I have a history with medical and visiting places like this. This location is not the best…read more Aside from the depressive feel of people sitting in the hallways or wandering around, pay attention when you check this place out. Residents with food on them, one laying in the floor, others on their bedding fully clothes in the same clothing for days at a time. There's definitely a storage of staff here, if an issue is addressed, they have excuses. It's hard to find a decent place, but I'd suggest checking out other locations as this one takes the financial side over the patient care

The only way this facility could be considered a desirable place to live out your golden years, is…read moreif you haven't compared it to any other. The meals are substandard, the staff changes rapidly due to the fact that they are not qualified and seek better employment, the whole feel of the place is depressing. They spend a lot of money on image, but let the place fall apart. It is often voted best facility in Woodland because the administrators con every inmate to vote positive. When my mom decided that she needed to move into such a facility as this she choose The Califonian. At the time we did no comparing because she had made up her mind that that was the best. The units have no kitchen facilities except a sink. The first summer her unit reached a consistant 93 degrees regardless of having the cooling switch on. (We found out later the switch was not hooked up to anything. The administrators controlled the system) We eventually bought her a portable A/C rather than have her live so miserably. The frame of mind of these folks is don't complain, because there is so much you have to dend on them for. Any way there are to many things to mention than I can fit in this review. After her living there a year we had such a true sense of how horrible tbe place was we started looking around for a better facility. She is now in a place that is professionally run, has truely capable people working there, the cafeteria is more like a restaurant, the mood is amazing, and on top of that it is less expensive. All I can say is check around before you put your loved one in this hell hole. I can testify there are much better facilities for the same or less expenditure.

5 Stars for Cody (OT). i didn't think I needed OT but Cody…read moreshowed up always upbeat, caring & wanting to find ways to help. He quickly understood how easily my body reacts & was careful not to stir things up, while at the same time presenting ways to strengthen it. He has shown me, often in little ways, things to do to ease pain, that no one had told me about before...that have helped! He also suggested a home-help product I didn't think I needed (but turns out I do), that will help me shower more safely. I have been so impressed w/ everyone from Blossom Ridge. Today I wanted to focus on Cody as he's completed his part in my care. Thanks Cody!

Kudos to all the folks at Blossom Ridge! The home care I'm getting after knee replacement surgery…read moreis excellent and the staff is pleasant. Andrew, Cody, Emily and Mary all work hard to make my recovery as straightforward and simple as possible. Thank you for al your hard work!

My 92 yo mother had a fall and in need of constant care…read more Elizabeth Van Leuven was there to help us with the upmost care and compassion in finding a facility that fit out mothers and our needs. I don't know how much I can thank her for her help. I would recommend her with all my heart. what a God send. thank you Elizabeth for everything. Sylvia Janowiak

We are moving my mom to assisted living. Matthew was awesome... So knowledgeable and helpful!read more

Angelic Housing Resources is a fantastic operation for low-income, room for rent housing. Their…read moreteam is incredibly kind and professional. Clean and affordable housing for those in serious need! Highly recommended.

This place is a scam. They are charging OVER market rates for their rooms, and their premise is to…read morehelp disabled people, but even if they don't offer you any "extra" services, they told me $1400. for one bedroom in a shared house which is ABOVE market rates, the last place I lived was $950/month for LESS people in the house, and this is a "non profit" trying to PRETEND they're helping homeless and elderly, I am living out of a van, they could not help me, because their rental rates were ABOVE market rate, this is 100% scam! They are asking $750. to SHARE a room with a stranger, you can find that yourself, for less money on Craigslist or Facebook. They are PRETENDING to be service providers, while they are offering ABOVE market rate rent. $cam! You can go on AirBnb and find BETTER for LESS!

I was so blessed and thankful that Ms. Ann had availability for my mom. Initially, she stepped in…read moreto give dad a break from caring from mom (with late stage Alzheimers) while he temporarily handled his own health issues. But once, dad was too weak, Ms. Ann was there to give love, care, grace, and blessings. Thank you, Ms. Ann for giving dad a break, and the confidence that his sweetheart was very well taken care of. Thank you for giving mom all that he needed ... and so much more. Dancing when she could, praying, listening to God's word, healthy meals, outdoor time, and her hygiene and skin were so very well taken care of ... even through till the end. Thank you for making their last year and our time together such an amazing joyful blessing. You are a gift!. 5 stars all day. And you have pictures to share, THANK YOU.

From the owner: Ann's Care Home, in Vallejo California provides skilled, experienced, supportive caregivers you can…read moretrust. Feel better in the comfort of home. We specialize in care and daily living assistance to an array of individuals. Whether you need light or moderate assistance due to aging, illness, recovery, or rehabilitation, our care givers will provide an individualized service that you can trust.

Mark Wolff was extraordinary he jumped in and helped you clear the road blocks moving mom into an…read moreassisted living facility. He listened to our concerns and was great at finding her a place. a ten star organization. Thanks for all the help. Kurt

Mark Wolff was extremely response to my needs to find an assisted care facility for my mom in the…read moregreater Sacramento area. He was tasked to find a assisted care facility with specific environments. His choices were all on the money but unfortunately my mom kept coming up with more requirements. If it were me, I would have selected any one of the ones he suggested. He was toughtful and caring of what I wanted for my mom. However, she was steered to another facility in Fremont that filled all of her specifications and then some (primarily an Asian community). She sadly passed in April 2019.

Rebecca helped my family find a place for my Dad and his Wife to be cared for in their final years…read more We live out of town and really didn't know where to turn when we had an urgent need to get them help. It was not easy and Rebecca is very good at: 1. Hand-holding" as stressed out family members figure out what to do. 2. Knowing the area and options for care 3. Returning calls and texts promptly. 4. Quickly finding a good placement. Plus! 5. No fee. She is paid by the facilities. 6. Everything that everyone else said. She's great.

I am another placement specialist and recently referred a client to Rebecca Johnson, Owner of Your…read moreElder Care Specialist. She was amazing. It was difficult case and she navigated it with professionalism, speed and tenderness. She is very knowledgeable and experienced and therefore can handle just about anything! For the Sacto area, I highly recommend her.

We were on a search for a Residential Care facility for dad. Yes, I did my search via the net…read morelooking up information regarding Citation A and Citation B, what others had to say, ratings, and neighorhood. Check the neighbors around the facility, keeping a lookout. There is a park nearby, Laural Creek Park and about a mile or so is Walmart, Walgreens,Smart n Final, I80, Raley's, Roundtable, and Churches. So, it was recommended that after the care is finished at the Fairfield Post Acute Rehab graduating to a board and care (Residential Care) where care is still needed for healing, so we took a deep breath and headed on a journey to find a place. Is it permanent or temporary for us? We do not know at this time, but knowing Arnel is close by sure helps. We met Arnel. Arnel was recommended to us by my neighbor, so we spoke with Arnel and met him at one of his Care Facilities. What a humble, smart, professional, and compassionate man, he is. We toured this home and we were pleased. The house on the outside is very well kept, inside the home is beautiful, clean, and organized. The family takes pride in their homes. The residents were smiling as they were doing their own activities, one lady sitting in a chair in her room reading a book, glances up to greets us as we pass by her room. Arnel and his mother are a delight. Arnel took us to his other facility to peek at as he waits for the paperwork to be stamped. Oh my goodness, it is beautiful! This is a well cared for home. All ready for new residents to occupy the rooms. The backyard is large and cemented with plenty of sunshine. Beautifully decorated inside. If you are looking for a safe and comfortable place for your family member temporary or permanent, seriously consider looking here. We are glad we met Arnel, it's unfortunate the second house is just waiting for Fairfield to finish the paperwork, so we had to find a place as soon as possible for dad by Saturday, May 19th. :( Thanks, Arnel!

From the owner: "We are committed to provide quality care and comfort living atmosphere to our elderly residents."…read more Bright Minds Residential Care advocates and promotes clients choices, independence, and well being, in a healthy, supportive and culturally sensitive environment. Bright Minds Residential Care provides support to help prevent acute illness and decompensation in order to avoid people having to seek a more restrictive level of care. We are committed to providing an environment that is rich in social stimulation, recreational activities, and opportunity to pursue hobbies, interests and vocational pursuits. Age or disability, unusual behavior, physical limitations and self-help deficits should not prevent individuals from participating fully in community, family and social life.