The staff are awesome, hard working, kind and considerate. The place is clean an always smells…read moregood. I have not had any negative experiences with anyone there. If you have to put your family member in a home, this place is the best I've seen and I used to work as a cna in geriatric retirement homes.

This place is fantastic. My Grandma Barbara has been there for almost 2 years and the staff takes…read moregreat care of her in every way. If you're looking for a place for your loved one I highly recommend Whispering Winds! I'd give them a thousand stars if I could.

This is one of the best facilities by far. My daughter used to work here and the residents were…read morealways very pleased to see her. She would always great them and smiled and even dressed up for them on Special holidays. That just brighten there days and loved her so much. I sure hope you find enjoyment here for your loved one. Because it's so very important.

My mom has been a resident at Brookdale for several years now. This is a small facility, I find…read morethat there is little turnover in the staff which speaks volumes A few of the services/extras that separates Apple Valley Brookdale from the others includes allowing residents to have pets as well as open dining, residents can eat on their own schedule from 7 to 7. The staff is very caring!

My 93 yr old father has been at this care facility since Feb of 2025. I have nothing but praise for…read morethe staff that watches him around the clock. He is basically limited to his bed at this point. I know the care he is given is top notch. I feel he is well taken care of and safe. Which I was so concerned about when he needed to leave my home for a different level of care. I highly recommend this facility which feels more like a home. The owner Terri is always available to me. The nurses keep me informed of Everything. Kind caring gals. They are my extended family. I'm so grateful to have found Love 2 Care Homes. Sincerely, Lisa Jones

Love 2 Care staff took care of my father this year from 01-06-25 until 02-18-25, when he passed…read moreaway. I loved the staff. They were always in contact with me regarding my father's needs and providing me with updates linked to his health needs and issues. The staff made my worries and job caring for him, from a distance, much easier, while going through such a difficult time. Everyone I was in contact with at Love 2 Care was so wonderful to me and my father. Thank you for the work you do. Thanks for the help and God bless you all.

The care and concern of Jennifer Bohnner was amazing as she helped us in the process of finding a…read moregood fit for our dad! She went above and beyond In Her efforts to make sure we made the best plan for him. She helped us navigate the paperwork which was very daunting. She even offered us a book to help us better understand the illness of dimentia/alzheimer.

My sister and I live in Hawaii, while our parents have made their home in Victorville for over…read moreforty years. When my mom began showing signs of dementia and her condition progressed, it quickly became clear it was no longer safe for her and my dad to live alone. I reached out to every city, county, and state organization I could find for help--and hit wall after wall. No one could assist us. That is, until we found Sterling Commons. From the very beginning, the team at Sterling Commons has been nothing short of angels on Earth. They've answered every question I had--plus so many I didn't even know to ask. They've treated my parents with the utmost dignity, patience, and compassion, no matter the situation. Their positive attitude never wavers, even on the hardest days. I truly cannot express the depth of my gratitude for the staff at Sterling Commons. Even now that I've managed to bring my parents to Hawaii, the team continues to go out of their way to help me with things back in California--without any obligation to do so. They've consistently gone above and beyond for my family. If you're looking for a place you can wholeheartedly trust with your loved one's memory care, I can't recommend Sterling Commons enough. They have been a blessing to us.

Chose this place because it is close to home & I can could visit mom e very day. She spent 6…read moreweeks. Nice remodel on the lobby. Was on the summer so apparently the AC needed work because it went out. They did bring in swamp coolers which helped. However they discharged her with a toenail fungus. CNA kept mom in diapers for their convenience since there are so few of them & one told me she hated working there & was looking for a different line of work. The nurses are outstanding as are the physical therapists. And mom liked the post money bingo. CNA's look and act overworked.

Apple Valley Post Acute Center is a above the standards I was expecting based on the other reviews…read more My Mom is in her final stages of COPD, and was transferred out of desert valley hospital to here. She had refused a skilled nursing facility for the past 4 hospital visits. I cannot express the frustration with her in general. Coming here for her was a big step. The center is clean, girls are attentive if you ask for things, and there are three square meals served. My Mom enjoys the food, but I wouldn't call it gourmet. So far my she's been here two nights and they do vitals/breathing treatments. She hasn't seen a PT person to help with strengthening yet (I think he stopped in when she was in the restroom and didn't return) and the doctor has 72 hours to follow up from discharge of the hospital. Yes her neighbor has a loud TV, it bothers my Mom. Yes, she doesn't think to ask for things she needs, yes you have to be proactive as a "relative". Half these people here have hearing issues. What else would you expect? I know my grandparents TV is loud AF. This isn't the ritz, and it's above average for what I was expecting. For visitors you can stop by Target and the million other stores near by to get your needs. I got my Mom some over the eat head phones to watch her movies while the neighbor blares her TV.

I first toured Sterling Inn back in the 1990's. I don't remember what prompted the visit, but I…read moredistinctly remember saying, "Wow! I'd like to live here". Over the years I have encountered several families who had loved ones living there, and now I have moved my mother there. It seems more like a resort than an assisted living facility, and the staff does everything they can to make sure the residents are comfortable and well cared for. Don, Brandy, Brienna and many, many others have done everything they could to make the transition an easy one for my mom. Thank you Sterling Inn.

I want to share a few things that has touched my heart. I am a niece of my aunt who has been at…read moreSterling almost 2 weeks. Khloe makes me feel welcome with that beautiful smile, eyes, and sweet voice. Kim is amazing with her warmth and care for everyone she comes in contact with. My aunt had a horrible day . I tried my best to calm her ease her tension but failed. We met with Misty, and within 10 minutes, my aunt was better. Misty has a beautiful personality. Loving voice and comforting words easing all the hurt my aunt was feeling. It's an adjustment, and Misty's body language just captured my aunt. God bless you. Thank you.

I am writing to express my deepest gratitude for the care Teri and her staff provided to my dear…read morefriend of 20 years, Norman. After caring for him on hospice at home by myself for eight months, it was a difficult decision to transition him to a facility, and I struggled for four months to find somewhere I trusted. From my very first phone call with Teri, all of my fears and anxiety disappeared. She was kind, empathetic, sincere, and truly concerned for his well-being. Unlike other facilities that only focused on the bottom line, she was the only person who asked for his name. Coming from North Carolina, where we pride ourselves on taking care of one another, that meant the world to me. Norman passed away this past Saturday. While I am grieving, I am at peace knowing he died with dignity, comfort, and exceptional care. Your home was immaculate and your staff was wonderful. Two days before he passed, Norman told me he was going to die and assured me he was at peace. I am so thankful he was able to spend his final days at Chantilly Lace Manor. We are forever grateful to Teri and her staff for stepping up when Norman needed it most.

This was the last place my mom lived before passing away. My father and I are so extremely grateful…read moreto Terry (the owner) and her staff. It was like family was taking care of my mother. My mom was placed on hospice and we chose Chantilly Lace because we heard so many wonderful things from so many different people. And everything we heard was absolutely true. The home itself is very nice. It's extremely clean and it feels and looks just like your neighbor's house. My mom came from two different hospitals before arriving to Chantilly lace. She was very depressed being in those hospitals, and as soon as she arrived to Chantilly Lacy, her face lightened up and it was the first time we had seen her smile in weeks. Terry and her staff are extremely loving to the residents and their families. We spent Christmas Day there and we had such a wonderful day. They made a wonderful feast and gave out presents to the residents. They are a fun and lively staff, so it felt like we were visiting family. I passed away there in January 2023 and I know she felt so loved and cared for by each staff member. I am so thankful to Chantilly Lace for taking such wonderful care of my mother. We will always be grateful and we definitely consider them family now. I still stay in touch with Terry, in fact. Thank you Chantilly Lace for everything!!

Residents are finally getting the care they needed after the new management has taken over. Lots of…read morepositive changes.

The nurses are nice, the place is cleaned better then alot of the others I've been too and they try…read moretheir best to give the residents a good life.