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5.0 (3 reviews)
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I've now lived at Regents Point for almost 3 years. My wife and I selected this community after…read moreconsidering 11 others and we're very happy with our choice. From the time of our first visit, we were impressed with the friendliness of the residents. Now that we've moved here, we've come to appreciate the friendliness and care of the staff - from the always-there front desk personnel, to the maintenance and dining staff, to the activities coordinator, to the health care people, and to the person that cleans our apartment. Great compassion, great care, wonderful friendliness. With over 7 activities on a typical day, there's always something to do here - and good friends to do it with.

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My husband was released from ER and sent to a Skilled Nursing Facility for further care and…read morePhysical Therapy. He was placed at Trabuco Hills in Lake Forest, CA. In Orange County, CA. We were very pleased with his care. The Staff were very helpful and caring. The food was very good and they could prepare it for those needed different levels of assistance. The facility is very clean. They manage the medicines carefully for each patient. And the Physical Therapy was daily. Our Case Manager was Gil Gapay and he was excellent. He oversaw Peter's care and when getting prepared for discharge to a Board and Care Home, he arranged: special Transport using a wheelchair, arranging Home Nurse Care, Physical and ordering a new Wheelchair (coordinating with our insurance). I would recommend them. It is not an easy situation for any family to go through. Navigating all the details can be quite overwhelming. Having great help makes all the difference.

ALL THE YELP REVIEWS ABOUT NEGLECT ARE CORRECT, DO NOT IGNORE!!! KEEP YOUR LOVED ONE AWAY FROM THIS…read moreAWFUL FACILITY! My father was admitted to Trabuco Hills Post-Acute after being discharged from Hoag Irvine. Against our better judgment, and under pressure from insurance, we agreed to the transfer. It is the biggest regret of my life, worst two and a half days of my dad's life. On Friday, January 30, 2026, during a routine visit, I found my father visibly distressed. He was agitated, complaining of pain, had a severely red and swollen left eye, and his blood pressure and blood sugar were both dangerously high. Given his recent stroke history, this was extremely alarming. What was even more alarming was the staff's response -- or lack of one. I asked if a doctor was on call. There wasn't. I asked if he had been seen by a doctor. The head nurse did not know. She then called the physician because there were no notes or treatment plan documented. We were told the doctor "thought it was just an infection." They downplayed a potentially serious medical situation while my father was clearly suffering. Because I did not feel he was safe in their care, I made the decision to have him evaluated in the ER to rule out something more serious. Instead of support, I was met with pushback and attitude from the nursing staff. During this urgent situation, a member of administration, Mike Perez, came into my father's room -- not to assist with medical care -- but to pressure me into signing admission paperwork. Meanwhile, I could not get clear medical answers or a doctor to properly assess my father. When paramedics arrived, I requested he be transferred to his usual hospital in Orange. The head nurse declined and attempted to go around me during the transfer process. After the hospital evaluated and treated my father, Trabuco Hills refused to accept him back. Even ER staff at UCLA Medical Center were extremely apologetic about the situation and expressed disbelief that the facility would decline to readmit him after only four hours in the ER. They had difficulty reaching the facility, and when I finally got through, Mila, a night nurse informed me that because I advocated for my father and he had been in the ER briefly, they had already given his bed away. Given. His. Bed. Away. As a result, my father spent days in the ER in limbo waiting for placement at another facility -- all because I insisted he receive proper medical evaluation. I will never regret advocating for my father. He is now in a better facility where he is treated with dignity and appropriate care. But no family should have to go through what we experienced. If you love your family member, think very carefully before choosing Trabuco Hills Post-Acute. And if you have no choice, know your rights and contact the Ombudsman's office. No patient should be treated as disposable.

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