I'm skeptical of these glowing reviews, so I'm writing my own…read more I took my dad to a brunch and learn there. It was impressive. They have a new culinary director which sounds luxurious. The food was delish. Dad didn't love the coffee but he can make his own. :) The staff has been there a long time and the ownership is also long-term which I find stable. There are a lot of pluses, but the icing on the cake was that each of three different residents talked to us in passing, and they were very cheerful and appeared happy. My dad is excited to move in soon, and it's a relief to the rest of the family. We're looking forward to my dad experiencing the Men's club, weekly happy hour, and nightly movies. I'll update my review in about three months.

My father lived in this facility for nine months, during which he fell 13 times, despite my clear…read moreand early disclosure that he had Parkinson's dementia. Rather than revising his care or offering support, the facility ultimately evicted him after his final fall, labeling him a "fall risk"--a fact they had known since day one. They violated legal eviction procedures by failing to give a 30-day notice, and informed me while I was out of the country, leaving my father in the hospital and me scrambling to find a new place for him. The lack of empathy during a vulnerable time was inexcusable. To make matters worse, the facility said the only way they would allow him back was if I paid for a private 24/7 nurse--an expense they knew was unrealistic. This was clearly a tactic to push him out while appearing cooperative on paper. Not sure if Aireen T. is still the director but she is not responsive, professional, caring, or compassionate at all. I had to involve Ombudsman to get responses from her on everything. There are also serious safety and staffing concerns. During a power outage in the heat of summer 2024, the facility had no backup generator. We overheard firefighters asking staff where the generator was, and staff admitted there wasn't one. During this incident a female resident was stuck in the elevator for literally hours on a hot summer day!! It was horrifying. Others, like the woman across from my father's room, were left in the dark yelling "hello, is anybody there?" My family and I went to her to calm her down ourselves as no staff member checked on her or other residents to reassure them during this electricity outage. They are clearly understaffed and many of the caregivers are not certified CNAs, and it shows. Staff routinely defer to residents' refusals for essential care, and hygiene, rather than providing informed, proactive support for those with cognitive conditions. Many times I showed up and I could smell he hadn't showered. When I asked staff why they would say that he refused so they didn't do it. Medication for my father was not consistently dosed at a consistent time which was also a huge problem. My father also experienced racism from two other residents, and when I raised this with the Director Aireen, they brushed it off--blaming the behavior on health issues such as UTI and did nothing to protect or acknowledge the harm done to my father. Aireen and executive management did nothing to soothe our concerns. This facility is not safe, not equipped, and not compassionate. I would not trust them with any loved one under any circumstances.

My clinical experience at Creekview was extremely positive. The facility is exceptionally clean,…read morewell organized, and maintained to a high standard. It creates a safe and welcoming environment for both patients and staff. It is a facility where professionalism, teamwork, and compassion are clearly prioritized. It is a place where I would be honored in pursuing employment after completing my clinicals. During my clinical experience, I felt encouraged to learn and was consistently supported by staff who were willing to share their knowledge while maintaining a strong focus on proper patient centered care. Having a grandfather with Parkinson's disease deepened my understanding of the importance of patience, dignity, and compassionate care; values that Creekview consistently demonstrates. I am truly appreciative of the professionalism and empathy shown by the entire team, and I would feel very confident entrusting my own family's care to this facility. Overall, Creekview reflects excellence in both care and workplace culture.

If you are looking for a place for an Alzheimer's, patient to have a long-term care, this is…read moreprobably a very good solution. If you're looking for short-term skilled nursing, I'm not so sure. I brought my mom in here to recover from major surgery. They screwed up the medications for the first 2 to 3 days until I came in and sorted it out myself. And if you're doing this, just be aware, that if the hospital transfers a patient, it can take them a minimum of 12 hours to get the medication to their facility, but no one will tell you this. So as a result, my mother who is suffering from extreme pain due to major surgery, had to wait almost 12 hours for medication because once I realized what was going on, I had two traipse to her house and procure some myself. And even once I thought we sorted it out, they still kept forgetting to give her some of the meds she was supposed to have for her eyes. It was eminently frustrating. They treat everyone like a dementia patient whether they have dementia or not. This is a material problem for people who do not have dementia. If someone is trying to recover from something, it means they will not get the attention, exercise, etc. that they need to actually recover. They'll be told to stay in bed and not move. Not helpful. They are shortstaffed on skilled nurses for the facility. There's basically one per shift and that is the only person who is allowed to do much of anything other than very basic stuff. Another material problem in my point of view The facility itself is very nice, clean, with a variety of separate spaces that are all well maintained. The food was high-quality. There are enough people around that you can feel like at least someone is always on duty and attending to the needs of the residence. Everyone who works there is delightful. To be fair, they listen to my concerns and tried to rectify and respond in a timely manner. If this is considered one of the best of the best, I'm alarmed for what that means for my own old age. It was OK. Like I said, if you're using it for long-term Alzheimer's support it's probably fine.

Updated to 4 stars (originally 2 stars)…read more My mom has been at Pleasanton for 3 months now, and after a larger sample size, I'm happy to update my rating. The last 2 months have been a genuinely positive experience. The nurses and support staff are fantastic -- attentive, caring, and professional. If I were rating just the nursing and PT staff, this would easily be 5 stars. The reason it's not quite a 5 overall is that the early experience didn't match the level of care we've seen more recently. But the trajectory has been very encouraging, and my mom has thoroughly enjoyed her time there.

I came here for swallowing problem and I needed physical therapy and speech therapy to strengthen…read moremy neck muscle. I stay one month in the facility in the nursing care and other the departments gave me great care I'm very happy with this place for elderly care this is the best place. Patrick was such a great help while also helping everyone else. -Pattermad Thomas

Care is excellent and the facility is bright and clean and the staff is friendly and welcoming!read more

Very pleasant atmosphere with professional, attentive and friendly staff. I was impressed that the…read moreresidents were happy and socializing.

I just "sort of moved in" 6 weeks ago -- I have a few pieces of furniture and will completely move…read morein this summer after I have sold my house and can bring my furniture to my new home. The staff has been very helpful, the residents are friendly and welcoming, the food is good, and I look forward to becoming involved in the many social activities that are offered. I would certainly recommend Stoneridge Creek to others -- in fact I already have!

We have a lovely monthly dinner in the Wine Room where new residents are invited to attend. In…read moreaddition to a very special menu, they hear about all the activities and ways to get involved. They are assured they can be as active as they want to be, and are encouraged to sit in on various committees and clubs to learn about what they do. These dinners are always a big hit!

My mother, Marian Barger spent her last 10-15 years at the Watermark. And I can't express how well…read moreshe was cared for. As she deteriorated, they were there every step and move her into their Palative care Unit and kept our family notified. As hard as it was to watch her slowly slip away our family felt secure because of their care.

Hard to find the right words to say how much I love the people who took care of my dad at Rosewood…read moreGardens. The staff here really became like family to all of us. They were: gracious, kind, patient and so thoughtful! I am so thankful they made his last year such a great year for all of us! We are forever grateful for their care for my Dad.

I cannot say enough positive things about C&M Guest Homes. The owners, Carlito and Erlinda, are the…read morekindest, most caring, and loving people. They treat each patient like family. Their staff is wonderful and caring, as well. They cared for my aunt for a couple years, and are now caring for my grandma. They are exceptional. They run and get my grandma anything she wants to eat, from doughnut holes to McDonald's fries. We have grown to consider them part of our family, as well. The facility is extremely clean, handicap accessible, and home cooked meals. I would recommend them to anyone looking for wonderful, loving care for their family member.

I was fortunate in finding C & M Guest Home to care for my aunt before her passing from a terminal…read moreillness. My aunt resided at C & M for a year and a half. The staff was so kind and patient in the excellent care that was provided. I always felt secure in knowing that they truly cared about her well-being. The owners were available at any time if I needed to speak with them. They were prompt to respond to texts or calls. My aunt and I grew to consider everyone associated with C & M as family. There was always a warm and caring feeling not only with regards to those who resided there but also towards those coming to visit. Thank you, C & M, for everything you did not only for my aunt but also for me and my family. You often went above and beyond and for this I am eternally grateful.

My daughter and her friends perform music here on a regular basis, so I've visited this facility…read morenumerous times, and I've been pleasantly impressed by the kindness and humanity I've seen displayed there. As an outsider, I've witnessed how attentive and discreet the staff are when caring for the residents, and it's restored my faith in people. As a facility, it tries its best to give the residents a normal life filled with activities and events. The activity coordinator, Ms Julie Bello, does a beautiful job of coordinating events for the facility, making sure that everyone is entertained and occupied. From interacting with the staff, I also understand that many of them had parents who suffered from Alzheimer's, so this work has special meaning to them. My mother has advanced stage Alzheimer's, and I understand how important it is to be patient and understanding with Alzheimer's patients. In my opinion, Carefield is a home with a heart because of its people. They're all kind, amazing folks trying to do what's right for the residents. I hope this place remains the same when I need a place to go myself! Today, May 9th, they celebrated Mother's Day a day early with an MD brunch--a formal event with champagne flutes, live music, and a buffet style lunch for residents and their families. It made the residents feel special even if they didn't have any visitors.

I am so grateful to Eunice, Narcy, and the care team at Carefield. My Dad stayed at Carefield for…read morethe last six months of his life. The Carefield staff was incredibly kind and attentive to him and did a great job communicating with me and the hospice team. He required round the clock care including incontinence, needing to be moved in and out of a wheelchair, and assistance eating. It was a lot. They have daily activities for residents as well as parties on major holidays such as Father's Day where they decorate the facility. One thing that is unique about Carefield Pleasanton is they only have memory care, no assisted living. At most facilities the assisted living area is nicer and roomier, and memory care is tucked in a back corner. Since Carefield Pleasanton is only memory care there is much more room for memory care patients to walk around, including an outdoor courtyard. I'm in the position of having both of my parents requiring memory care. I can honestly say if I end up in the same position I would want to have an experience like he had at Carefield.