My 88‑year‑old mother was placed in the Villa Anne Home in Riverside after living with my husband…read moreand me for two years. As her health needs increased, we could no longer provide the level of care she required. After exploring several options, Robert and Stephanie were referred to me by an agent, and I'm so grateful for that recommendation. The Villa Anne is a truly clean home and well‑maintained every time I visited. I was always greeted warmly by the two caregivers, and sometimes by Robert and/or Stephanie , the owners, as well. I felt the caregivers and the owners were attentive, compassionate, and very aware of each resident's needs. They also made a point to communicate with our family and accommodate anything my mother needed. Although my mother was only there for about four months before she passed, I felt the quality of care she received was excellent. She never once complained, and I appreciated the consistency and routine they provided each day. We also had hospice visiting almost daily, and they repeatedly complimented the home and the level of care being given. I am thankful for the peace of mind Villa Anne provided during such a difficult time. I highly recommend this home to any family seeking compassionate, high‑quality residential care for their loved one.

Our family will always be grateful to The Villa Anne for the loving care they gave my father during…read morehis final years with Alzheimer's. They treated him with kindness and dignity every day, and we truly felt blessed to have them on our team.

My mom and I toured a few different facilities and hands down we were really impressed with staff…read moreat The Grove. They greeted us with warms smiles and were extremely friendly which made us feel welcomed and the rehab team answered all our questions right when we walked in. Plus it looks clean and newly remodeled which made me feel more at ease knowing I want the best for one of my loved ones. Then after two weeks of being here the staff backed up that first impression and the road to recovery was made much easier, I'd recommended this facility to anyone I know!

My dad was really happy there. But when he had a brain bleed, they sent him to hospital without a…read morechart, no one knew that his state was not his baseline and I never received a call until the ER called me. They never followed up with me.

I have only visited my brother 1 time, so this might change, however, he was moved there because…read morehis prior care facility was not able to keep up with his needs and he was being repeatedly hospitalized, and the others that lived there would steal anything nice we would buy for him. He's been at CalOaks for a short time and I already see the difference. He is happy, he really likes it there, the staff is nice, food is good and he hasn't had a single thing come up missing. We visited on a holiday and we had a hard time getting onto the property, but I'm taking that as a good sign that it will keep any riff raff off of the property as well. Overall, I'm impressed with the care my brother is getting and I look forward to continuing the relationship.

This place is like a communist facility. leaving elders in their own urine until that Mental…read morepatients asks for help. Amy is hostile and rude and listens to your phone calls with your loved ones, which is illegal. Elder people have rights as well, but Amy placed my mom in her office when I was speaking to my mom. Mom entered with a cell phone as did her husband and both are "Missing". Then just yesterday a cockroach walked up the door and into my moms room, it so discusting. Cal Oaks Senior Living is the worst place, if you love your family member, do NOT TAKE THEM HERE. Not just that they put a married couple in a SINGLES ROOM, and are taking money from both. When I tried to talk to AMY all she does is yell and it is only a matter of time before they are shut down, from ELDER ADULT abuse, to cockroaches to neglect. If I could leave ZERO STARS, I would. This place and staff are just a building with rooms and they do not care about the person only the persons money. RUN is my advice

Brett and Sophie were amazing with care for my 85 year old father. He was always happy, clean, well…read moredressed, and never had a negative thing to say. He was so comfortable that he felt like he was at home. As for me, I could not be happier with the care they provided. I would visit my father at least twice a week and check him out for the day at least once a week. They always had him ready to go. I was often amazed on how easily they could work with him and honestly to get him to do things that I could not. I had my father in several other facilities, and the care was nowhere near what Everlast provided. Within a couple weeks, I knew I found a great place for Dad. Communication and recommendations, Brett was always on top of it. Something didn't look or feel right, we were talking. Brett always had suggestions on how to make it better. Things like compression socks, additional padding for the bed, creams, lotions, and powder for his feet. My father was also on Hospice for 2 years, and their incredible expertise on how to schedule and help me navigate with Hospice was amazing. The facility, always clean, well maintained and in a peaceful neighborhood. I especially liked the layout and how easy it was for seniors to move around. Unlike most facilities, when I would visit, other residents would be in the front room, living room, or kitchen table being interactive with each other, or the care givers. Unfortunately, all good things do come to an end, but the loving and care did not stop. I invited them to my father's Celebration of Life, which they happily attended. Thanks you Brett and Sophie for taking excellent care of my father.

Brett Powell the owner and his staff cared for my brother during his recovery from hospitalization…read more Due to their care, he made a remarkable recovery. The facility is always clean and in tiptop shape . Medications were administered correctly. The atmosphere in the house was always congenial. I recommend this facility highly .

Crystal and her team are the best! My mother lived here for about a year and half before peacefully…read morepassing at the age of 95. I cannot say enough about how good the care was and how wonderful the caregivers are. They took excellent care of my mother and even served as an advocate with her physician. There was constant communication with the family. The house is immaculate and they do their best to get everyone- even the non-ambulatory patients up and around. The food is high-quality and they cater to the likes and dislikes of the patients. After visiting other options for placement, Home Sweet Home was clearly outstanding.

I found Serenity for my Mom through Yelp. So I wanted to leave a review to help others. Yenny, the…read moreAdministrator, her Mom, sister, and caregiver Estelle are amazingly caring people. The home is kept clean, linens and clothing are always clean, and my Mom always loved the food. They made my Mom feel like family while she was there. They treated her professionally and expertly but very lovingly too. My Mom also enjoyed the companionship of the other residents as well. I would recommend Serenity to anyone!!! With much appreciation and gratitude !

for the last year of my mother's life we had her at Serenity. I wish we had moved her there…read moresooner. They were so nice and cared for my mom as if she were their own family. It is a small property in a nice, quite neighborhood with a well kept backyard that my mom enjoyed when the weather was right. I can't recommend Serenity high enough. We were blessed to have received their services even though it was for a short time.

I am writing this review based on my personal experience with the Gardens of Riverside, where my…read moremother lived for the last four years of her life. Initially, everything seemed fine, and my mother was happy and active. However, things took a turn for the worse after Gracie Garcia took over as Director. I noticed that some caregivers seemed unqualified to care for Alzheimer's patients. In June 2024, I started noticing marks and bruises on my mother, but Gracie and Joanna refused to explain why, citing that I was not the power of attorney. Her power of attorney did not visit. My mother's cognitive state began to decline rapidly. I stopped receiving updates and photos of her activities, and during my weekly visits, I saw many residents, including my mother, left unattended in wheelchairs with no stimulation. In August, my mother was left standing unattended and fell, hitting her head and causing a brain bleed. Despite my persistence, the facility delayed sending her to the hospital for five hours. Gracie claimed it wasn't an emergency because she didn't see a bump on my mother's head, demonstrating her lack of qualifications. My mother's doctors' notes indicated that she needed follow-up care, but both the facility and her power of attorney failed to provide it. My mother passed away two months after her fall, and her death certificate listed a subdural hematoma as the cause of death. If my mother had received proper care, she might still be alive today, as she was not in the final stages of Alzheimer's disease. I am sharing this review to warn other families about the Gardens of Riverside and the leadership of Gracie Garcia. I've documented my observations of my mother through photographs from June to November. Although I was currently involved in a lawsuit with her power of attorney, her passing ultimately brought relief from my daily concerns about her well-being.

I placed my cousin at this facility in September of 2022. He had dementia for a few years, and it…read morewas progressing very quickly. He had been at three other locations prior to this one. I had visited before and had placed him on a waiting list. Staff had always been very nice and called me immediately if they had any concern. If I had any issues, Gracie took care of them immediately, but those issues never involved the care my cousin was receiving. At one point they called and said there was an opening in a smaller building, and they wanted to move him there so he could have more eyes on him, since he was becoming unsteady on his feet. This did not increase his rent. It is a memory care facility, so keep in mind that residents like to go "shopping". So, make sure all items are marked permanently. I used a washable tag and snapped them on with a tool from Amazon. Do not take anything of value, like jewelry or anything you would regret going missing. Do not take more items than they really need. The staff can give you a good number of items they really need. You really have to be realistic when placing a loved one in any facility. It's not being cold hearted; it's a fact of life. My cousin had very thin skin and bruised easy. That happens as we age and when he had bruises on his arms, I could tell they were from the way he leaned into his wheelchair. Two people at a time also had to pick him up to move him into his wheelchair, a recliner, the shower chair and he gave no assistance at all. A six-foot-tall man. I never worried while he was there, and this was a great relief. The Gardens called me as soon as they saw a pink spot to let me know they were contacting his health care provider. I was also comforted to have a conversation with a visiting nurse, and he had stated that this was one of the best facilities in the area and the staff was doing a really good job on treating a bed sore. My cousin no longer walked, nor stood and I was able to view the log on how many times he was turned each day. My cousin had starting to refuse food and would throw it and spit it out. The staff kept me informed and worked with his healthcare provider to try anything they could to give him nourishment. My cousin passed away on Good Friday 2025 from complications due to Alzheimer's. The Gardens staff was very comforting, helpful and considerate. He started to transition three days earlier and was on hospice. I would especially like to thank Gracie, Lynn, Vickie, Amanda, Jojo, Claudia and the maintenance man for their help during my cousins stay and during his transition. There were many others for which I don't know their names. They all showed so much compassion and understanding that was truly heartfelt.

I am a mobile notary in the Corona and surrounding areas. I am in several different assisted living…read morehomes on a regular basis. Senior Oasis is by far the most well run home facility in our area. It is extremely clean and the staff is very kind, patient and thoughtful. Every time I'm there to help one of the residents I always want to stay to eat because the home made fresh food smells amazing. I have gotten to know the owners over the years and they are incredibly kind. Highly recommend this establishment.

It's a pleasure for me to visit and care for my patients at Senior Oasis as a certified nurse…read moreassistant. This home is like a family for me, it feels warm and friendly, everyone is happy, the place is clean and well equipped, caregivers Dina & Joe have a big heart for caring & loving their residents. The owner, Gabriela is part of daily operation and always available and attentive with everyone's needs. I'm so lucky to provide services in a home like this.