I have resided at Creston for three years. I am happy here. I have made many friends, and lost a…read morefew along the way. They offer many activities for their residents. On the other hand, reading a good book and enjoying a favorite beverage are other relaxing choices.The surrounding grounds are a pleasure to walk. Here, you can do as much or as little as you wish. We have lovely courtyard, where willing residents enjoy contributing time and talents in planters they have "adopted". Of course, I would rather be home-- but realistically, I realized it was time to get more help and stop my loved ones from their concerns about me. All and all, the life here is a great choice. Nanci Smith, a happy camper at Creston Village.

I would not recommend this memory care unit for anyone! We placed our mom there with the…read moreunderstanding that they would have a staff ratio of 2 to 14 residents. This was not true... One person was on duty in memory care and when they needed assistance they would call someone over from Assisted Living. Our Mom was left in bed until 10:30 am with no breakfast when we came on a Sunday for a visit. On another occasion she sitting in a diaper soiled with excrement until we them for her to be changed. I wonder how long they would have continued to let her sit in that state had we not come by to visit. We spoke with administration and they were useless, claiming to be fully staffed. It was an absolute nightmare for our family. It took 33 days living at Creston Village Memory Care for my Mom to end up in the hospital with dehydration. Part of having memory issues was that she needed to be reminded to drink and have water available. This was not the case! I would give it less than one star if I had the option.

This is a very lovely place! I'm from San Diego and my older sister is from Lakewood. We came up…read moreto Paso Robles to visit family and more importantly, visit our almost 84 yr old sister. It was a very hard decision for my niece and her husband to make the decision to move our sister into a facility, but after visiting there today, I realize that they made the absolute best decision for our oldest sister. The care is absolutely wonderful! It's a lovely home and when you walk in you don't smell anything negative, like urine. The area that it is in we saw a deer and her two fauns. I can imagine how beautiful it is in the spring with the grass all green. It has a lovely swimming pool of course our sister never used it. A lovely shaded patio area for family visits. We could tell the other residence of this home were being very well taken care of and seemed to be very happy there. I am so glad my niece and her husband chose this home for our sister. I can't remember the owner's name, but she was so attentive to our sister and the other residents. I don't think you could find a better place for a beloved family member who is not able to live alone. We are so grateful for the care that they're giving our sister.

Wonderful, compassionate facility. The grounds are great, the view is relaxing in West Atascadero…read moreand the owners/staff are exceptional. They went so far as to have the group do physical therapy exercises with my husband so he would do them. It felt like home; since it was hard to have my spouse leave our home, it was such a relief that he said multiple times that if he couldn't be home, he wanted to be there. Weather permitting, they have a BBQ for residents & families on Thursdays and afternoon tea daily. I am so glad they are there!

Our mom was blessed to be at A Heavenly Home for the last 3 months of her life. Everyone, and I…read moretruly mean everyone, serves their senior residents with the utmost love, care, compassion, kindness, professionalism and dignity. I was able to be "daughter, " and Mom's time at A Heavenly Home allowed us some of our most precious memories together. Delicious meals, lovely facility, engaging and well-planned activities for residents and families, excellent communication, as well as personal touches of care, were all a part of our experience. I agree with the another review posted, this is not a "job" for the staff, it is a calling and passion. I recommend without reservation, and would give 10 stars on a five star rating system. How blessed we were "are" to be in the Heavenly Home family. Family is how we felt.

This is a family owned and run business that gives the most excellent care. They truly serve the…read moreelderly people with such love and dignity. My father had the privilege of spending the last days of his life at A Heavenly Home. The owners Marco and Jennifer are amazing. The accommodations are impeccably clean and they provide great home-cooked meals. I cannot express how happy we were with them. After Bob passed away, they maintained a relationship with his widow, inviting her to events, taking her to coffee, and visiting her. This is not just a job for them. It is their calling and passion.

One thing I hear most daily is that there is always something to do here and how I make it fun for…read morethe residents . Families tell me they love all the live music happening for their parents.

My mom loves it there. Its more like a cruse ship than an assisted care facility.read more

I love this place. The best staff anywhere, and the best ratio of staff to patients. I wrote my…read morereview on the other Yellow Rose Inn page and posted photos of my mom. After she broke her hip at home, she has lived at the Yellow Rose Inn where she gets superb care, PT and nurses visit residents every day, and wonderful meals. The price is affordable.

I worked the night shift at this facility years ago as a Medtech. This R.C.F.E. facility offers…read moregreat amenities and provides top quality care with attentive staff. I can't say anything positive about the prior owner Iris. I enjoyed my position the one year I was employed here. O yea, this place is haunted as heck, strange occurrences between the hours of 11pm and 7am. Hall lights flickering on and off, t.v. channel changed on it's own, empty room's equipped with floor sensors would sound alarm notifying movement. But other then those particular events, Top Notch Establishment!!

My wife and I spent months and countless hours trying to resolve our concerns privately before…read morewriting this review. Unfortunately, after repeated requests for documentation and a meaningful resolution, we feel prospective families deserve to know about our experience. We are both Successor Co-Trustees for a twice widowed friend of nearly 30 years who was a resident at The Oaks at Paso Robles for just over a year. During that time the California Department of Social Services substantiated two of our complaints involving their care. One citation involved the facility charging for services that were not being provided over an extended period of months and another involved a medication error in which a medication technician mistakenly administered another resident's OxyContin to our dear friend. Both findings are documented and substantiated in the California Department of Social Services public licensing records here, Citation #29-AS-202260407133349: https://www.ccld.dss.ca.gov/transparencyapi/api/FacilityReports?facNum=405850480&inx=27 After he was transferred to another assisted living facility, the admitting staff and ombudsman documented that he arrived with an active infestation of lice and other insects requiring immediate treatment and multiple treatments after that were humiliating yet necessary. That was devastating for us to witness. Following his transfer, The Oaks at Paso Robles acknowledged that it had not consistently provided the agreed level of care for several months and proposed a partial refund. However, despite multiple written requests for an itemized explanation supporting its refund calculations, these were only partially provided and not detailed enough to justify their partial refund. We were left unable to determine how care fees were calculated or which services the facility believed had or had not been provided. As of the date of this review, the California Department of Social Services public licensing record reflects seven Type A citations and twelve Type B citations for this facility. https://www.ccld.dss.ca.gov/carefacilitysearch/FacDetail/405850480 Under California's enforcement system, Type A citations are issued when a violation presents an imminent danger to residents or has caused substantial probability of death or serious physical harm. Type B citations are issued for violations that have a direct or immediate relationship to the health, safety, or security of residents but are not classified as Type A. We encourage every family considering The Oaks at Paso Robles to review the state's public licensing records directly before making a decision. We recognize that many caregivers work hard under difficult circumstances, and every family's experience may be different. However, based on our family's documented experience, we cannot recommend The Oaks at Paso Robles or their other communities without first carefully reviewing their state licensing history, asking detailed questions about staffing and care documentation, and understanding exactly what services are included in monthly care fees. The California Department of Social Services public licensing records for assisted living facilities in general can be reviewed here: https://www.ccld.dss.ca.gov/carefacilitysearch/

In May of 2023 I left a 5 star review for The Oaks. Our experience since that time has been very…read moredifficult and we chose to move our loved one in October 2025 because of lack of care for her increasing needs; as well as maintenance issues in her room that went unnoticed had we not brought them to staff's/management's attention repeatedly. If your loved one is able to live independently this would be a good place. For a senior who needs assistance, I would not recommend. Though there are some lovely staff, the turnover is very high, and very hard to get to know who is caring for your loved one.

Right now I don't really recommend them. While they were helpful for my father until he passed this…read moreJanuary, they have dragged their feet for almost 2 months getting me the rental credit of ~$1100 they owe me. The manager has been giving me one excuse after another, but still no check. 5/4/26 Update: I finally received the check (early last week). Still not as quickly as promised, but this last time may have been due to UPS delays. In any event, all is wrapped up.

Excellent interview by administrator. Was very concerned for…read moremy 95 year-old father. All costs were 'up front.' Highly recommended

We are grateful to have found Casa to take care of our Mom. The staff is genuinely caring and the…read moreenvironment is great. They do a lot to keep people occupied and engaged, including live music happy hours twice per week, field trips off site, walking clubs, etc. I feel confident that my Mom is safe and being well cared for when we can't be there. They really do everything possible to make us all feel good in what is obviously less than ideal circumstances. I appreciate Jonathan and the whole staff.

Casa de Flores, Morro Bay My mother-in-law (MIL) recognized…read morethat she needed to relocate to an assisted living facility when living at home was no longer an option, albeit previously with family members acting as caregivers. As my MIL had previously been in Bayside to recover after a serious fall, we were acquainted with Casa de Flores. Therefore, tours were scheduled, and a room selected. NOTE: plan to process a volume of forms/paperwork for admittance, prior to moving day. Expect to schedule visits with the MD(s) for requisite exams and signature on some of the forms. KEEP COPIES OF ALL PAPERWORK. After over a year, what we have found with Casa de Flores, Morro Bay: · Cleanliness! Always CLEAN! Never have we detected unpleasant smells. · Staff who care! We have found staff (in all capacities) to be friendly, helpful, interactive with the residents, willing to work with you (the family of the resident). · Facilities - Well designed, beautifully decorated, and welcoming. · On site PA, when needed who communicates in a timely fashion. · Meals - dining rooms with well-planned menus, or in-room service. · Expense - 'affordable' considering the breadth of services provided. · Care of the residents with respect to COVID 19 protocols. Loved ones have been kept safe and healthy; staff have taken every step per state and federal mandates and recommendations while accommodating family to the best of the limitations. · Communication - Timely! emails, website, Facebook, and especially face-to-face.