The Cottages section is a perfect place to spend retirement years. Our apartments are spacious and…read morefully equipped. I love my kind and thoughtful neighbors and the warm, professional staff. The food is good. There's self-directed group exercise classes 6 days weekly. Plus plenty of activities - including Bible study two days a week for those of us so inclined. I'm an active 74-year old living independently in The Cottages- knowing a 3-story quality assisted living facility is next door when I need it. And a Memory Care program too. I highly recommend Carmel Village.

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

Independent living , nice sized rooms with windows and not stuffy and depressing like some senior…read moreliving facilities with lots of games, art, and things to do nearby and within facility that allows pets!!! Just a bit pricey

WARNING!!! there are ZERO staff at night here. They elderly are in the building ALONE from 7:30 pm…read moreto 7:30am. plus, my father was having problems the other day.( i live out of town )i called his room and he didn't answer. i then called the front desk. i told the woman who answered my call, my concerns. she said, "he CAN'T answer the phone. he is on his bed GASPING FOR AIR"!!!!!!! i told her to call 911. she said "he wouldn't push his grey triangle and she wasn't a medical profession"--OMG! but, she said,, "you can call 911 if you want." so i did. he was rushed to the hospital. he is fine now, but, he needed a lot of care at the hospital. who does that????? holy cow! if i saw a stranger on the sidewalk in need of care i would call for help. what is what compassionate people do. my dad is getting out of there this week. unbelievable!!!

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

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)

Green Gables is a wonderful 6 bed assisted living home. The owner is wonderful and really cares…read moreabout each resident and family members. And the caregivers provide excellent care of each and every resident they have

My 91 year old mother has been at Green Gables Care Home in Clovis for approx 2.5 years. During…read morethat time, the care givers have gone above and beyond to provide for her needs/make life comfortable even though she does not always reciprocate. I feel my mom gets excellent care and they are highly recommended. Blair Redfearn

My mother seems to just keep going into the hospital, then she comes home for a bit, then back she…read moregoes???? Gotta get this part right at least. I am trying to plan a wedding and this is just impossible! When do people get to get married again where they want to get married or do we all just have to go downtown still to get married? None of this makes any sense to me...... My parents live in one of the richest neighborhoods in town and I still can't get anyone to take care of them at home??????? Idk, anymore, but I am going to figure this one out for sure.

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.

I just finished another excellent lunch here at Magnolia Crossing. It began with the best mushroom…read morecream soup I have ever had, and only got better! The main course was turkey on white bread, with a delicious gravy. This was accompanied by delicious peas,and yams that were perfect. Dessert was wonderfully simple; cherry Jell-O with a little whipped cream on top. Thanks again to chef Marcus, and his sous chef Kevin. I truly excellent meal.

Magnolia Crossing is such a great option for assisted living or memory care! Their staff is…read morefriendly and helpful and the communication I receive has been wonderful. Jeremy has been so helpful and supportive with coordinating everything

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 manager left a note on my prior review just your typical BS statement so I thought I'd update…read moremy review. How about that picture of my mom's foot? That's the quality care you get a San Joaquin gardens. Two and a half months ago there was no sore on the foot. Now it's got gangrene and will have to be amputated. Go ahead send your parents here. Good luck

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.