Parkview and it's employees are AMAZING. I am visiting my mom from Oregon. I've come to see her for…read more5 days. It makes my heart full knowing, what a beautiful community my mom lives in. The care she receives is top notch. Every single employee knows her name and the names of all of their tenants. My mom feels like she is in her own apartment with all the amenities of resort loving. I cannot thank everyone enough for your wonderful caring hearts. I will leave here, knowing that my mom has the best life, and is in the best hands. Thank you, Louise Rose, One of Sally's 5 girls.​

DON'T GET FOOLED. My…read moremother lived in the Memory Care unit at Park View Estates beginning in November 2024 and ending in early December 2025. Based on our experience, there are issues families should understand before choosing this facility. Yes -- the facility is attractive. At first glance it appears bright, clean, and well maintained. Unfortunately, that does not necessarily translate into consistent care. State licensing records from 2021 show that the Park View's Memory Care rooms included emergency pull cords in resident bedrooms and bathrooms, as required by state regulations at the time the facility opened. That same report also stated that all residents would be provided wearable alert pendants to be worn at all times. Even the brochure we received when visiting the facility clearly stated that the suites were "equipped with an emergency alert system installed for summoning help from your care team." However, when our mother lived there beginning in November 2024, we did not observe functioning emergency pull cords or call buttons inside her Memory Care room. The locations where pull cords would normally be installed were covered with electrical plates (see photos). They did offer wearable pendants, but they are not mandatory and there is an upcharge (an additional monthly fee). The only fixed emergency call buttons we observed were located outside the resident rooms in the hallway (see photos) which do not satisy State regulations related to in-room call systems. Because of these concerns, we filed complaints with the California Department of Social Services (CDSS) in March, May and September 2025 regarding the emergency call system. In January 2026, CDSS sent us their investigative finding. The investigation found that the facility's call system does not operate from residents' rooms. After we raised these concerns and pursued the state complaint process, our family was subsequently served with an eviction notice. Ultimately, even though it was traumatic for my mother to leave her newly found friends, we chose to move her to another facility that has a functioning in-room emergency response system. Another issue families should understand involves Park View's Medical Director. This is the person whose opinion can influence whether a resident is allowed to remain at the facility or be evicted. We learned that the Park View Medical Director also serves as a medical consultant for a law firm that represents assisted living facilities against residents in resident-related disputes. This dual role, in our view, raised questions regarding the independence of the medical determinations affecting our mother's residency. Also. if you do rely on the pendant system, in our experience, responses were slow and there were many occasions where we either had to call the front desk ourselves or drive to the facility to resolve an issue. Families researching this facility on the CDSS website (and everyone should do this) should also understand that complaint investigations can take a long time to appear on the State's public licensing website. For example, the most recent investigation posted in February 2026 concerned health and safety issues alleged to have occurred in 2023, roughly three years earlier. We currently have several complaints that are more than six months old that still have not appeared on the public site. My advice is to look carefully at reviews that discuss response times and quality of care, not just comments about how clean or attractive the building appears, which will seem favorable to short-term, visitors (i.e., those not needing service in the middle of the night). There are simply better choices available for your loved ones than Park View. Especially if they have needs beyond room and board.

If ya can't be at home, This is like a home. A staff…read moreThat's a team truly caring ForYou. Some of the best most competent healthcare workers. Attention to detail and consistent. Hardly ever turn over. People love to commit their career here and to you

My dad went in for rehab after breaking his hip. The outside is a little outdated along with the…read moreinside too. Let's just say I gave them $100 worth of clothes. We had two signs up saying family will wash his laundry and a laundry basket in his closet. For his clothes to disappear and could never be found. Know the food smelled and looked disgusting. If I didn't bring him food he didn't eat. And they even lost a couple of his meals I bought him. The CNA's even felt comfortable enough to sneak into his snacks. And not to say the would only change his diaper 3 times a day. His clothes would be soaked with urine. Know the rehab part was good. They listen to concerns and tried to figure things out with us. And to say this is one of the top rated nursing centers.

I am currently at Fountain Valley Acute Rehab Center after my knee replacement surgery, and I…read morehonestly can't say enough good things about this place. The entire staff is unbelievably attentive and genuinely focused on doing what's best for their patients. You can feel that they truly care. I especially want to sing the praises of someone who goes well beyond the call of duty -- Kelton. He is a good young man with strong values, a great attitude, and real compassion for the people he helps. Employees like him are what make a rehab center not just good, but excellent

My wife's uncle was placed here a couple months back. He was on the 3rd floor and had a roommate…read more The front desk looks amazing since they upgraded from Manor Care. However, I know they are still making changes since the building if I am not mistaken under new ownership. Anyhow, upon arriving to his floor, there were CNAs and the nurses desk near by to see if we had any questions. The staff did get his room ready as he did have Enhanced Barrier Precaution isolation. So we are thankful for that. The food was good and the care was okay. I wish the staff was a bit more attentive instead of hanging out in the hallways having conversations about their personal lives. In that setting, it was a bit disappointing and unprofessional. We visited in the 3 weeks he was there, and no major red flags or concerns on our end. If I was to be asked if we would readmit him there again, I would look around for options first before opting to go back. Thank you to the team that did take care of him, and ensured he was safe to come back home! Not ever nursing home is the same or has a horrible back story! Ours was just okay... and I am happy to leave the 3 star review for services.

Extremely poor management! however, most CNAs are very helpful. The beds are extremely old and…read moreworn out, such that a deep channel is sunk down the middle of the beds, rendering them VERY uncomfortable! The rooms are shared with two others of the same sex. The worst is that almost everyone is incontinent and pooping their diapers HOURLY, or even TWICE AN HOUR! And their stench is DISGUSTING! Many times I had to open the window and exit the room for several hours. C'MON PEOPLE, GET YOUR SH-T TOGETHER! YOU'RE NOT BABIES, FGS! Poor CNAs who are FEARLESS. However, a male CNA was very proud to tell me his license is from Texas! In my entire professional career since age 22 in no other workplace or professional setting have I seen that a non-CA licensee is accepted. And that is a unfortunate reflection of the extremely high employee turnover, of approx 50% per month, as discussed by three CNAs at lunch one day. That's similar to McDonald's! Amazing... My advice: stay away and keep your family away from this miserable, efn hellhole! -5 stars.

Ashley in physical therapy is absolutely amazing here at Huntington valley. We appreciate her so…read moremuch and Joe is great too

We had my mother stay at Magnolia Palms to regain her strength after a long hospitalization from…read moreHoag and a skilled nursing facility and had great care. Kim and Chris made my mom feel right at home, and the caregivgers were great with her. The home was very clean and the meals were excellent! My mom's only complaint was that she could not enjoy the meals because of her diabetic meal restrictions. Kim got our mom strong and independent to return to her home. We highly recommend this board and care. Thank you!

Never expected needing to find a board and care facility for my family member. It was a transition…read morefrom rehab to home. This was all new to us - how to find a place and find a place we like. Our placing agent recommended Magnolia Palms. We end to check it out and the owners Kim and Chris were very patient with myself and my family. They answered all our questions made us feel at ease that my family member will be well cared especially since we were not local. Setting up the contract was pretty straight forward and they are electronically savvy. The facility is brand new very comfortable. The rooms are pretty good size and very clean. The staff there was very attentive and addressed all needs. We lived up north and never worried about our family member's care. We were extremely happy and felt they treated us like family. If you are looking for a place for your loved one and want them treated like family, consider here!

Garden Park Care Center has been a blessing for our family. When my mom arrived in February, she…read morewas frail and disoriented. The staff's attentive care, nutrition, and therapy helped her regain strength and clarity--she's now at a healthy weight and continuing to improve. Everyone--from the nurses to the administrative staff--has been kind, responsive, and helpful in keeping us updated on her care. Special thanks to Nancy, Jennifer, Anita, Xitlali, Chi, Emma, and so many others who made a difference in her recovery. We're deeply grateful for the compassion and professionalism shown every step of the way.

Probably the best care center that our grandma has stayed at!…read more When you first walk through the door, there isn't a horrible odor that ambushes you like other elderly care centers. All of the LVNs that we've interacted with have been very sweet and caring. We haven't had any issues and the place itself is very clean. Highly recommend it if you're looking for a place for your loved ones!

I want to express my deepest appreciation for the exceptional care provided by Jasmine Gore. Her…read morekindness, patience, and dedication went far beyond expectations. Whether it was attending to daily needs, offering comfort during difficult moments, or simply being a calm and steady presence, she consistently shows compassion and respect in everything she has done for me. Thank you! Stephen Cullen

Brightstar Home Caregivers were all I hoped and expected when my Husband was severely ill. Their…read morehelp educating, caring , helping around house went above and beyond supporting me at this challenging time. The company never disappointed me, always available and making sure help for us 24 hours a day. The kindness and dependability was much appreciated. I recommend them to anyone looking for quality caregivers Appreciative Clients

Finally they have Hired Genuine Nurses Assistants , and those with compassion for the Senior…read moreCitizens population , as a matter of fact I observed a senior Citizen patient last evening and she had the hugest Smile on her face and the vibes (Body Language ) were that of trust and someone cared for her well being. Congrats Ms. Samantha , Ms. Jessica and Ms. Amy and Ms. Jessica ,also Ms. Jasmine , Ms. Abby and Ms. Michelle, and Ms. Diane , genuinely professional and especially their Work Ethics makes then stand out and be Recognized in this Most Challenging work profession and environment , to say the least these patients genuinely appreciate your presence and Joy these outstanding new Workers display daily, Thank You , Thank You to these New Nurse Assistants at this manor Care Rehab/Nursing facility !!! These New Employees are exceptional and hard working Staff, work just as hard and with no Attitudes , Mr. Christ and Ms. Ashley and Ms. Samar are the first impressions as visitors come to visit there Loved ones, here at the Manor Skilled Nursing/ rehab. facility ,these Outstanding employees work and rotate the front desk , the way the night Certified Nurse Ms. Linda (Graveyard Shift hours) and whenever needed ,thanks to you Ms. Linda ,you are the Heart and Soul of this Facility that continues to beat!! Also the new employee who makes the morning Coffee work just as hard and she makes delicious and tasty Morning Coffee and is one of those New Employees who work Ethics and Attitude are what brings smiles to all, thank you thank you Ms. Coffee lady !!!!! Thee Counselor

This place could be better if they had more staff assisting the patients. They take too long to…read morecome around when the ring bell is called. The receptionist is very nice and welcoming always. Some CNAs are very nice and helpful but those who have a lot of work overload you can tell they just are in a rush to get to every patient to be able to finish their runs. Management needs to work better with getting more help so each patient doesn't go longer than 20 minutes without getting helped.

My wife had a knee replacement surgery done and we were recommended to go here for rehabilitation…read more I was very skeptical of Nursing facilities but I must say that this place has the best Physiotherapy Group of dedicated, laborious, patient focused people under the Director Ashima Nagpal and the whole team. They are a focused group who know how to help set goals and make them achieve with hard labour, passion and making sure to match the need of the patient. With their help we are back home and my wife is getting better every day with the exercises she learnt from the Physiotherapists. The nursing staff is also very compassionate and I would recommend this place any time.

My sister recently had a lengthy Hospital stay and needed to enter a rehab facility for some extra…read morehealing. Newport rehab was an excellent place of care and kindness. It is a small place and therefore the care is very good. The staff is extremely kind and caring. I was there a lot and always found the center to be well run organized and everyone there helpful. My sister was safe secure and had a good recovery while there. The physical rehab team is good and the gardens and area is lovely for people getting well. I'm very grateful to them for the wonderful care.

This center allows their mentally and physically unwell patients to loiter all along the street…read moreoutside the facility. They play loud music from their phones, smoke weed, cigarettes, and yell inside my apartment to me and my TODDLER. I've complained and it's done nothing. Maybe this review will get someone's attention

This facility is a living nightmare--an absolutely disgraceful, inhumane place where vulnerable…read moreelders are left to suffer in neglect and filth. It should be shut down immediately. The conditions are nothing short of appalling: trash strewn across the room, including used nursing gloves carelessly discarded next to my grandmother's bed. It looked more like a crime scene than a care facility. The neglect here is blatant and cruel. A family member arrived in the evening--after dinner had supposedly been served and the day staff had left--only to find my grandmother lying helplessly in bed with a fork and knife in her hands, completely untouched food beside her. She had been "tucked in" for the night without ever being fed. Why? Because she couldn't feed herself and no one bothered to help her. This wasn't a mistake--this was abuse. Clinical, institutionalized abuse. The way this facility treats the elderly is sickening. It is beyond neglect--it is a form of sanctioned torture. We witnessed it ourselves. There is no compassion, no dignity, no humanity. Just apathy and cruelty. No one--no one--should ever be subjected to what our grandmother experienced here. This place should be investigated for elder abuse immediately. What's happening behind these walls is unconscionable, and people need to know.