My experience was disappointing. When I arrived to visit my dad, the first thing I encountered was…read morethe Director of CNAs discussing a staff member being on a television show. There was no greeting or welcoming atmosphere for visitors or residents' families. In my opinion, management should spend more time focusing on supporting and recognizing the staff who are working hard every day and providing quality care. A more professional and resident-focused environment would leave a much better impression.

My dad was a patient there for one day they were supposed to help him cut his food help him eat. We…read moreshowed up and he was slouched. Could barely reach the tray and he was by himself he would call. No one would come terrible place even though it got a good rating I guess this is the best. The city has to offer. Nursing homes are terrible.

My mom was at this facility for 3 months The care she…read morereceived at Oakwood Gardens was outstanding. The physical therapy department was instrumental in my moms recovery ( Robby and Doris ) The nursing aides are all very friendly and helpful They clean each room daily My mom loved the food Would recommend this facility to anyone who needs rehab

Worst place for your loved ones, worst sleeping accommodations, like sleeping on a camping cot , a…read morerestroom to be used between 6 to 8 person, showers 2 times a wk if lucky Community showers.No privacy .Worst food .So sorry that I was there for a short.I wasn't treated with dignity. I'm a Person.

Only now, more than four years later, have I found the emotional strength and moral courage to…read morepublicly speak about what my family experienced at San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Center. My father entered this facility with documented "good rehab potential." Until only weeks earlier, he had been ambulatory and self-sufficient. Yet almost immediately, Dr. Cha repeatedly dismissed his worsening condition as simply "old age." What we witnessed felt less like compassionate rehabilitation medicine and more like an elderly patient quietly being written off. One physician later intervened with IV hydration and steroids after recognizing a serious decline in my father's condition, and we saw noticeable improvement. Yet shortly afterward, according to staff, the IV was removed despite my father struggling to swallow even water. Communication with the family was deeply inadequate despite staff knowing my father spoke no English and communicated only in the Calabrian dialect of southern Italy. He was therefore heavily dependent upon proper medical oversight, attentive observation, and honest communication with family members advocating on his behalf. The medical records later obtained by our family contained troubling inconsistencies, contradictory notes, omissions, incorrect dates, and even the wrong gender in one report. Most heartbreaking of all was the feeling that my father was no longer being treated as someone worth fighting for. Despite ongoing weakness and COVID symptoms, he was discharged to a skilled nursing facility instead of receiving higher-level hospital care. Two days later, he was dead. After reading numerous prior reviews of San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital, I was deeply disturbed by how many experiences closely resembled our own concerns regarding patient care and Dr. Cha's medical oversight. Multiple reviewers described issues involving medication management, poor communication, dismissive behavior toward family advocates, questionable treatment decisions, and inadequate patient care -- concerns that strongly parallel what is documented in our records. My concerns are not speculative. I possess extensive medical documentation, medication records, physician notes, timelines, and related evidence that I believe demonstrate serious negligence involving Dr. Cha and, by extension, San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital. What is especially troubling is the consistency between our documented experience and the accounts already publicly described by multiple other families here. Because these matters are supported by substantial documentation, I am willing to privately share relevant records with legitimate investigators, attorneys, licensing authorities, journalists, or families seeking information regarding this facility. If others experienced similar issues and wish to compare records or discuss concerns privately, they may contact me. Patients and families deserve transparency, accountability, and safe medical care. I would never entrust a loved one to this facility.

Bad service, understaffed, not attentive. Usually during the times the rehab is open & our family…read morewas allowed, our family is with my dad at the hospital. Before the first person got there in the morning, My dad fell cause they didn't go help him after calling out 3 times. (Heard by his roommate) He was found wet as well as his bedding, due to lack of staff to help him! He had back surgery and they know what he's in there for, it's been a week! He's 86 yrs old, thank goodness he has a room mate that heard it all. Don't leave your loved ones unattended! At first they didn't want anyone staying. All of a sudden they r making allowances! Not consistent from nurse to nurse, they don't document properly. No effective communication between nurses, patients and family. Thus we, the family, r the advocates for our loved ones. The family is supposed to be learning how to help him when he gets back home, after healing from back surgery. What good r the nurses when they don't instruct or practice what they're supposed to be teaching the patient so they could be independent again at home. Care quality and staffing need improvement big time! Don't take them there if u don't have to. Be there no matter what! Thanks for reading this.

So glad we chose Community Rehabilitation Center for husband's rotator cuff rehabilitation!…read more Physical therapist Stephanie Oka is the best. So patient and kind. All supportive staff are polite and very helpful. Facility is clean, efficient and timely.

Very nice facility with friendly and professional staff. A big shout out to Neetu my CNA. She was…read morealways cheerful and took very good care of me. The rehab staff was kind and motivating. I came in non-ambulatory with a fractured pelvis and after 12 days I was able to go home with a walker. I would highly recommend this facility. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because the food could be better. Some things were good and others weren't.

This place is nice. I really appreciate everyone who works here. A big thank you to Kanwaljat Kwai…read morefor helping my Mom. And all the others from Speech therapy, PT, OT, CNA & nurses. Thank you all for taking good care of my Mom and others.

I would give Sierra Vista 10 stars if I could! I was apprehensive about my husband being…read moretransferred there because it was only rated 3 stars, but I really had no choice. They are the only facility in the Fresno area that would accept someone with his diagnosis. When I removed him from his previous facility that was rated 4 stars by Clovis Community, he was so weak that he could not sit up or stand because he had lost nearly 30 pounds because of their poor care. The receptionist at Sierra Vista was very welcoming. The staff was friendly and I could ask any staff member about his condition. At his previous facility I was only allowed to speak to one person and she never gave me answers to my questions regarding his weight, BP, etc. Sierra Vista's dedicated Physical Therapy staff was able to get him up on his feet and walking again. I am extremely thankful for them doing that! When he was discharged to go home many of the staff hugged him goodbye or gave him a kiss on the cheek. They will be happy to know that he is still up and walking. Thank you Sierra Vista!

I take reviewing Sierra Vista healthcare center very seriously because someone's loved one's life…read moremight depend on it. I first want to say that the staff was very kind and hard-working. My Dad had been to Willow creek 9 months prior and had a better experience- but his health was not as bad as it was so it's hard to compare. Willow Creek and no other facility would accept him except for Sierra Vista because he needed a self catheter every six hours due to foley complications he had at the hospital. I'm very grateful that they accepted him and were willing to do this difficult job. My dad arrived after being in the hospital for two weeks. He was immobile and we were hoping he could gain some strength through physical therapy. Upon arriving, I remember feeling as if things were not set up for a patient to succeed physically. My dad's bed felt very cheap and had no rails for him in case he fell. The TV didn't work and he wouldn't have been able to see it anyway, because the bed could barely prop up. He could barely reach his food due to the height differences of the bed and the table. The food was absolutely terrible, and I repeated to them several times that it took him hours to eat. He needed the food to sit in front of him for hours and that he would eventually eat. After 20 minutes of putting the food in front of his face, they would take it away and toss it. Due to this, his kidneys failed because he was not getting any food. They also restricted his fluids because his sodium levels were not great but it was clear he was completely failing from dehydration and malnutrition. We had some other issues and I felt it was almost impossible to get a hold of the doctor. I think there's one Dr on sight once a week or so... when my dad had an allergic reaction, it took hours and hours for them to get approval to put hydrocortisone on his skin, so I actually went to CVS and got it myself because he was suffering. After four days, my dad declined terribly. He couldn't even speak or understand anything. They had trouble getting the catheter in and his bladder got distended so they had to call emergency. At Emergency we learned that my dad's kidneys were failing. He was in the hospital for another two weeks and ultimately it was because he didn't have fluids or proper nutrition. My dad was put on Hospice and since he has been in assisted-living- it's been a miracle and he has made a complete turnaround. I really think it came down to nutrition and comfort. Sierra Vista has some things to work on like cleanliness, the humidity was almost unbearable, the food was a huge issue... But I do believe the staff did their best. All really good people... physical therapy probably wasn't the best situation to put my dad into, so I can't put all the blame on them... I feel he was neglected a bit, but I also think the staff had so much on their hands with other patients. I think if your family member is declining at any facility like this, it's best to get them somewhere very comfortable because being comfortable and fed well is the key to healing.

Overall I'd give it a 3. There were staff that did one on one that were fantastic at their job! We…read morewere very pleased with their care AFTER my grandpa was put with a one on one, due to a fall being there two days after hip surgery at 94 years old. My mom had kept telling them he wants to get up he thinks he can get up and walk also having vascular dementia. He was stubborn and kept wanting to get out of bed nothing was done for that and he ended up falling, how long was he there on the floor we the family aren't sure. I was in the area that night and when I got the call to go check on him he was sitting in a wheel chair no blankets, no socks, right in front of the nurses station. I was really upset and asked them why was he sitting here cold and no socks or blanket. I asked if he could have socks on and the nurse said "sure" so why didn't they put them on him? I put some and checked him out made sure he wasn't seriously hurt. He was sore on arms and back but he said he was ok. After that incident he had a one on one CNA 24/7 due to being a *fall risk* . That is when my mom who was there daily as she had been and learned all the CNA's who would be taking care of grandpa for his stay there. We were lucky to get some very special people who really showed they cared for their patients! Ones who took the time, who listened to grandpa and who would converse with him. He was one strong old man and he was a character, we are saddened he passed there with my mom and I by his side. The dementia only got worse and aggressive and he lasted two and a half months. We are so please with the CNA's that we got close to Kay, Bianca, Niezel, April, Mylee, Manpreet, Robeil, Kobe, & G. Most importantly one who always made us feel comfortable leaving at the end of the day was Jennifer (PM shift). She would make sure he was cleaned and comfortable. She was amazing and made this experience at this facility comfortable, that grandpas was in good hands. We truly appreciate you and all you do for your patients. For your patience, for your care, for your love, for the concern and for the Laughs! Thank you all so much!! Mario G's Daughter & GrandDaughter There are many Nurses, CNA's that are over worked in facilites such as this one. You can see the tiredness on their faces, the patients who get overlooked, it is sad to see them get neglected and not saying purposely but it happens they get overlooked to be changed or helped with feeding (which was observed while there). We need more people in that career who have a heart not just do it as a job because the attitude and the looks and their mannerism shows they feel other wise and for a family who has a loved one in there for whatever reason, who have to deal with a person who doesn't want to be there isn't a good thing. Observed the LVN's being rude and snappy with family. We really cared for Dona, and Fatima. Thanks to them! My son also made some friends who we plan to go back and visit soon! Alan, Charles!

HORRIBLE place to send someone that needs extra care! They took horrible care of my grandpa and…read morewhen we finally moved him out he was severely malnourished to the point where he couldn't even open his eyes. They refused to feed him because he was unable to feed himself and would mark it as refusal to eat when really he couldn't feed himself or give himself water. We finally moved him to a new home, and the nurses and hospice could not believe how badly he was neglected at horizon. The only good thing about horizon is RICO! He was awesome !!!!

Cared more about the visitor count than the care for our grandmother. There response time for every…read morecall was so slow she had soiled herself and they took so long to even clean her. That is just one of the times. She was never moved, her 18" back incision was never cleaned. It got so bad she got sepsis and had to go to ICU!!!!!

I wasn't even there a week and I already had a discharge date. Only after occupational therapists…read morewere in a hurry to leave to next patient in line (appointment) it was a nightmare , they were rushing and in the process injured my leg . I was screaming because I couldn't take the pain. They said oh but it didn't touch the ground when it fell. continued pushing w/c out and left me with no call light. finally after 3 hours a nurse came in and I asked to be put in bed. well after lunch physical therapy ( female with glasses and long black hair came in and asked me if I'm ready to get up for therapy. I explained what happen. Guess what , she said that my leg didn't touch the ground. and then told me ( so your refusing therapy) I said no I'm not , I can't do it because of the pain caused by the negligence of your coworkers that were here today. well she put down that I refused and next day I'm told I'm down for discharge. Not one nurse, Doctor, case manager, OT, PT, ever looked into this situation. I told all of them and it was totally ignored. here I am still suffering , I had bars and screws in my leg when they dropped it (yeah maybe it didn't touch the ground but it was not suppose to bend. Come on San Juaquin Vally Rehabilitation Hospital. Dont your employees know what can happen if they are in a rush. I just had surgery in trauma center and had bars and pins in my leg. Everybody knew and nobody cared. it was ignored . I cried every night in pain. i was discharged because they said I refused therapy the same day of my injury. It doesn't take a genius. I WAS IN PAIN get it together, I will never refer somebody there. it is not safe. it shows that they don't care what happens to you

My grandmother stayed at Willow Creek, and I'm very grateful for the care she received while she…read morewas there. The CNAs and nurses were patient, caring, and attentive to her needs. You can truly see how hard the staff works and how much they do for their patients every day. I especially want to recognize the CNAs Micheal, Alicia, Sharon, and Joey, as well as the nurses Manvir, Angelique, Alysha, and Manjinder. Thank you all for the kindness, patience, and care you showed my grandmother during her stay. It meant so much to our family knowing she had people looking after her and treating her with compassion. We truly appreciate everything the staff at Willow Creek did for her.

Bedside phone didn't work, no call button, way to call for help…read more Shower head & handle broken, sprayed my clothes & towels so I had to wear wet clothing. Nursing staff made fun of my blind elderly roommate who spoke only Spanish. They wouldn't take her to 'los Banos' until she said 'bathroom' on English. Horrible horrible horrible facility. Should be closed and owners jailed.

Breanna, Jocelyn, and Ivette in their activity department are so good to the residents!! Love to…read moresee them interact and make the residents smile!!

My mom was transferred here from the hospital under Medicare's discretion. She stayed a few weeks…read more The nurses and staff are great and we're friendly and helpful. My issue is the lack of communication from the supposed doctor they have on staff. I asked multiple times to speak with him regarding issues with my mom's failing health. I never received a call back. The nurses stated he only checks in once a week at random hours of the day. My mom ended up dying. The death certificate said respiratory failure was the main cause of death. Listed secondary was congestive heart failure with a length of time with this condition listed as "days" signed by the doctor on staff there. No one told me her heart was failing. No one felt it necessary to inform her loved ones that her heart was giving out. Don't trust your loved ones here. Clearly they just let people die.