We have really come to appreciate the wonderful people that they have working here. The people are…read morealways ready to help, very kind, and proactive. We are especially grateful for the social directors, Jennifer and Gabby (and Miguel), who really go out of their way to look out for the residents and make their lives easier.

Oakmont is a very clean and quality residence. The caregivers are helpful and caring, the business…read morestaff are accommodating and understanding. Gabby in activities is very helpful and goes out of her way to assist the residents and explain the process. The nursing staff are close by and on top of what is happening with residents. Food is good with a variety of different cultural foods. Different levels of care are also available based on evaluation. Overall a great place for full time or part time status to meet your personal needs.

This is a new facility in oxnard. Took a tour today and I must say, I'm very impressed!read more

The Director Ken and his staff at Regency Palms are wonderful, caring people. Everyone is treated…read morelike family here. The building is brand new, the landscaping is beautiful, and the weather is near perfect, with the waft of fresh ocean air always present :) As a RN with years of experience working directly with Seniors and consulting in the Assisted Living environment, I HIGHLY recommend Regency Palms to care for your loved one!

I don't believe the great comments. Do not place your loved ones in the memory care.They need a lot…read moreof help. Employees need compassion. The clothes you take you will see on other clients. Your stuff goes missing. If you aren't in memory care they treat you better. That's where the comments are for not memory. They kick you out without notice. We don't want you back. I don't know a place like this that you've been in over a year and they don't even give you a notice. They just said you need to be moved out. I believe the other comments where they said they'll dswhatever they'll tell you whatever you want hear to get you in it's a whole different ball game once you're in this place. Like the other comment about memory court care I agree do not place your loved ones in the memory care facility at this place so those pictures that you see are deceiving with those clients they have make up and well dressed and eating restaurant food per se that are the clients that don't need that much Care.

We toured The Vistas with Lauren, who is in marketing. She graciously and enthusiastically showed…read moreus around the entire facility, greeting residents and staff by name as we walked around. We coincidentally encountered Patrick, with maintenance, and they both knew off the top of their heads what was being worked on that day. The rooms were nicely appointed and common areas were spacious and clean. I was thoroughly impressed.

I highly recommend the Vistas at Oxnard…read more My mother needed more care with daily living than could be provided at home. Vistas Senior Living was recommended to us, and we are so grateful! The staff is caring and kind, and very responsive. The director, Fran, is so knowledgable and very helpful. It is welcoming, clean, and well cared for. The apartments are bright and there is room to bring your own furniture, etc., so it feels like home. They offer comprehensive care, meals, laundry, lots of activities, and help with daily living tasks. I sleep better knowing that my mother is getting the care she needs 24/7.

Hypothetically, an ultra-controlling man kept his second wife in line with his steadily increasing…read morepay, better homes, doo-dads and a commanding, loud voice for 38 years. Hypothetically, about 30 years into this California Dream his second wife began having memory lapses. Nobody could tell him anything about her condition. He stood on the east bank of the largest river in the world De-nial. Her boat got nearer and nearer the west bank. She began seeing her deceased Mom, Dad and brother or asking where they went. Instead of compassion, mercy, and going along she got long lectures and rational proofs on the nature of her reality. They had been dead 20 years. DONE! When she said day sfter day she wanted to go home she got long lectures and rational proofs on the nature of her reality. She WAS home. When she packed a shoebox with a toothbrush and other items and was found by a neighbor wandering on the boulevard a mile from home, no bells rang for her husband in this jypothetical case. Not in all the times she wandered or was found hiding under a neighbor's truck. Hypothetically, step-children visited, were taken to a room where generations of photos were arrayed on a table, "I'm trying to identify these before my memory's completely gone." Few recollections were left. A few photos got a few words on the back. The children promised a nice place to live in a favorite town. A hypothetical time arrived when the couple could no longer manage a home. Husband was home-cared for 7 months. His wife needed care elsewhere. A family elder care pro in a favorite town recommended Aegis. Hypothetically stepmom moved in, was evaluated and integrated into Aegis programs. She assisted with food-related tasks, was offering mentoring tips to Aides and others. She bloomed. The hypothetical family was hypothetically pleased with this reversal. The hypothetical stepmother was reunited with her hypothetical spouse in a super nice facility with standard memory care. Not the same as Aegis.

They let go of all there workers and are always struggling ... they don't pay enough ... they get…read moremad if you ask for a day just cause they are low staff Thts the reason they shouldn't just be letting go off people also the manager John I heard many things of him my girlfriend works there and she doesn't feel welcome she says they are racist

I totally agree with Sharon. I wanted caregiver to come into my home to care for elderly father…read more Patrick Dion told me that I HAVE to place in a facility. Needless to say I will be going with company to care for my dad. I would stay away from this company as they don't have you or your loved one's best interest at heart.

Sadly this company says they are no cost to you, but the facility you choose will certainly pass on…read morethe cost of the referral to you, the resident, in one way or another (fees). Save yourself time and money and just google search assisted living in your area. You can do your own research and save thousands. The facilities prefer this too.

Horrible place to leave your loved ones, caregivers ignore residents pendants, because they're to…read morebusy just sitting in the office, they don't even make sure that the residents take all of their meds, you call to talk to anyone in charge they never answer or it goes straight to voicemail, Davi the person in charge of meds and the caregivers is the rudest person in that building the way he talks to employees and residents is unacceptable

I wouldn't even give the Lexington 1 star but it makes you give something. My dad lived in the…read moreLexington for a total of 3 months. In that 3 months he had a total of SIX 911 calls landing him in the hospital. We couldn't figure out what was going on at the time but we now know he wasn't being given his doctor ordered life saving medications properly or at all. Medications were stopped without doctors orders nor the family being notified. This ultimately led to him going through withdrawal symptoms over and over again and him suffering the last 2 months of his life.He had a major stroke in June of 2023 leading to him passing away 3 days later. He was supposed to be on 2 different medications to prevent a stroke from occurring. It was listed on his Lexington med list but not being given. We were paying for him to have his medications given to him and that wasn't happening. When talking to the LVN in charge he told me that he has found other residents with medication errors in their charts as well. I asked him who was responsible for my dads death and he smiled and said " the Lexington and probably me". The Lexington was horrible with communication and answering calls, the staff is rude to the families and the residents, they did not answer his pendent presses in a timely manner( sometimes it was 90 minutes before his call was answered) the billing department messed up on his charges which took months to figure out and get the money returned. I did request that they return all funds from my dads stay there because they didn't do anything they said they were going to do. They agreed but in return I couldn't leave a review and I was going to have to sign a nondisclosure agreement where I couldn't discuss what happened to my dad at the lexington. I wasn't willing to do that because what happened was not ok and it could have been prevented. I had a meeting with the new management and I was hoping things would change and this would never happen to another family. I don't think things are changing because they are still getting citations from the state. Please check this web site for yourself to see all the fines the state has given them. If I could go back in time I would have never moved my dad into this place!! He was only 71 and had so much life to live. Not to mention that when the state went in to do an investigation on my dad's complaint the Lexington had deleted all of my dad's medical records. This was only 3 months after he passed away. Which they legally have to keep for 3 years! Good thing I had copies of everything and gladly handed them over to the state. https://www.ccld.dss.ca.gov/carefacilitysearch/FacDetail/565850111

great place for older people to live at and great staff as well. friendly and welcoming residentsread more

My parents live here and are very happy. The people who work here are amazing (shout out to…read moreGenevieve, Patty, Sandy, and Britt!). The facilities are great and include a movie theater, a restaurant, a beauty salon, a nice gym, an art room, a little dog area, and a pub. The activities offered are eclectic and fun, too: cards, wine tastings, art classes, yoga, daily walks in the neighborhood, movies, and trips to places like gardens, museums, and restaurants. The residents are super nice, too and there is a real sense of community. Things that could be better: the menu is supposed to change every three months, but they have had the same menu for the last six months and the food gets monotonous. Also, only one door (the front door) opens automatically. For older people, many who have mobility issues, it is often difficult for them to get in and out of the doors. Finally, when my folks moved in they were told that the fees wouldn't go up more than 3% a year, but the rise in prices is more like 6%.

the management and communication are non existent. my husband has dementia and is prone to falling…read more he was at This facility for two weeks and fell everyday. staff are not well trained. English is a second language and our deposits and money were tied up for weeks after we gave notice. we couldn't get any definite dates for release of funds. the property is poorly managed with filthy windows and dead plants. there is no place for guests to meet and the dining area is also the tv room.

My mother was a resident of Ventura Villa for several years. It was recommended to us by her…read morehospice provider as a facility which they knew provided good care. According to my mother's doctor, the outstanding care she received at this facility helped to extend her lifetime. I will be forever grateful to the staff for their loving and professional care.