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    North County Alano Club

    3.5 (8 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Chicken Quezadilla served with sour cream and salsa
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    Food is really great while you visit either as a guest or A Member ~~~ A place to Start Anew if you are in a dark Addictive place Its not a fancy place but the people are Kind and do care and its home to many for many years.

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    Great burgers. Great people. Great place to catch a meeting. The review before me seems unfair. This place helps and works

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    Carlsbad City Hall

    3.0
    (2 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    Carl's really not that bad, trust me…read more I came here to see the bats, but the whole experience was a little expensive considering the amount of money I had - or rather didn't have - at the time. It's still a pretty amazing place, out in the wilderness of mountainous New Mexico. It didn't quite look the way I thought it would look, but it's definitely a part of the world that I enjoy visiting.

    Okay so this review is for the City of Carlsbad, essentially city hall but the city itself doesn't…read morehave a page so it defaults here. We visited Carlsbad since it seemed like a good destination not far from San Diego but we had not ever been there or heard anything about it. We stayed at the Hilton property which was older but still nice and right across the street from the beach. While the stay was nice we were looking for things to do and wanted to go out for a few drinks. Unfortunately, the city doesn't have much to offer aside from a few breweries which sadly close early. They all closed at 10 pm or before. When I asked about third one they said it was mostly due to covid and that they were short staffed and also they weren't getting as many people which was a bummer because unless you're coming here to eat and do it early, there is essentially no night life. It's great for the day, for the beach, for families or kids but if you come here because of the tourism commercial on TV (like we did lol) just make sure you plan what you are going to do and know that it's not the kind of place where you're going to be able to bar hop or take a Lyft from the hotel downtown and just stroll because everything (even a lot of restaurants) close early. It's sad because unlike SD or other beach cities it has potential but again, I stress if you come here make sure to plan it out, find some of the historic sites but don't travel here to go out late. Make the trip further south and have fun.

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    La Paloma Healthcare Center

    La Paloma Healthcare Center

    3.5
    (64 reviews)
    3.6 mi

    Worst experience! I…read morehad an emergency surgery & was too weak to go home from the hospital 1) I was told Dr. Novac was my doctor while at the facility. Dr. Novac visited me once after I was admitted & barked questions at me. A couple of days later, there was confusion on my new prescriptions & I was concerned about my abdominal surgical site. I requested to talk to him again he refused to meet with me in the 11 days I was there. Husband called facility asking to speak to him & was told it wasn't permitted. (Red Flag) 2) Not once but twice, I had to correct 2 different CNA's? Nurses? about my meds being changed. In fact, I was already given meds that I wasn't supposed to take & I brought it up but was told I was mistaken. The young man who dispensed the meds, double checked & later apologized. The 2nd time it was a nurse, she argued with me, went out & grabbed the blister pack of pills to prove she was right & I had to point the name of meds on package & show her she was calling the meds by the wrong name! That was where the confusion was, both meds started with the same 2 letters. Scary! These are supposed to be professionals. 3) In 11 days, I was moved THREE times to 3 different rooms! I'm supposed to be resting to get stronger to go home. In all fairness, I initially requested to be moved to a quieter spot. The door to the rooms are generally left open & I had a light shining in my eyes all night long plus was in a very noisy busy area & they did move me in a day or 2. I was so grateful. This room was more quiet But every time the bathroom door was opened the stench of MOLD was super strong. I noticed there was a hole in the drywall under the sink & towels wrapped around pipes under the sink. One day, I had to let a cna know there was water on the bathroom floor which was mopped. Safety Issue! A few days later!! I was moved yet again. 3) In each room there are 3 beds. 1 bathroom. WARNING! It is not unusual for your roommate to be a sundowner. Be prepared for screaming and disruptive behavior all night. Nurses also come in the room at all hours to change their diaper and of course the lights go on & disrupt any sleep you might get. They are not quiet, either. I can't begin to tell you how anxious & stressed I became. Even with earplugs lights being shined all hours was so disruptive to sleeping. 4) Physical therapist & occupational therapists were very nice. However, I was super weak, had to use a walker, just had abdominal surgery & after a couple of sessions, I was so sore that I had to take tylenol and place ice on my abdomen for a few hours for 2 days. Knowing this, they continued to nudge me to do the exercises until I mentioned it to the head of the department in passing, then the exercises did become lighter. I was told by both therapists at different times I should have told them I was in pain during the session. But I tried to to tell them the discomfort did not happen during the sessions. Knowing how weak I was plus just having abdominal surgery possibly from the beginning warranted a gentler approach. 5) I had noticed that some "problem patients" would use the call button repeatedly for the nurses with stupid questions, etc. They were eventually ignored. But there is something so disturbing about hearing someone yell "NURSE" sometimes for hours. I was so stressed out. I was determined to be a good patient while here. It was clear to me that this facility was extremely understaffed. But ONE day I really needed to speak to a nurse. ONE DAY out of 11 days I pushed the nurse button only to be told the nurse would be right in. An hour later, I pushed the button & was told the nurse just had her break but would be right in. An hour later I tried again and was told yet another excuse. Nurse never came, I gave up and the next morning she came in to see what i wanted the night before without much interest. Very disappointing & frustrating. 6) Not always, but for the most part the food was less than cafeteria food. Some meals were ok. You fill out a meal form when you get there. I tried cold cereal for breakfast & it upset my stomach. I told 2 different people and also filled out another form but continued to get the food I couldn't eat. Sometimes, my roommate got my food by mistake and I got theirs. That's my experience. I hope it helps someone. In my case I was discharged from the hospital unexpectedly & my husband was contacted by a social worker or insurance agent (?) & was told I was going to La Paloma. This all happened within a couple of hours. Knowing what we know now, check with your insurance & see which facilities are covered. And if possible check the reviews. This was our first experience with a nursing facility and I'm not sure if they are all this bad, but it was a horrible experience.

    My 100-year-old mother was at La Paloma for 2 1/2 months and absolutely loved it as did I. She has…read morein the last 15 or so years been in a variety of facilities, and this was the first one where she loved it so much, she felt sad to leave. Although the building is old, they are freshening it up, and it is very clean. Everyone there from the MDs, NP, PAs, nurses, OT, PT, speech therapist, CNAs, and housekeeping were beyond great. All showed a level of expertise, patience, and kindness. No matter how busy or sometimes understaffed the personnel were, not once did anyone act like helping out was a bother. All were pleasant, and happy. Oh, and my mom loved the food too (and she's a picky eater).

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