My mother in law moved into The Lexington over a year ago. She is 102, almost 103 now and this was a huge decision for the family. We had moved her to Ventura from Hawaii. She had lived on her own in Hawaii until age 100 and we knew assisted living would be a hard sell as she is fiercely independent. After interviewing many options around town we decided that The Lexington would be the best fit for her. She loves it and we could not be happier with the care and attention she receives! Many of the staff have been there for years and that speaks so well for the facility. In addition it means the residents wants and needs are well known to them and each resident experiences the benefit of personalized attention. The dining room with 3 meals a day provides the opportunity for frequent socialization. The courtyard area is lovely and numerous "socials' and get togethers are planned regularly by the staff. There are a multitude of other activities such as bingo, movies, arts and crafts, exercise sessions, music and Lexington bus outings available. In this time of COVID 19 they have continued with the finest care while still providing a safe environment for the residents. I cannot recommend The Lexington highly enough. Thanks to everyone there. As we would say in Hawaii...MAHALO read more

Horrible place to leave your loved ones, caregivers ignore residents pendants, because they're to busy 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 read more

I wouldn't even give the Lexington 1 star but it makes you give something. My dad lived in the Lexington 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 read more

Ventura has a ton of options out there, but this spot is second to none. I went in here for a tour and was blown away by all the amenities they had to offer. The pool is a little small, but my grandma isn't going to be training for the Olympics anytime soon. What really stood out more than anything was how friendly each of the staff were. The other places around are newer, flashier, but have morbid bodies working their instead of human beings that clearly care. I was told that most staff have been their for years and I didn't see one person living their that wasn't happy. I cruised around to a few other places after, but The Lexington was where my family and I decided grandma would be happiest. When she came through to take a look, it was clear this was her new home. Thank you guys for all the support and help. read more

The staff here is the most caring. My mom has been here since November 2018 and I am very happy with this assisted living facility. They truly care about each patient. I definitely recommend The Lexington !!! read more

The food here is TERRIBLE. Does not even deserve a STAR. Management does not seem to care. We have complained and still nothing.... SO SAD.... Prisoners get better food. read more

When Mom and Dad needed help, we needed a place near us that could join us as a team. We researched facilities in the greater Ventura area and found that the Lexington had the best combination of roominess, quality of staff and outstanding management. Though there are other good facilities near us, we chose the Lexington primarily due to the people providing care. When Dad's health took a turn for the worse last year, the Lexington staff stepped in and provided every bit of care we needed. They connected us with the right people at the right time. Even after Dad passed, their support and caring spirit increased for us and most importantly for Mom. Good folks. The facility, if a bit dated, is well maintained. They have everything Mom needs (and more). She uses the library and plays the piano most frequently. The dining facility is decent, and they have taken care to ensure Mom gets her nutrition. The medical support staff is excellent, ensuring Mom gets her meds and in calling in help when issues beyond their capabilities arise. In particular, Lidia has been an outstanding asset, keeping an eye on Moms health and her evolving condition as time rolls on. My wife and I visit often (2-4 times per week). We highly recommend the Lexington Assisted Living facility, and hope you will too. read more

I have lived in Ventura for quite a few years and about five years ago, I wanted to move my parents from Carpinteria closer to me and my family. My parents lived alone in their home, but I was always worried about their well-being. I chose to place my parents at The Lexington after looking at many other assisted living facilities in Ventura. Both my parents really enjoyed their living arrangement, other residents and staff. Unfortunately, my dad passed away three years ago, but my mom continues to live at the Lexington. Before COVID-19, she enjoyed visiting with the new friends she made at the Lexington, playing Bingo, going on the weekly shuttle rides around the area, or just sitting in the lobby or courtyard. Since the COVID-19 lockdowns of assisted living facilities and other senior care businesses, it has been difficult for all residents of these types of places. The staff members at the Lexington are truly the best part of what she now calls home. My family has gotten to know many of the staff and they are very caring people and definitely have the interest of the residents well-being in mind, especially during this virus issue. The Lexington was not the newest or smallest of the assisted living facilities we looked at, but the friendly and caring people that work there (from top to bottom) have made all the difference to us, originally for my mom/dad and now just my mom. I appreciate all the Lexington has done for my parents and in knowing that I made the right decision to have them stay there. Thank you to all the members of the Lexington community. read more

I moved into The Lexington after selling my home in Ojai. I have to say it was one of the greatest things I could have done for my self. I chose The Lexington for many reasons, located close to my grandchildren, the freeway and many shops within walking distance. When I took the first tour I could hardly wait for my home to sell so I could move in. Ronald Agulto was awesome right from the beginning, the tour was interesting, met lots of the staff and saw a selection of rooms. Many of the employees have been working there for a number of years and all are kind and helpful, just nice folks. I looked forward to having my meals prepared and eating in the dining room, and having my room cleaned every week was icing on the cake. I recently moved to Mississippi, but I still have family in Ventura. My family already knows that when/if I move back to California, I'll move back into The Lexington. It is a big decision for a family to make, all I can say is I'm glad I chose The Lexington. read more

As a community liaison nurse, I am regularly visiting residents and staff at several assisted living facilities in Ventura county. I love the Lextington - their staff is always friendly and helpful and know every one of their residents on a first name basis including their personal needs and special requests very well. In my interactions with the residents, they have always been very positive and openly express how much they enjoy living there. Several of them sheepishly have admitted that the food is so good, they have to be careful not to gain any unwanted pounds! read more