My sister recently visited Folsom care for 2 nd time. As before the care staff was outstanding…read more Jo An and Alena, & Martin , mark nurse head, Lance,Jackie, Patrick , Gloria & Julia in admissions & esp Tanya in p.t. For getting her moving. We are so grateful that there are still caring people in rehab. Thanks again Connie & Susie H

This center is very respectful and clean. Love the design and kind people. Love this place!!read more

AMAZING! Beautiful! Immaculate facility! Loving employees who feel like family and friends. Shari…read moreKranig is the Executive Director, hired to revamp this senior full-care home. There are not enough positive words to say what a life-saver Brookdale Senior Living in Folsom and Shari Kranig (Exec. Director) have been for my mom and our family. It is immaculate always, to the point where my kids and grandkids all say it smells so good and is so clean! The food is incredible, really! We can visit Mom to eat a yummy meal with her (we pay for our own). There is even a smaller separate dining room where we have had my mom's birthday and other family celebrations. But the greatest compliments are for the staff from the top (Shari) to every person working there: housekeeping, dining, medical, caregivers, front desk, maintenance, etc. Everyone knows my mom's name and the family. It always feels so welcoming to visit, and comforting knowing Mom is loved and cared for. Mom often holds my hand tell me that they love her! My mom was so ill when she first moved in. I thought we were going to lose her, but she has been stabilized and is so much better. Her room has a beautiful view of the huge courtyard with a giant oak tree, roses and many potted flowers. There is an outside walkway, patio with chairs, tables and umbrellas so she and our family can go outside for sunshine and nature. The Fireside Room is cozy with a full-sized grand piano. My mom even played it several times. It is an active spot for people from Bible study to word games, exercise and musicians. There are daily activities, menus, and outings to the store or elsewhere. This facility includes a memory section, and I toured noticing how immaculate it is kept. The residents were also well dressed, clean and have activities. As I said, not enough words. Best care I have ever imagined for my Mom. Thank you, Brookdale and Shari for your angelic hand! Allison Rice, Auburn CA.

Can you say neglect? I've been trying to get my father into diapers for four days. Yesterday I…read moredelivered diapers myself , yet this morning they have not been delivered and are 'missing'. And this happened after I engaged management for help. To top if off, during this lockdown where the residents are in they rooms, my father has gotten zero exercise.

Ever since my lady and I have been watching our spending habits by not shopping at retailers that…read moresell "new" merchandise, the whole thrifting thing has been surprisingly successful as of late. Which takes me to the city of Folsom where we both had the opportunity in checking out "Snowline Thrift Store". Located directly on East Bidwell St and adjacent to Glenn Dr, this very well-known thrift store has been serving the Folsom community and its surrounding areas dating back to 1979. Best of all, the money that is collected goes towards hospice care for a variety of hospitals and care facilities in the greater Sacramento area. My lady and I came here during the afternoon on Saturday 5/30/2026 at around 3:00pm. As for the exterior of building, this place offers ample parking for a couple dozen vehicles which is very convenient on the busier days. Upon entry, I was greeted by a huge jukebox (that sounded amazing) playing lots of great upbeat music; my kind of vibe when I am thrifting. The main register is near the front entrance while there are actual fitting rooms (unlike Goodwill) where you can try your clothes on before you buy. Finally, they do offer a single one-person restroom towards the mid-rear part of the building. Business hours are also quite reasonable as they are open Monday through Saturday from 9am-7pm and Sunday from 11am-7pm. The overall prices here are quite reasonable as they sell a nice assortment of men's, women's, and children's apparel all at decent prices. Here you will find quite a bit of tees, polos, blouses, pants, jeans, skirts, outerwear, ties, shoes, and much more. They also carry a nice variety of glasses, dishes, small kitchen appliances, home apparel, artificial plants, mirrors, artwork, and even larger items such as tables, recliners, curio cabinets, and bedroom/living room furniture. And for the bookworm/audiophile in all of us, this place sells quite a decent amount of books, movies (VHS/DVD), music (vinyl records/CD's). During our visit, my lady was able to make a few amazing purchases on some small accessories for her workstation as well as some nice little side pieces for the living room. Even when she took these items to the front register, they gave her a better deal which meant she left paying a lot less than she had anticipated. However, the store itself was a little bit cluttered but still easy enough to navigate around. With the above average customer service, decent selection, and very reasonable prices on much of their merchandise, I am giving the Folsom "Snowline Thrift Store" an above average four stars.

I will begin by stating that I appreciate the services that Snowline Thrift supports. I believe…read morethey likely make an important impact in the lives of the people they serve. For the thrift shop itself, they have a wide assortment of items available for sale. Home items, clothing, music, etc. I feel that some things are priced well, while others are overpriced. For instance, they had a power wheelchair in the shop priced at $4,000. I work in the wheelchair industry, so I understand that this chair has value, however, this wheelchair also has a repair history as noted on the back of the chair. For a thrift shop that has a mission of supporting families through such difficult times, I would hope that they would make the pricing on durable medical equipment more accessible to those who truly need it. This is a custom power chair, meaning it won't be a perfect fit for whoever buys it. There would likely need to be modifications and potential repairs, which would be even more out of pocket cost for the family. Other than that, spend time looking around at what else is offered. I liked looking through the home decor.

Gus Verras, son of Barbara Ruth…read more My mom has been a resident for 9 months and very happy with the care. She has made many friends and enjoys the activities. Every time I come to visit, I have to find her in the game room or any of the other social areas. She is in a wheelchair due to M.S. The staff helps her with everything she needs. We were concerned in the beginning with the transition from her home to here. She has adapted well and likes it.

We are so pleased with the community and care my Mom has and is receiving at Eskaton at Granite…read moreBay. A year and a half ago, our family decided to move Mom, who is 102, into Eskaton Lodge. It was a challenging decision, but we are now blessed to have made that difficult decision. Over the year and a half, my Mom has been able to make friends, enjoy the many activities and most importantly, gain confidence in the care staff that provides her medications, check in with her on a regular basis and provide for her daily needs. When we often leave my Mom, she reassures us saying, "Don't worry, I am well cared for". For that a big praise and thank you to the staff of Eskaton Lodge at Granite Bay.

Making the decision to put a loved one on hospice is one of the most difficult things to do…read more Having a company that is extremely attentive and communicative can make the process so much easier. Susie was great at walking us through the process. Tim was the most AMAZING nurse anyone could ask for. They were always available by phone and provide great care for my mom. They did everything from ordering equipment, making sure we had supplies, and going through meds with us.They made the end of life care a little easier.

Ann-Ha is a Aid and does a great job with the residents at wholsome Elderly on Mathis, she knows…read morehow to manage the client that has dementia. She talks to him very gentle and understands him. Ann is caring towards him.

I used California Caregivers to hire help for both my mother and father…read more They were very professional and helped us find good fits in caregivers that worked out well for both their needs. I would highly recommend California Caregivers to anyone needing in home care, and I plan to hire them in the near future to assist my aunt with her needs.

California CareGivers who is based out of the Land Park , Greenhaven area has been an absolute…read moreblessing for our family. They have been taking care of my dad, who has Parkinson's, and the level of care and compassion they provide is truly exceptional. Every caregiver we've interacted with has been professional, kind, and genuinely caring--not just doing a job, but forming a real connection with my dad. It gives our family such peace of mind knowing he's in such good hands. One of the biggest reliefs for us has been how they handle the billing process with CalPERS Long Term Care Insurance. They direct bill the insurance company, which means we don't have to worry about being the middle person or dealing with the stress of reimbursements. That alone has saved us so much time and energy. They also went out of their way and helped my mom in an emergency situation. They also are very quick and accommodating when last minute care is needed. We're deeply grateful for the support California CareGivers has provided. They've made a difficult journey feel a lot more manageable, and we can't recommend them highly enough.

Bristol Hospice Fairfield. Excellent Quality of care,…read moreattentive, care conference, admission liaison, social worker and case manager nurses were all excellent and supportive. Kind and helpful. Very grateful for their services at Greenfield Care Center.

I waited to write this review to make sure it was fair. My father entered hospice care about three…read moreyears ago, starting with Bristol Hospice. While his nurse was kind, she did not advocate for him when it mattered most. My dad was in severe pain from prostate cancer, and despite repeatedly telling them his medication wasn't working, Bristol ignored his pleas. Anyone who has watched a loved one die knows that no one in that situation asks for more medication "for fun." About a year into care, Bristol abruptly dropped my dad in the middle of his hospice journey. Before doing so, they told me they weren't taking away his driver's license, yet shortly after we received notice in the mail that they had. When I called to ask about it, they insisted they had told me beforehand--which was untrue. This deception not only stripped my dad of something deeply meaningful to him, it also eroded any trust we had in their care. As a social worker, I know what healthy, dignified care should look like. The way Bristol treated my dad--ignoring his pain, failing to advocate, and being dishonest about critical matters--was borderline abusive. Withholding effective pain management from a dying patient is unacceptable.

I have hired caregivers for the care of my mother. They have always been caring and safe with her.read more

Started my search looking for an agency that can help us in our difficult situation right now…read more. My phone call was answered, and I spoke to Erica.. During my search, I have realized that most of the agencies have dealt with difficult situations from their own pasts, which seems to create a certain familiarity.. I know it will be challenging trying to find the right agency, and finding the right caregiver that will want to help us out on the weekends.. Erika was very helpful, but also very upfront that because of the shortage of workers, it may take some time to find someone. I am glad I called.

Compssionale knowledgeable quick to respond at a most difficult of times…read more They took the teeth out of an overwhelming task. Starting at Mercy San Jaun. Carmichael CA. Following to Care center in Carmichael. Short assignment. Patient deteriated quickly. Social worker called with notice of his passing. Worked out details with me his sister with power of Attorney.

3 different case managers in 4 months. Communication about the changes was nonexistent and I had…read moreto call and ask/advocate for more consistent staffing. Prescribing doctor difficult - very slow to respond to prescribe meds to help with sundowning, sleep disturbances, and at the end, pain meds - especially liquid morphine when my dad could no longer swallow. Do your research on the doctor your loved one will be assigned to for care. IT IS CRITICAL and could have saved us a lot of heartache on the last day. I regret using this company. Hospice is supposed to be comfort care - but instead I had to advocate even harder for basic care for my dad than I did before he was under hospice care, at a time when he was actively dying and I was most overwhelmed, sad and uncertain.