My mother only lived here for a few days but it is a phenomenal senior living facility. The care my…read moremother received was top notch and the facilities are extremely nice and welcoming.

I work for a home healthcare agency and one of my clients had to go there temporarily so on my own…read morefree time, I went to visit my because I care about her when I got there. I noticed that my was being mistreated. I said something to the charge nurse because I felt like if they knew her background story they give her more but instead they agency that I work for and try to get me fired. They told the agency that I came up there and basically caused a disturbance and was yelling when all I did was asked if my client can have more pillows because she could not breathe. All I did was show that my client had someone outside of the facility who cared about her I would not recommend this facility to anyone because if they are not empathetic to their why are they even in business?

From the owner: Excellent Skilled Nursing Facility. We offer: * Private…read moreRooms Available * Wheel chair accessible transportation to medical appointments * Professional Medical Care and Routine Physician Visits * Beautician and Barber Services * Ombudsman Visits * Short Term Care and Respite Options * Rehab Services including Physical & Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy and Lymphedema Treatment * Housekeeping and Laundry Services * Various Daily Activities * Basic Personal and Medical Supplies * Complete Dining Services * Wound Care * Trach Care and Specialty Services * Visiting Pet Therapy * Hospice Care

This facility has the best rehab in town. The therapists make the exercises fun and are very…read moremotivating. The nursing staff really care and make you feel at home. It's a great place to get back on track after being in the hospital.

my father is dying because of the care at this facility. on…read morehospice and they will not even give him pain meds to keep him pain free. they need to be turned into the state.

The staff works hard to strive for excellence. My mom is in the memory care unit. She is clean,…read morewell-fed and safe. They contact me when they are needing to update me on her care or if meds need to be modified. Communication is ongoing.

It has taken me some time to type this review as I had a hard time dealing with all that has…read morehappened and the extent of my emotions. My family member was a patient here on a couple of occasions, and until the end of their life. The facility cannot keep staff, there are always agency employees there who do not give a damn. They are just waiting out the hours for their paycheck. They are rude and utterly stupid! There was so much incompetence, uncaring behavior, disregard for an individual's meaning of life, etc. It is a depressive, oppressive, shut them up in any locked closet you can find type of facility. After my family member's passing, not one word was said to me from anyone as I walked out in tears, or since. I can say the only person who seemed to show in caring was the janitor. When I went to search for a box of Kleenex, she offered me some tissues and gave me a hug. Don't let them fool you. They may be one of the very few facilities in the area, but there has to be a better choice out there.

Mom was there a couple weeks after surgery. She had her ups and downs. They like to pass blame…read morearound so we'll probably never know who was truly responsible for some of the rough patches. If you have a loved one checking in, I recommend not starting on a Friday because they will use the weekend as an excuse for not having medications and equipment ready to serve the patient for the first weekend there. Comparing this center to the one my Dad stayed at in 2012, I'd still pick this one 100 times more than the other. We appreciated the private sitting rooms/dining room for visitors to use.

Country Club is clean, comfortable and feels like home. The nursing team truly cares for residents…read moreand there are always have lots of fun activities going on, like bingo, musical performances and exercise classes.

UPDATE: In my…read morefather's own words, "I am one happy old man." We believe him. The staff at Presbyterian Manor are so kind to him and support his desire to live as long as possible. ******************************************* Sadly, our family's satisfaction has dropped dramatically as our father's condition -- especially his hearing -- has declined. Last year, my mother-in-law moved into Sunrise La Costa in Carlsbad, CA. She pays almost exactly the same amount per month as our father does at Presbyterian Manor. The care at Sunrise is much better. Consider R, a male resident at Sunrise with hearing loss. R had been accustomed to sleeping all day, isolating and never wearing his hearing aids. Sunrise staff gently encouraged him to give his hearing aids a try and helped him clean, insert and store them. R is now more social, interacts with others and seems less miserable. By contrast, Presbyterian Manor treats dad's hearing aids as a patient's rights issue: "If he wants to go without his hearing aids, we can't force him." So dad sleeps all day, isolating and never wearing his hearing aids. It is sad to see a man of our father's intellect and education, declining cognitively and alone. Presbyterian staff is great, but we do not see eye to eye on hearing aids. Google cognitive decline and hearing loss for more information. In the words of my brother, our father's executor, "It's hard to travel so far to see him just to hear him say 'Huh?'..."

I regularly visit an elderly couple who are in their 90s there. They have always had problems with…read moreservice and maintenance. I've joined them in a few holiday dinners. All have been disappointing for the most part. Thanksgiving, held Thursday, November 8 was the bottom of the dump. Everyone was in their reserved seats at about 5:10 but all staff stood and guarded the food (already setting out) until precisely 5:30. A very cynical-acting "chaplain" gave a prayer, then proceeded to patrol the tables like a nun. The unfriendly staff brought tiny bowls of food for us to share, included an absurd "salad" of a gimmicky carved-up strawberry, tomato , cucumber slice and shavings of carrot. Seriously? They almost instantly brought out amazingly tiny slices of pie. Then, just minutes aftert serving this, the still rude and unfriendly staff marched in line to grab all of the food and stampede into a private room where the pigged-out rather luxuriously, "chaplain" and all. A friend had to find them to ask about a coffee refill, and the staff seemed rather outraged. As we left, still hungry, the staff had left and forgotten a BOUNTY of remaining food which was meant for the paying residents and their guests. I've never felt less like a guest in my life. What a disgusting experience.