I just spent a little over a month at the Terraces Skilled Nursing after having lower back surgery…read moreat age 87 and I have nothing but praise for my stay. (Note: I was an independent resident at the Terraces for almost 6 years before needing to use this part of the Terraces continuous care organization so I may be a bit biased.) I came to skilled nursing a bit groggy after 3-4 days at Fresno Surgery Hospital up the road on North Fresno St and immediately felt at home. I got a private room with a button I could push to bring a caregiver quickly with a cup of coffee or to otherwise administer to my needs. It was quiet at night (thank God!); good nutritious meals came on time, therapy sessions started immediately, and all personnel were pleasant professionals. Speaking of personnel, I'd like to mention a few who stood out: caregivers: angelic Erika; quiet and hardworking Shandir; exuberant, funny Brandi; quiet no-nonsense Angi; outgoing Agnes, with Nigerian accent at beautiful dress; and fast working Carol were all exceptional; nurses, engaging Nani, quiet Mckenzie, heavy metal lover Ozzi; physical therapist, funny, quick-witted John and occupational therapist, Chase, with a dry sense of humor. My sincere apologies to workers I've somehow forgotten in my current slight fog. I plan to begin outpatient physical therapy there with Clara (?), soon. I have no complaints with my Skilled Nursing stay. The folks there did all they could do, in my view, to prepare me for independent living and the slow recovery of my back and legs. Highly grateful and highly recommended.

Ate at the Bistro. Waited over 35 minutes while others that came in after us got served. Food was…read morehorrible. Quesadilla was burnt and the special Hawaiian Chicken kabob bowel was cold brown rice pink chicken and not half the ingredients that was listed. No tangy sweet glaze sauce as intimated. Unprofessional staff with no gloves and handling food with hands. Horrible experience.

The Fresno Guest Home was the best choice for my grandma who at 103 years old could no longer live…read moreon her own. The level of care they provide is unlike any other. They treated her like family and we were always updated on her care needs. I can't thank the staff enough for the love they showed her in her last days.

Office personnel was very polite and kind. Unfortunately the type and quality of care was horrible…read more My mother was there all of 3 months and in that time she was hospitalized 2 times and at one point had a black eye, then her finger was smashed and bleeding and all staff had no idea what happened. After my Mom was removed they changed all the staff in that home. Hmmm, It makes you think why? Sorry I would not take my family member there.

The staff, food , and care are very good. The ratio remains about 3/1. The rooms are nice and the…read moregrounds are impeccable. Best part is one fee for all types of care (including Memory)

I've been here since Oct. 2024. Staff are friendly and caring. Everyone learns your name within…read morea day and address you by name and not any usual "fake sweet names" reserved for elderly. I have only one complaint and it's a big one. The food is terrible. It is inconsistent as though a bunch of unqualified staff are helping out in kitchen. The mashed potatoes or whatever are too salty, too spicy, to eat? Chef says, "sorry, "they" get carried away sometimes." For the amount we pay, I don't expect a restaurant meal every day but very close to it. The cheapest frozen cuts of meat are used, the meatloaf, Salisbury steak texture is that of dry cardboard. One time Salisbury steak was served. It was a 4x4 less than 1/4 quarter inch slice of something. Vegetables all seem to be frozen and is always squash and carrots w/onions or broccoli, cauliflower and carrots, either under or over cooked green beans. We must'nt forget the corn! The menus rarely change, seems to alternate between 2 or 3 standard menus. On weekends there is a lot of hot dogs (chicken), sloppy joes, etc. My biggest concern other than not enjoying food anymore is the nutritional values. I'm diabetic, never had a problem with keeping in control with diet. However when served a meal of 4 baby back ribs (little actual edible protein) with sides of Mac and Cheese, Potato salad and Corn, keeping diabetes in control becomes a chore. My solution is to prepare as much as possible in my microwave and feed myself. That isn't working. I've been dealing with horrible diabetes symptoms and am in process of working with my doctor to fix it. Another major problem with my use of the dining room is I'll be fine at start of mealtime, however, they're so short staffed that sometimes it takes almost an hour to get food by that time, I'm in diabetic hell. I don't require special food or services. Just better. TruWood by Merrill Family needs to loosen their pocketbook and buy better quality, perhaps more qualified kitchen staff, more serving staff and try a little food diversity. Just cause we're old doesn't mean we're stupid. We know when things should be better. Furthermore, they have a monthly meeting with Chef and facility general manager for residents to air their complaints. I've attended and spoken out. All we get are excuses and platitudes. I'm not the only resident to complain about the food. Admittedly it's better than having to do it yourself, however, it needs to be done consistently well, served quickly, salad should be fresh, soup should be hot. If you're gonna do it do it properly. Other than the food quality and inconsistency,shortness of staff in kitchen and serving there are no reasons to hesitate to put yourself or family member here. It's a welcoming place with interesting activities.

The place is great, and the staff is remarkable. I moved my mom here from another facility out of…read morestate, and we couldn't be happier with the overall experience. Beau and his team have gone out of their way to get my mom involved in activities and encouraged her to get out and meet other residents. I highly reccomend Truewood! John

I've loved living in this Senior community the last 4 years. I moved here from Oklahoma after my…read morehusband passed away to be closer to family. The friends I've made here, the kind and wonderful staff, multiple daily activities and outings, and a retired pastor who leads Sunday church service all make life a true pleasure.

Keya not sure her position but she is very rude. I'm sorry my patient moved there from Kingston Bay…read morewhere everyone I encountered were so nice

Recently helped relocate my Dad to these apartments. Great office staff that made everything easy…read more Grounds are super maintained and apartments are spacious with lots of storage. Gated and very quiet for seniors. They offer transportation services weekly for doctor appointments and shopping and even have someone who comes in to do haircuts and manicures. My Dad loves it there!

Been in my new apartment for a little over a month and I love it. I'm meeting so many people here…read moreand they are friendly and helpful. I love being back in Clovis. These apartments are clean, spacious and the grounds are kept up. I really like the security of a 24hr gate, too.

I was given a tour of the 1-bedroom. Lots of storage space in the kitchen, a pantry area behind…read morethe door in the bathroom for towels, etc and a large walk in closet in the bedroom. Downside is that there is a waiting list. There is a $500 fee to get on the list but it can be either refunded or put towards the community fee or rent for your first month's rent when you move in. If you decide you don't want to move in when your name comes up on the list, you can decline but your name remains on the list.

What's not to love about the place. It is ran professional . Housekeeping is on top of cleaning…read more The residents are happy there are many activities for them to do. 5 star dining.

In our frantic search to find care for my in-laws who were coming out of a medical crisis that made…read moreit evident that they could not live on their own anymore, I called Nazareth House to inquire about availability. Fairly early in the call it was apparent that Nazareth House was out of our budget, but Leah Cota (who I believe works in admissions) spent almost an hour on the phone with me. She was a supportive ear and she shared a wealth of information to help us find a community that would be within our means. Her kindness made me extra sad that we couldn't send our folks there, but her knowledge pointed us to a home that we think will be perfect for them.

Nazareth House of Fresno is a wonderful place. There is the perfect mix of activities and care.read more

These care for there patients elderly clients as family so caring lovely staff.They go above they…read morecelebrate each persons birthdays as family they are very gentle always smiling when I come to see my mom Sue.she is in hospice and in the best care.Thank you to the staff always Tammy and my brother Rick Highly recommended.

I highly recommend Green Gables Care Home in providing care to elderly family members. They have…read moreprovided care for my mother-in-law for over five years. They treat her with respect and dignity, ensuring she is clean and cared for. Meals are around a family dining table with conversations and interaction. Residents are provided around the clock care from staff that look after her needs and always welcome family visitors. Staff knows us by name and informs us of any changes or updates when we arrive. The care facility is a family home atmosphere which is inviting, non-hospital environment, which made for an easier transition from her home to Green Gables when she first arrived. Lorik and her staff took the stress off us, putting our mind at ease that she would be taken care of like family. Leeann Errotabere

I want to update my review of Cedarbrook Memory Care. I spend a lot of time there with my mother…read more We love the outdoor spaces and they have rocking chairs with just a really nice. My mother found the rocking chairs inside. She's very happy with them. My mother is so sweet and kind to everyone. We have made friends with many of the residence and visitors.!

My dad was at Cedarbrook for 3 months. My review is only a reflection of an issue we had his very…read morelast week there. As a backstory, my dad has Lewy Body dementia and can unfortunately get very aggressive. He is 61 years old and strong- not at all your average dementia patient. Care staff was more than patient with him and I can't express how grateful I am for them. There does seem to be lots of miscommunication between care staff and management about resident behavior, as I would hear that he was doing better from management but care staff would give me the real story of how his aggression was not getting any better. I made the obvious decision to move my dad because Cedarbrook was just too big for him and he kept having issues with his aggression. It just was not working and that's not fair to put on anyone. I received a call the day before he was set to move that he was out of a certain medication and they were having trouble getting it filled. He had been out for a few days and they waited until him moving to let me know. The reason his medication couldn't be filled was because it's a narcotic (Ativan) that can only be filled every 30 days- the length of his prescription. Long story short, almost half of the bottle was unaccounted for. I reviewed the medication log with the director of nursing and she stated my father refused to take the medication and it was discarded each time. Sounds reasonable, but why wasn't that documented? Especially with a narcotic that is extremely monitored and will not be refilled early. During this, a staff member (I believe her name was Bao) also admitted that since my dad was out of this medication, they had been borrowing some from another resident. Again, my dad is extremely difficult, but that makes me upset for the other resident and their family. I should have been notified immediately and been given the opportunity to reach out to his doctor for assistance. No residents should be sharing a medication, EVER. Please be mindful of bringing your loved one here. Nursing staff on the floor is great, but they need better management and a stronger set of policies and procedures in place.