Positive: Knowledgeable, qualified, and caring staff, for the most part…read more The food was not bad, for Hospital type fare. It was better on the weekends, than during the week, for some reason. Most of the Nurses, CNAs, and therapists went above and beyond. They explained what was going to happen each day, as to therapy, linens, tests, medication ajustments, etc. My wife required assistance with the commode, and they were great in helping her. Linen changed when needed. Therapists there are top notch. Negatives: As with everything in life, there is room for improvement. Pine Hill is understaffed, and Nurses are responsible for 10 to 16 patients at a time. The Commode was not cleaned after each use. (Intermittently) The rooms in the facility were way too warm. Multiple complaints by many patients. (This was a 3 week stay in May.) My Wife has Lipidema and needed wound care, which she didn't get at all the first 3 days that she was there, and then it was minimal. She did see a wound Dr. once a week after that, and the wound care improved. Most rooms are double occupancy, and the facility needs to take more of an active role in controlling the TV volume at night when a patient is blasting their TV after 10pm. Makes it hard for the roommate to sleep. My wife is picky when it comes to food, and said that she wanted no milk, cereal, or Apple sauce. She got all 3 anyway. Eggs and toast were cold when delivered.

Don't send your loved ones here. As a healthcare professional, this place is embarrassing and the…read moreguilt I felt sending my Mom here was tremendous. I would give negative stars if possible. I'll start by saying my Mom is definitely a complicated patient, but if they don't have the means to properly take care of someone then say so. The Medicare 5/5 is a joke. My Mom was here twice and sent back to the hospital in terrible condition from neglect. Second time she went straight to the ICU and almost died. Place smells nice, once you get past the front door however- disgusting. My Mom got a UTI and then colonized because of staff unhygienic practices. Always dependent loops in my Mom's catheter every single time I came to visit. No wonder she kept getting UTIs. The food is terrible- I don't see how anyone can recover being forced to eat the slop they feed you. They never communicate like they say they will. They say they draw labs, but how are your lab values so different from the hospital? When questioned the DON makes it like it my Moms fault, not theirs. When I originally came to get her stuff there wasn't a nurse around to get me her personal medication. I made a special trip to come back and get them only to be told that they "discarded" them. PT staff rough with my Mom. Told her, "You want to go home and see your family? Get up" - DO BETTER

Went in for a tour and it was great. Staff was warm and inviting. Pricing is respectable…read more Facilities were clean and the occupants seemed to be well cared for and happy.

Wonderful Community! A very caring team! Residents are happy and cared for. They have many fun…read moreactivities available to their residents.

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

My mom lives here. The place is nice and clean and the food is pretty good. One of the top people…read morethere is Ashly, she is great and communicates with me all the time about my mom, that is so important. The entire staff is very friendly and loving with the residents. I super appreciate them! Kimberly

6 mos ago I thought this place was a godsend after 1.5 yrs of my mom in the not so great assisted…read moreliving system under MediCal with worsening dementia. Unfortunately, my mom ended up in the ER with a 12x4 bruise on her lateral upper chest, a C1-2 and 2nd rib fracture WITHOUT falling and prior to that she "fell" or got pushed (depending on which staff you ask) requiring hip fracture surgery only 2 weeks after moving in. Not exactly evidence of a safe place. As an RN, and daughter it's hard to see a parent go through this let alone the stress on her and me thru this situation. Oh and a few things of hers I bought since becoming bed/chair ridden there were missing. So the facility is still nice looking and smells decent, and some of the staff are nice, but...

I love Daycation for Seniors! My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer's last year and we were looking…read morefor care during the week so I could go back to work. The staff is so sweet and welcoming to all that attend their program. They provide balanced meals my mom enjoys and activities to keep her engaged. Each month they bring in musicians, animals and celebrate birthday which is my mom's personal favorite because she has a sweet tooth! They have been so supportive and understanding. I highly recommend Daycation for Seniors if you are looking for weekday care for a loved one.

It's been a few years since I used their service. My husband died from Lewey Body Dementia and…read morebefore his death I was blessed to find Daycation. I worked in healthcare, paid a surprise visit to meet the people at the site. They graciously gave us a tour in which we met some clients, saw a mealtime and how staff sat and ate with the clients. They were very engaged with all and so I signed up my hubby. He loved going, there was a quiet area if they chose to nap and had music enrichment, arts and crafts or just leisure time. I can't say enough about their care with our elderly people.

I work in senior transitions and have worked with Oakmont of Roseville for a few years now and am…read morevery familiar with the facility. I work with many senior homes in the area and Oakmont is always a pleasure to work with. The place is consistently spotless and has a warm welcoming feel the moment you walk in. The staff is incredibly friendly and you can genuinely tell they care about the residents. I recommend Oakmont of Roseville to my clients regularly and would recommend it to anyone looking for a quality place for their loved one.

Great first experience with a care facility. Genuine interest in my mother in law and her desires…read morefor continued care. The management was awesome at giving as much information as possible. I would highly recommend Oakmont of Roseville.

The staff here seem both overwhelmed and indifferent. I feel sorry for anyone who has to go to this…read moreplace, for whatever reason. The place is run down!!! My mother is there as an out patient and has not had a very good experience. The food looks like it all comes out of cans, and the staff has not been very careful to give my mother , who is a diabetic, the correct food for her diet. It seems like most patients/ residents there feel the same way about the food , that it SUCKS, they take a few bites and lets the rest go to waste. I'm not sure what happens after visiting hours but it seems like there is little to no staff to help in the case of an emergency, maybe they are sleeping on the job... or just don't know what they are doing... either way.. this is NOT a place I would send any loved one intentionally.

92-year-old father has been a resident of Oakridge for several months now since his stroke in March…read more2024. I have had the pleasure to get to know the physical therapy department, and nurses. I have been impressed with their continued professionalism, and dedication to all their patients. During this difficult time, the staff has made my father feel at home. The activity director is always working hard making the dining experience warm, and inviting. I am grateful for the Director, he is readily available to help with questions throughout the day. Oakridge, is what I am Thankful for this year. Diane Watts

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.