Monarch is a gem of a facility. From a clinician's perspective, I have worked in many treatment…read morefacilities and IOP's. Monarch is hands down COMPASSIONATE ETHICAL CARE (something the recovery community lacks). The staff truly cares about clients and you can tell the moment you walk in. I would 10/10 recommend Monarch be considered for all your treatment needs. They love what they do and it shows in their care, professionalism, and rapport with clients.

Oxnard manor is a great facility, I have a relative who is currently at this facility in…read morerehabilitation, their attention to patients/residents is on point seemingly at all times from what I've witnessed. It's a clean & quite facility. The nurses, cnas & quite honestly their entire staff have been nothing short of exceptional as far as communication & attention to detail is concerned. I have & will continue to recommend this facility to my friends & family.

Care quality is below standards. In the peak of a heatwave there's no air condition. Terrible…read morecommunication on behalf of everyone. Impossible to have a meeting with anyone there. You're either waiting and no one shows up or they'll leave before you arrive. No communication on patient progress or discharge information. How is this place still open ?

My father was at Glenwood SNF for 100 days. I truly cannot be more grateful for the care and…read moreattention my dad received while he was there in February 2026. He has progressed dementia along with his other medical conditions. The dementia added a whole other level of care that the CNAs handled with care and dignity. I truly wish he could have stayed there. The place felt very communal family oriented. I do recommend this location. The staff, CNAs, physician and nurses care about the patients and treat them with dignity and kindness. Thank you for everything you did for my dad.

I called to get information about the facility. They told me to speak to Rachel but Rachel was…read morenever available. She is not in she left for the day call back an hour etc etc Left voicemail, left messages, she never reached out to me. Finally someone gave her email address. She finally responded to me "oh we don't take your level of care. " Definitely not the kind of response who care as the facility says on their website . Very disappointed

The check-in was horrible. The room tiny and ill-staffed. It was like a house of horrors.read more

Very nice and airy. Many patios for relaxing, visiting and dining. Residents r friendly as well…read more Unfortunately the food is not very good. Poor quality, limited variety and unpleasant taste. However the staff r FANTASTIC. VERY professional and friendly.

My mom is happy with the people who care for her. Linda, Carmen, Sierra and John have been very…read morehelpful lately. Thank you . I'm sure they're are others dealing with her as well I just wanted to say Thank you.

Palms in Ventura is one of the best & safest place for assistance living for family members…read more The residents are well taken care of by staff including caregivers & med techs with 2 full time nurses on staff. A full time chef plans & prepares the meals, nutritious and well balanced. The facility has just been renovated and stays cleans. The activities (full time activity director) range from daily movies time, game time, weekly happy hour and outings in the area. Have a relative currently there and very pleased with the care.

My mother in law moved into The Lexington over a year ago. She is 102, almost 103 now and this was…read morea 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

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

Everyone is friendly,,they greet you when you walk in.. and very concerned about your well being. I…read morejust love everyone there

This place is amazing, from the time you walk through the door. Very clean, professional, and…read morefriendly. This is my kind of place.

My dad lived at the Townehouse for 10 months. We picked the Townehouse as our family has lived here…read morein Ventura for over 57 years and my brother worked at the Townehouse in high school in the 70's. We thought it had a great reputation. Boy, was I wrong. I agree with Bob F. and he wrote his review 7 years ago. The administration, especially Evan and Johnathon, tell you what you want to hear. I just found out that Johnathon is the owner's son, so that really tells you they don't care. If you do not have an advocate checking on your loved one, you had better get one. My dad was in memory care due to his Parkinson's. James, who runs Memory Care, and his staff try their best to help when problems come up, but they are extremely understaffed. When I went to Evan and Johnathon to complain about it a few times I got nowhere. I even told Evan he should go help change briefs as that is what James does to help out. My dad passed away 3 weeks ago and I have yet to get a call, card, or any condolence from the Townehouse. The staff at Memory Care showed our family much sympathy, but to get nothing from the Townehouse management is an utter disgrace.

My grandmother lived here independently in the early 2000s and my mother lives in memory care in…read more2025. For decades Ventura Townehouse has provided the most beautiful, warm, and social environment, exceptionally managed by five star professionals who go above and beyond. The main independent living areas have a resort vibe and the dining room and grounds are gorgeous. Memory care is the loveliest I've seen in California. Every room has its own front patio entrance. The memory care community house is a hub of constant activity and has a delightful large patio and lawn area where there are holiday events with live music. My husband and I enjoy sitting outside and talking with the memory care residents. It feels like a real home and a real family. Everyone seems as content as possible. The professionals are superb at their jobs and make it look effortless.