There seriously cannot be anyone better in town than Kyle!! Kyle helped to move my mom multiple…read moretimes and he made the whole process so easy and so wonderful we cannot say enough about him! Even after she was placed Kyle still continued to help provide information that we needed even though his job was done - we are so grateful to him and this business!! It would've been such a stressful thing trying to find all the different locations in town and figure out their prices and try to find out how to go tour them- he did all of that and showed us as many as we wanted and always had a smile! Thank you so much Kyle we are forever grateful!

I use Senior Living Consultants, eight years ago for my dad and now I called them again for my mom…read more It's was still a wonderful experience Senior living Consultants their staff are so kind, compassionate and understanding of what our family was going through they are the experts on all of these communities, here are on the Central Coast. They connect all the dots to find us the right place for my mom. They got the medical paperwork, ordered physical therapy, help me activate my moms, long-term care policy. My mom was the spouse of a veteran and they helped us with Veterans benefits as well. They are such a special group of people.

I highly recommend Elder Placement Professionals. The team there did a great job listening to our…read moreneeds, compiling information and options for us to choose from. I met up with Nicole who toured some of the facilities with me. We were able to find a great place for mother in law, and my mom. It can be overwhelming to know where to start. I didn't know where to even start looking, how to know what facilities had what amenities. This company saved me hours and hours of research and knew which places would be options for us immediately. There was never any pressure to do anything, and I didn't pay a dime for any of it.

I have had a wonderful experience with Elder Placement Professionals (SLO and Santa Maria area)…read more Both Nicole and Ina have been exceptional in helping to find a truly wonderful, safe, sound, clean Assisted Living Residence (RCFE) for my 91 year-old mother who fell and also has some moderate memory issues and needs 24-hour care. They were consistently on top of providing the best available facilities to view for my mom and her particular needs. They assisted every step of the way and made the process of selecting the best home for my mother a smooth and great transition. I highly recommend Elder Placement Professionals and am very happy with their expertise and great service! My mother is in a lovely and safe home with great caregivers! Thank you, Nicole, and Ina! Regards, Mary (in Orange County)

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

Well staffed, friendly caregivers who truly care. This is from a visiting RN's perspective.read more

In this care facility I've visited many friends over the years. It used to be top notch. Currently…read moreit is severely understaffed, dirty, and at times the staff put patients in charge when they take their break. It is a very depressing place now and has not survived over the years well. Patients are left without using walkers only to fall and then paramedics must be summoned. The facility and staff need a real overhaul. It is far from a top facility in SLO. Now, it's dropped to a 1. I'm so sorry for the patients safety.

Thank you The Oaks at Paso Robles staff, "we" are so very grateful there are individuals like yal…read morewho possess the patience, understanding, and passion yal maintain day-in and day-out to accomplish your success despite you get paid to do so; however not enough . . . this is why turn-over is sooo prominent. Hmmm, one would think Westmont Living, a corporation, would have the notion that in order to keep quality staff, not having to train over and over again investing mucho time, energy and money, ya need to pay these employees WELL (who give Westmont a good name) so they maintain loyalty to the company continuing to super-care for the residents/tenants who are all the backbone of the company's success. There are many many staff members I wish to recognize however I do not have the room within this review to elaborate, so I shall simply indicate that I have yet to experience a staff member that I do not like; you are all so wonderful. However, I do wish to highlight Danny Danborn who was/is truly born to be in the position she is in having a phenomenal ability to make one feel important/successful and everything in-between (additionally, a great "master-of-ceremony" in many many senses of the word and a GREAT addition to The Oaks) . . . thank you Danny !

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/

I have only good things to say about Mountain View. My 92 year old aunt was transferred here from…read moreanother rehab facility. It's an older facility, but the care and staff there more than make up for that. We found all the nurses and support staff to be excellent. They were all very attentive to my aunt, and did not hesitate to order testing to make sure that she was recuperating well. Her wound care nurse, Amanda, was excellent and kept me well informed of her progress. The social worker, Janice, was very helpful and made the whole process easier. My aunt's only criticism was regarding the housekeeping staff, it sometimes took hours to get their bathroom cleaned up (one bathroom is shared by 4 patients). I was very pleased with my aunt's care here & wouldn't hesitate to use this facility again.

Better training for CNAs. Most them are decidedly under trained. They are an insult to the elderly…read morefolks here at Mission View.

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.

If I were considering putting my loved on in Atascadero Christian Community,…read more I WOULD: *Contact DSS Licensing ( 1 844 538 8766) and  and ask for a history report Licensed Assisted Living Facility  #405802003 and get a full report of the history of complaints and concerns. *I would Google pcseniorservices.org , ask what is Country Care, or what WAS country care? Who the former admin and controller were for both Country Care and ACC, and what salary they paid themselves. https://apps.irs.gov/pub/epostcard/cor/952078722_202009_990_2021040617904406.pdf ( ACC is a non profit, and non profit financials are public information). https://www.salary.com/research/salary/posting/assisted-living-administrator-salary/ca I would be like, Wow! Almost double the national average, that must have been some amazing Directing!  *Just to be safe, I would ask about  allegations of elder abuse https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2003-feb-26-me-abuse26-story.html https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/local/article110262942.html * I would ask about bankruptcies https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/local/article171928897.html *I would ask what ties the current administration have with the previous * I would ask if there is a nurse on staff ( not home health, not hospice.....on staff) *I would ask about PCAs and Med techs, med errors, Ask if ANYONE has ever made a joke about a "benzo. cocktail and what does that really mean? And if yes, it was joked about (over and over again) who made the joke? And how high up the leadership chain are they? Are they regular staff? Are they Senior Staff? *I would ask how many physicians represent a majority of the residents. Ask for a name (s) * I would ask for an estimate of how many meds are passed in the AM med passing. *I would ask specific staff to resident ratios and how many days/ hours straight these girls have worked( And the PCAs do work incredibly hard) *I would ask to tour and meet with the Administrator, not his " right hand gal/ fellow Senior Staff" not the new CEO. Do a deep dive! *I would ask to tour the bottom floor of the 20 building * I would ask to spend 20 to 30 minutes near the smokers shed by the back gardens ( then I would do a surprise follow up visit a day or so later, just to make sure  I got a full picture) * I would ask about rodents, big rats, specifically * If it's the name "Christian" that drew me to the facility, I would ask to meet with the leadership ( Wellness Director, Kitchen Manager, Activities Director,, Bethesda House I would (hurry on that one)) I would interview them, ask them how their faith and values line up with ACCs promise to "Lead and care for our residents with a  christ centered lifestyle" I would always check individuals fb's, you know how this younger generation loves to just "put it all out there" *I would ask if any of those two glowing reviews came from a staff member, because I know that you really need to fact check all reviews, good and bad, that people put on the internet. * Lastly I would say, Hey, wait a minute! "Why aren't any of the staff asking these questions or telling the truth about and to the current administration?" Maybe they DID, and they're no longer employed with the company as a result!   If you're considering Atascadero Christian Community,  you should: *Do your REAL research. What  does it matter how beautiful the outside of anything is? Dig deep!!! * Just because something was founded on certain values and principles, do not assume they still hold them today. * And lastly, do not be blinded by titles like, Pastor, Professor, Dig deep! Your loved one depends on you and your level of research.

One of the best senior care facilities I have ever seen. My mom spent 2 years there before she…read moredied and they took excellent care of her. She loved watching the deer and wildlife wander about the property. The staff was extremely kind and supportive. She even like the food!! Before covid they provided great activities and classes. I would highly recommend sending a senior to this facility!!