My father had advanced Parkinson's dementia and my mother was no longer able to care for him. David…read morePainter was a huge help with advice and support. He knew all the facility capabilities that weren't always listed on the assisted living facility websites, like who had staff with experience with Parkinson's patients. He was able to find locations that fit my parents' budget and my mother's needs. She's not able to drive and visiting my Dad would have been hard for her if the location was too far away. Highly recommended!

Advisors in Placement was an absolute godsend for our family. We needed to find accommodations for…read moremy uncle and Christina Llorens found a suitable home within his financial means less than 15 minutes away from my dad's house. His new board and care is clean and spacious with staff that is competent, caring and friendly. He is happy there which is more than we can say for the previous two residences. Christina also helped find medical transportation from the Bay Area to Los Angeles. She was patient and compassionate through a process that was daunting and emotionally wrenching. All these services are free of charge to the family! I can't recommend Advisors in Placement more highly!

This review is for one particular situation that took WAY too long to resolve. My aunt is living in…read morememory care and was sharing rooms with her sister, my mother, until my mother passed away. My got a new roommate and they did not get along. A single room became available and our family decided to move our aunt. Clearwater was told on a Friday at noon we would move our aunt on Tuesday. When we arrived Tuesday morning to move our aunt, there were no rooms keys for her room. Staff said they would work on getting keys made. Despite checking several times throughout the day for keys, no keys were available. This meant my aunt had to find leave her room unlocked when leaving her room and go find staff to lock her room. I contacted Clearwater the next day, Wednesday, and still no keys had been made. One excuse is that the person who makes/has access to keys was on vacation. (No one person should be in control of all room keys in a senior assisted living and memory care facility.) I went out of town for a couple of days. When I went by Saturday morning, 4 days after my aunt moved to her new room, no keys had been made. When I spoke with staff, I reiterated it was unacceptable. I also told them I would be writing a review and contacting their corporate office. Within an hour, keys were made and the problem was rectified. Clearwater was given four days notice my aunt was moving to a room that had been unoccupied for several days or more. Even after moving, it took four days and my stating I was going to contact their corporate offices to get keys made for her room. Unacceptable.

Clearwater at Glendora California is a wonderful assisted living residence !…read moreWonderful residents and staff and a very peaceful setting! Highly recommended for those looking for the perfect assisted living residence! A family friend is a resident and he tells us it's a great place to be! Lots of staff,activities,quiet and peaceful-excellent food and beverages! They also have great resident events like Guys and Gasoline Living Legends Car Shows! . . . #clearwateratglendora #godisgood #assistedliving #seniorcare #seniorlivingcommunity #seetheusa #golden years #activeadults #carshows #guysandgasoline #gregsharp #livinglegends

Kathy was absolutely incredible during my recovery from knee replacement surgery. Having physical…read moretherapy at home isn't always calm or quiet, we had adult kids coming in and out, two large dogs roaming around, barking , and plenty of other distractions but she handled it all with professionalism, patience, and grace. She knew exactly how to push me just enough to make real progress without ever pushing too far. That balance made all the difference. In just three weeks, I've made more progress than I expected, and I truly credit that to her expertise and encouragement. She's knowledgeable, compassionate, adaptable, and completely dedicated to her patients. I'm so grateful she was part of my recovery journey. Thank you Kathy !

Tim was my home visit PT person from GrandCare post partial knee replacement surgery. I found him…read moreto be so helpful, informative and generally had just a great way about him. He made it easy by calling me to schedule appointments and I appreciated his flexibility on timing and his willingness to answer all my questions. What a pleasant experience. Highly recommend!

Excellent location for the memorial service reception that I attended. Cambria catering did a good…read morejob with the buffet lunch too.

This place is amazing. My sister had her baby shower here in Oct. and everyone who arrived was…read morecomplimenting how nice the venue is. This venue is very clean. Major KUDOS to DYLAN, one of the amazing staff members at La Fetra. He was consistently checking the trash cans and making sure they weren't over flowing or beginning to look messy. We really appreciate how helpful he was during the whole event. The gentleman was really easy going and nice to all our guests. Not to mention, he worse his mask the ENTIRE event (set up and clean up) and stayed 6ft away at all times! You rock Dylan! Also, special thanks to SHERYL RYAN was our direct point of contact and she made the planning process easy. It was so stressful planning this even but Sheryl reassured us and answered all our questions about the venue and was very transparent with everything overall. Amenities: *Parking: there are about 5 parking spots right behind the venue (in the back facing the baseball field) that allow easy access from the cars to the venue. For example, if you have to bring decor in or other heavy things you cannot carry a long distance. This side parking made it very convenient to clean up the decorations and load cars with the gifts. Also, there is a small parking lot right across the street, just a few feet away from the center. The parking lot was able to accommodate all cars of the guests and no one really had to park on the street. As someone who dislikes street parking with a passion, this was a major plus! *The bathrooms were clean and spacious. There were plenty of stalls and no one had to wait in line (not even the ladies!) *There is a big wide window that overlooks the baseball field and the scenery is so calming and nice to look at. It makes me miss when I used to live nearby in Azusa. Now, time to convince my mom to let me have my graduation party here!

I don't know what I would have done without LeeAnn Allman. My day had suddenly turned into panic…read moreand fear as the hospital told me they were sending my mom home while they waited for test results. She was still so sick and her breathing had gotten so bad that she needed oxygen continuously (she had never been on oxygen before). She barely had enough strength to get in and out of a car. She needed so much help we didn't know what to do. LeeAnn to the rescue! With a desperate call, she dropped everything and came over to help me. She came to the house and assessed the situation. She quickly got on the phone and found an agency that could have a caregiver at our house that day - even with it being a weekend AND a holiday weekend at that. Mom was taken care of and we all breathed a sigh of relief. LeeAnn turned disaster into calm. I realized I was so unprepared and needed to know more. I am so thankful for LeeAnn Allman .

My father died in May, leaving me as primary caregiver for my mom, who has severely debilitating…read moremultiple sclerosis. We decided she needed to move closer to me, and we recognized that we couldn't afford in-home care, so the search for an assisted living community began. Jason and two other placement specialists came highly recommended by Huntington Senior Care Network, but it quickly became clear that Jason's needs-first approach to placement and his impressive network of connections showed the most promise. He listened carefully to my mom's needs and found a place that balanced her considerable needs with more opportunities to socialize than your typical board and care. Within two week of my first call with Jason, my mom was preparing to move! Jason's support didn't stop there. He regularly checked in with me during the first few months of my mom's adjustment, advising me through the inevitable bumps that come with the transition to assisted living, validating my concerns, and guiding me to a place of candid conversation with my mom's new support team. We're nearly 3 months in now and my mom is thrilled with her care and her living arrangement. I can't thank Jason enough for the care, insight, and grace he so generously shared with us.

My mom, a fiercely independent woman all her life was recently diagnosed with dementia. Although…read moreshe had been exhibiting quirky signs for the past year or so, my family and I chalked it up to normal aging. In the past year her utilities and cable services were being turned off, but it wasn't until I received a call from apartment management that rent had not been paid that I suspected things were not as should be. Shortly after clearing up issue with rent we discovered mom was speaking with magazine issues as if real. I was completely clueless on steps needed to get help for my mom. I started googling agency's related to elder care and placement and contacted Connections Care Home Referral. I spoke with Jason Bloom who patiently listened to me and gave me the most important piece of information that helped me through this journey. Do you have a Power of attorney for mom? Obtaining that document opened the doors I needed to doctors, social worker, and banking. Once doctors became involved, tests were done and mom was officially diagnosed with progressive dementia. The doctors declared mom as not being competent to handle personal or financial affairs and I needed to find a suitable placement for her. Jason once again gave me the great advice on what type of placement mom, needed. I admit at first I was hesitant about a board/care facility I wanted mom to have a placement as close to living independently as possible, so I was leaning more towards Assisted Living facilities. I also was in process of learning about the disease and was ignorant of how much it robs you of the person you love. Jason was on point the progression of my mom's dementia was at stage where traditional Assisted Living would not have worked for her. Jason and I had many discussions over about a 60 day period, and he sent me lots of lists of possible placements and he always checked status of any contacts I may have made. As I went through this process I began to have a better idea of the type of home that I would want for mom. Jason said give him a couple of days to look for me. Within that timeframe Nina contacted me saying Jason referred her to me. After weeks of visiting different homes and facilities I knew within 15 minutes that her place was the board/care I was looking for. I can't express my gratitude to Jason and Connections Care Referrals for helping me through this process. He was able to take into account location and price points to find what my family and I would be comfortable with for mom.

James B. was a true blessing during my uncle's transition from rehab. He answered every call, text,…read moreand question with patience, compassion, and professionalism--turning a stressful process into one we could handle with confidence and peace of mind. His dedication and kindness made all the difference for our family. I would recommend this service to anyone looking for care for their family member!

This review is going to reveal what can be considered an absolute rescue story !…read more Having been hospitalized, the status of my discharge was entirely uncertain. Where will I go after this hospitalization? Think about the anxiety and tension not knowing where I would be going. As an 84 year old senior citizen, this predicament could be considered filled with debilitating uncertainty. The social worker and case manager both offered information and possible dispositions. One of the referrals was to Giselle Placement Help. In fact the workers gave me a tip to start off with Giselle. I called her first and she gave me three referrals one in Lynnwood and two in the San ​ Fernando Valley. One never called back , one said I was not eligible , and the third was to an administrator who arrived at the hospital at 12:30 p.m. . After extensively interviewing myself he spoke with all the nurses and doctors in the unit and then inform me that I would be eligible to come to his facility and showed me pictures of the private room where I would be . He was extraordinarily kind and made sure that every need that I had was going to be met . In addition he actually helped me move some of my belongings . So you can see that this referral took care of enormous uncertainty and perhaps Karma is involved in making such a successful transition . ​