and she is able to order off a menu. The chef stopped us one day and asked Mom if there was any meal that she had missed eating! He was ready and willing to make it happen. She needed help in and out of bed, getting to the bathroom and showering when she first arrived. The staff that assisted with that were great. Luckily she is progressing nicely, but we still have any help we need. There are tons of activities for the residents to do, even outside the facility! Mom is really happy and has met a lot of friends. There is a nice sized dog park and several doggie residents that make her smile! As for me, there are several little shops that are within walking distance, so if Mom needs something I can go right over to CVS, or Subway, or the donut shop! There is a nail salon, beauty shop, Papa Johns, Liquor Store, Eye Center, Thai food, Spa Massage and more! I saved the best for last. Veronica, the sales director, was the first contact we had, she explained everything and patiently showed us several units. We decided on the one with a balcony that overlooks the dog park and she made it easy and helped us understand how things worked. We finalized the move with Lana, the Executive Director and she was wonderful too! She patiently answered all of our questions and addressed our concerns and made sure that the transition was easy for Mom and us. Mom is fully cognizant and aware and loves all of her new "family". I would highly recommend Brookdale Anaheim Hills if you need a safe and homey place for your loved one. I

This is an assisted living facility. My friend was living here since January. She passed away this…read morepast Monday April 22nd from neglect of services. Be ware if placing your loved ones here. They neglected to take hervto the ER for her heart was failing. Days later she passed, it was too late.

My friends mom is currently staying at this wonderful home. She is receiving amazing individual…read morecare and I know she couldn't be better taken care of. The care she receives in this home allowed my friend to go back to being a daughter and not a caretaker. They do everything for her from making her favorite meals to ensuring her safety. Her room is beautiful and has a view of the backyard. The room size is perfect for her. She is able to fit a recliner into her room so she can take naps without having to go to bed all of the time. The common areas are safe, nicely decorated and kept spotless. The staff listens to everything she wants/needs and acts accordingly. From the doctor who owns the facility to every employee who works there, you can tell they care about the residents. Getting older and needing help isn't fun but, I hope there is someplace like this when I get to that stage of life.

I put my dad in this facility, and I quickly very much regretted it. They said there would be…read moreactivities, there were no activities. They medicated everyone up, even if they didn't need it. I was my dad's power of attorney, and I was never notified that they were giving him medications that my dad's doctor had not prescribed. His staff were immigrants from the Philippines and they lived in tiny cubicles in the garage, they had very little or no training. I once saw a woman nearly choke to death. I think she would have had I not insisted he do something. They have beautiful grounds, but nobody helps them access the outside beauty. It's a Potemkin village. I am a lawyer and I quickly figured this out and got my dad the heck out of there. He should have his license pulled in my opinion. He changes his website all the time because of bad reviews, at least that's what I'm assuming. Do not put your parent here if you have any bit of love or care for your family member. It's horrible. I'll never forget how despondent I was when I realized what was found on.

Finding a place to care for your loved one is hard. And believe me, I felt sorry for whoever was…read moregoing to take on my mom because not only am I in deep in healthcare (previously in acute neuro trauma and now in outpatient/hospital admin), but she is heavily SURROUNDED by people in healthcare ranging from directors, doctors, surgeons, and nurses. On top of that she has family who loves and protects her very deeply. Somethings that stood out about ActivCare to me from the rest that made me choose them over the others: 1. There's only 2 levels instead of 5+ levels. You have to have memory issues if you want to live there so there will be no confusion or issues trying to determine which patients need what as the general needs will be similar. 2. You don't get nickel and dimed. Other places might charge for laundry service, food, incontinence, etc etc. not here. You just might have to pay for medications or the beauty salon or doctors. 3. There's a licensed nurse at all hours of the day and wake staff 24 hours. 4. Appropriate staff are constantly cleaning. 5. They usually have daily exercises. 6. There are outings. 7. There is a set daily schedule. 8. There's a tiny putting green if they choose to putt. 9. There's a tiny garden. 10. We could go take food and eat with her whenever we wanted. 11. All of the above was everything we loved, but the cherry on top was that it was THE BEST COST!! What I was scared of: 1. She wouldn't accept it and start declining. 2. She wouldn't adapt. 3. She wouldn't be nice to them. 4. She wouldn't eat the food. 5. She would be mad at us. 6. They wouldn't care for her like we did at home. What actually happened after she became a resident despite her craziness and Sour Patch Kid personality: 1. She relied on them and they comforted her. 2. She ate the food and almost too much that she got the nickname the Cookiemonster. 3. She adapted (we told her it was a private hospital to get stronger since they had exercises everyday and people to help her walk). 4. They accepted her sour moments and loved her anyway. 5. She felt comforted by them and especially by certain people and they would do her hair and paint her nails. 6. She actually got stronger for a bit and actually started socializing and participating. 7. Of course she fell because thats is inevitable but they cared for her the right way each time (and if you think because she lives in a facility that it shouldn't have happened then I'll tell you right now you're never allowed to hire anyone to care for your loved one or send them somewhere to live because that's impossible). 8. I got to see an Elvis impersonator, whole room karaoke, chair exercises, the biggest puzzles of my life, so many things that will now also be core memories for my son. 9. I became her daughter again instead of the stressed and burnt out default extra caregiver since she lived at my house. 10. They loved and cared for her more than I could have ever imagined. My mom's brain cancer eventually took over and even when it enslaved her to be loud and demanding they still loved and cared for her until she couldn't function. Imagine this mixed with memory and dementia issues. It takes a special soul and personality to work in an environment like this; I can save your life but I admittedly am not that person. All of these people are that person and if God gave me back my mom from heaven then I would choose ActivCare Yorba Linda again to help me care for my mom. The care she received makes it 10 times more worth what was paid for her care which was already a great price. If you're reading this sentence and contemplating, I think you know where your family will be going. Tell them the Cookiemonster sent you.

we moved our Mom from a horrible place and are so happy we found ActivCare!! Mom is happy there and…read moreevery time I've been there, the staff is outstanding! I love that they know Mom and can distract her when she wants to be grumpy. When I call everyone is more than happy to talk to me and tell me all about Mom. When she has had any health issues I am notified right away and kept informed about everything. if you are looking for a place for Mom or Dad, ActivCare is certainly worth looking into. Diane Pendleton

Wonderful care facility for my dad who had dementia. They made my dad feel like he was home and he…read moregot to keep his dog with him. Everything is clean and well taken care of.Caregivers were great all the way till the end. The BEST.

From the owner: Our family based facility with 10+ years experience in the field, Select Senior Care provide a…read moreunique combination of premier home health care and community-based social services. By living in a proper residential care facility for seniors they can experience social time with other seniors, enjoy our 3 hot meals daily all together, delicious snacks provided between meals, enjoy amenities, great furnished patios. All our rooms are private rooms some of them have private bathroom with shower so all our residents can enjoy their own privacy. Our activities schedule include sitting exercises on our seniors oldies but goldies music,outside walks around the neighborhood , movie night with pop-corn, pet therapy is also available on site all day long.

What I love most about Ivy Park at Bradford is that it's the little things that make it feel like…read morehome and family. Rose, the Executive Director, sits right up front and somehow always notices when we walk in--greeting me by name and truly knowing what's happening in the community. Shannon and Kaylee are always out and about chatting with residents, creating such a warm and connected environment. The special events they host bring families together and make the community feel vibrant and welcoming. They also went above and beyond helping my mom get ready for our son's wedding. They made sure she looked beautiful and felt special for such an important family moment, something we will never forget. The nursing staff under Neha are incredibly caring as well, always checking in on residents and helping those who aren't feeling their best get back out to participate in community activities and events. Their kindness and attentiveness make such a difference. Dan and Mark never hesitate to help, whether it's hanging a new photo or fixing my mom's bed whenever needed. Everyone knows the residents by name and treats them with kindness, patience, and genuine affection. On top of everything else, Bradford is extremely well maintained. Last year the entire exterior was updated, and this year they are installing new carpeting throughout the community. It's clear they continually reinvest back into the property and truly care about creating a beautiful environment for the residents and families. That level of personal attention and heart is rare, and my family is incredibly grateful for Ivy Park at Bradford.

My Father spent the last year and a half in the Memory care building. As difficult as it was on our…read morefamily, the staff at Ivy Park made the transition as easy and painless as possible. They welcomed him with open arms and did a great job of keeping the family informed. The love and care he received was exceptional. I can't say enough at how grateful we are to all the staff and management for giving life and enjoyment in would otherwise be a difficult time. Thank you so much Ivy Park! The Gabel Family