First rate from everyone. Hospital intake was quick, efficient, and informative. Provided…read moreeverything we needed including an ambulance ride back to the home. Nurses came to "tuck in" when we came home and explained EVERYTHING. Provided comfort materials. They were timely in coming in at the end and providing service right to the end. Thank you for all your help!

Brookfield is a wonderful skilled nursing facility where the residents' well-being and quality of…read morecare are clearly a top priority. The staff is compassionate, attentive, and genuinely caring toward the residents. The facility is clean, organized, and well-maintained, which contributes to a comfortable and positive atmosphere for both residents and their families.

I have been here several times when I have needed top notch post operative quality services…read more This facility is super clean. Everyone from nursing, therapy, kitchen, housekeeping, maintenance, and especially activities are the best at what they do. Thank you so much to the CNA's for the quality of work they provide selflessly. Great job in the kitchen making sure I always had something enjoyable, and tasty for my meals. Especially the going home breakfast they made me. I can't say enough good things about Brookfield Healthcare Center. I usually post my reviews on Google, but I thought I'd do yelp this time. Thank you to everyone on station 2. Your a great team. Too many to mention by name. Thank you therapy dept. Thank you Jackie, Mary Chris, and Alejandra.

Visiting Angels was referred by a friend of a friend and a reference page thru Kaiser. It only took…read moreone call and their team was over the next day to meet with me and my father. We then put together a plan and every team member treated my father like it was their own father. The care was exceptional and so professional, but with such dignity and respect. I am forever thankful for their services and can't recommend them enough.

Visiting Angels are such a blessing. Whether you need 24/7 help or just a few hours a day, they can…read morehelp. Mom absolutely hated the idea of assisted living but my sister and I just didn't have enough time to make sure she ate, had a clean clean safe house and took a bath. Visiting Angels helps keep Moms and Dads at home, safe and comfortable. Thank you VA caretakers.

SO yea just letting u fools know if I get sick because you guys can't properly care for the elderly…read morethere or anyone else who's LITEREALLY coughing or feeling SICK and I get covid and If I lose my job I'm suppose to be getting and the docs fine out I have covid, this on you fools, I've waited a long time to get this job and if it gets derailed your going to have a problem. How do you not know some who LOOKS and sound sick? Maybe these facilities need to start having electronic deceives that'll tell you "oh No this person has a fever!" send them HOME! same goes with a employee forget the job the health is more important! "OMG COVID IS FAKE" when it literally infected your entire center and now its in my home...GOOD GAME.

My Grandmother has been going to Home Avenue for about 4 months and she loves it!…read more Previously she was attending Alta Med but switched because of insurance changes but loves this place even more. She says the food is always great, and the workers are marvelous. They recently took all the members to the park for a day and she said it was so nice and well organized that they all had a wonderful time. The staff has been extremely helpful since she began going and they have still maintained the same level of helpfulness as well as a tremendous amount of patience in working with all the other people that go.

Making sure you have the right care for an aging loved one with dementia is not an easy task. My…read morefamily went through many caregivers before we found the right team. JP, Pearl and Elmer have become like family. The high level of care that they have given my stepfather has provided him with a quality of life that we will always be thankful for. I highly recommend this team as well as Southern California caregiving services.

I am incredibly grateful for the compassionate care provided by Southern California Caregiving…read more Their office staff is professional, attentive, and truly cares about our family's needs. They came highly recommended by a friend, and they did not disappoint. It brings such peace of mind and joy in my heart knowing my great-grandmother is in good hands. Although she can be picky and was very independent for most of her life, the caregivers have been exceptionally kind and patient--consistently going above and beyond to meet her needs during this transition.

The facility is nice and clean. I've visited other facilities that look depressing and smell bad…read more This facility has activities for their residents and a lot of great CNA's. I'm Thankful for the care they've provided to my Father. A special Thank you to CNA's Domitila, Alondra, Kimberly, Maria Arévalo, and Elsy. They are always so kind and compassionate. The Gonzalez Family appreciates you all. 316 C

I am extremely disappointed and honestly angry about the visitor policy here…read more I came to visit my mother-in-law with my husband and son, and we were told that only one person can visit her at a time. She does not have a communicable disease. She is here because of an injury, so the justification for such an extreme restriction makes absolutely no sense. What makes this even more frustrating is that earlier this very week, my brother-in-law and sister-in-law were allowed to visit her together. So apparently the policy either isn't being applied consistently, or the rules have suddenly changed without any reasonable explanation. What is especially ridiculous is that we were told that if more than one of us wanted to visit her at the same time, we would have to call hours in advance so they could put her in a wheelchair and move her to the dining area. A patient in an actual hospital room can have multiple family members visit, yet here, a family visiting an injured patient is expected to take turns one person at a time or essentially relocate the patient just so her family can sit together with her. I understand that facilities need policies for infection control and patient safety, but this feels completely excessive and unnecessarily restrictive. We are well beyond the point where every visitor needs to be treated as a potential COVID threat, especially when the patient does not have a communicable illness. Families should not have to jump through hoops just to be able to sit with their loved one. My mother-in-law should be able to have her son, daughter-in-law and grandson together with her without being wheeled off to a dining room like we are asking for some extraordinary privilege. And if there is a legitimate reason for this restriction, then I would like someone to explain why two family members were permitted to visit her together earlier this week, while today we are being told that only one person is allowed at a time. This policy is unreasonable, frustrating, and completely lacking in common sense. Families deserve consistency, transparency, and some basic consideration when visiting an injured loved one.

Emily Van provides top notch service. She patient as well as competent. Always on timeread more

This Agency does not have proper appointment etiquette. People are calling the day of service ,…read moresaying I will be at your home at between 1-4 pm. Not saying, are you available to receive Home Care services today? A 24 hour notice it must be given by the Agency but this has not happened since I became a customer that's needing the service.

Forever Grateful to Healing Care Hospice for the Care They Gave My Dad…read more I don't even know where to begin in expressing the depth of my gratitude for Healing Care Hospice and their incredible team. When my dad's health began to decline and we were told it was time for hospice, my family was heartbroken and scared. We didn't know what to expect, and we wanted to make sure he would be surrounded by love, comfort, and dignity. From the very first moment Healing Care Hospice stepped in, we felt an enormous sense of peace. The nurses who cared for my dad were absolute angels. They treated him like he was their own family -- always gentle, patient, and respectful. They explained everything to us with compassion and honesty, making sure we understood what was happening every step of the way. It never felt rushed or routine; it felt deeply personal. Even during the hardest moments, their calm presence and kindness made such a difference. The aides and caregivers were just as amazing. They made sure my dad was clean, comfortable, and pain-free. They noticed the little things -- fixing his blanket, massaging his hands, talking softly to him when he couldn't respond -- small gestures that spoke volumes about their compassion. The social worker and chaplain also brought so much comfort, not just to my dad but to our entire family. They gave us emotional support, listened when we needed to talk, and helped us process everything we were feeling. It meant the world to have people who didn't just focus on medical care but truly cared for the human and spiritual side of what we were going through. One thing that stood out was the way the team communicated. They were always available -- day or night -- and made sure we never felt alone. Whether it was a question about medication, a sudden change in my dad's condition, or just needing reassurance, someone was always there to help with warmth and patience. When my dad passed, the hospice team was with us, guiding us gently through those final moments with compassion and respect. They handled everything with such grace, giving us space to say goodbye in peace. Even after, they checked in on us to see how we were doing, which meant so much. I can honestly say Healing Care Hospice helped my dad transition with comfort and dignity, and helped our family find peace in an incredibly painful time. They weren't just caregivers -- they became part of our family during those last weeks. To everyone at Healing Care Hospice: thank you from the bottom of my heart. You made an unbearable time a little easier, and you gave my dad the care and love he deserved. We will never forget what you did for us. If anyone reading this is searching for hospice care for a loved one, I can say with complete confidence that Healing Care Hospice is the kind of team you want by your side. They bring heart, compassion, and genuine humanity to every moment.

Healing Care Hospice was there for my father and our family during the last months of his life…read more Everyone on the team was professional, compassionate, and attentive. All the equipment my dad needed was delivered promptly and without any delays. The staff was always responsive, and care providers were sent to our home within just a few hours when needed. Thank you so much for helping us navigate this difficult time and for being there for us every step of the way.

Tiffany's Board & Care did what no other care facility did prior, treated our Aunt Rosie like…read morefamily. Previous facilities could not or would not care for our Aunt's growing health needs beyond basic accommodations, which led us to Tiffany's Board & Care. From the moment we met the owners, the staff constantly kept us informed of our Aunt's condition. During the COVID pandemic, we were comforted with the knowledge that their wonderful team would surpass state guidelines and protocols to ensure the safety of our Aunt. This team took our concerns to heart, working with us--night and day--to empower our decisions and provide the best support for our Aunt. More importantly, they enriched and improved our Aunt's life in ways we hadn't thought possible. As her health naturally declined, the staff's ability to convey this information and keep her comfortable never wavered. Tiffany's Board & Care loved our Aunt like she was family, never treating her like a patient. For that, we are eternally grateful. --Martinez Family

Arline and Stan moved into Tiffany's Board and Care around 2007. Lynn, in their hour of need,…read morebrought them to Whitley after a problem elsewhere. Over the years the house took such good care of them. There were always presents at birthdays and Christmas. Sadly Stan died about seven years ago, Lynn was so dignified and loving at his passing. On not even special occasions, Arline was treated to the food she loved- Mexican food, cheeseburgers and french fries. The house has always gone above and beyond to make everyone comfortable and happy. The care has been wonderful and I know Arline felt safe there. With Covid 19, I had not been able to visit with Arline of late. Lynn with her inner sense sent for me a couple of days before Arline died so we could have our last visits. I feel Arline was very fortunate to have spent her last thirteen years at this home.