I was in this facility for 3 months. For the most part it was a positive experience. The treatment,…read morerespect and Physical support l received was with The Physical Therapy Team. They are an exceptional group of individuals who are strictly focused on your well being and assisting with your progress. Libby, Oleg, Alex, Lo, and Jurvie were the best care I received in my journey to recovery . Thank you so much!

Good people! Like family... so many positive changes and such a historic landmark for excellence…read more Zero def surveys and joint commission... so many accomplishments!

After a two weeks stay in the hospital, my mother was recommended to go to Cottonwood postacute…read more Not really knowing much about this place she was sent there that evening. It was absolutely horrible. It was like living a nightmare. My mother continued to worsen once she was there. They moved her from one room to another because of Covid. Fortunately enough, she did not get Covid while she was there. But people would ring their bells and nobody would show up. One morning she rang hers and they did not come for over three hours. when I got there, I told her to press her button. I was there every day and they even knew that I was in the room. When the button was pressed, they did not come, 45 minutes later I went out to the desk and asked what the problem was. They told me they were understaffed. i'm sorry but when somebody is in a place like this, they need care and they need good care. My mother was also in a Hoyer lift and needed to be out of bed at least twice a day. She got lifted out of bed once the two weeks that she was there. Fortunately enough, I was able to get her out of there and sent her to Davis. Which was absolutely amazing. I would not send my dog to Cottonwood postacute. if you have a loved one, please please please do not send them there. I was scared to leave her every day. I saw fear in her eyes and did not like that. The only reason she was there for two weeks is it took me a while to get her transferred to Davis. Again pleased do not send your loved one there.

Please do not send your loved ones here. My father in law continued to be hospitalized over and…read moreover again due to the lack of care they provided him in this center. Continued blood infections and bedsore wounds were some of the worst his doctor at the hospital had seen, she thought he had been bed written for years they were so bad. He ended up in the VA hospital for over a year and has recovered nicely although he has permanent damage and will likely never leave the long term care facility he is in. They have high turnaround with staff leaving this clinic as well. And when I went to recover his clothing and personal belongings including his wallet, they had thrown it out without any call to family. After I threatened to report them they miraculously came up with his wallet and sack bag but confirmed everything else was thrown out. Don't send anyone you care for here!

We were asking about assisted living.They only have independent apartments…read more Got business cards and excuses why they are at the point of development that they are.

Poorly trained staff. The retirement "looks" nice and well kept but the quality of service is poor…read more The residents do not get the proper care they pay for or deserve. We had our parents there and moved them out. We would not recommend them at all.

I saw Malpractices over there. They don't listen . My Mom was in…read more coma 10 days after being sent to this place . Doctors in the hospital said she was severely dehydrated, had sepsis , UTI , kidney failure . All those happened in only 10 days ! Her blood work was all within normal limit when she was at home . Can not believe it ! This is the worse thing in my life ! Will never forgive !

What ever you do don't put anyone you care about in their hands…read more I was their food 5 days and they didn't like the fact that I was younger and knew my rights. When they tried to feed me non diabetic food, changing my medication and not oking it with my doctor, trying to give me medication that was on my list of allergies list that could kill me, ignoring my call light , making me wait before they helped me to the bathroom, trying to make me sign papers without letting me read them and a whole lot more, i called them out on those things and they treated me worse. I got scared and almost had to walk out AMA. MY DOCTOR ORDERED OUT OFF THERE ASAP. IF didnt hav a coice to advocate for myself i feel like id be dead. Im working with a lawyer and my sue to protect the ppl who dont have a voice. Aldersons staff are criminals. Their wer a few good ones that are bullied because they care. I hope they get out and get better jobs soon. Zero stars from me!

Jim is wonderful! Even visited my dad when he ended up in a nursing facility and brought him…read moreflowers. Great, quality, caring service!

I can't say enough about how professional and convenient their service is to use. The kindness my…read morefamily was shown over the holidays is a direct result of how family oriented Advance Homecare Solutions really is. Highly recommend!

A Life Was Saved -- And We Will Never Forget It…read more There are moments in life when you meet a physician who is not just practicing medicine -- but answering a calling. That is who Dr. Jay Rathod is. My sister's condition shifted rapidly from stable to life-and-death. In those terrifying hours at Woodland Memorial Hospital, Dr. Rathod did something extraordinary. He did not simply follow protocol. He fought. He pushed relentlessly for her transfer to Stanford Hospital in Palo Alto when others might have stopped. He advocated, escalated, persisted, and refused to accept "no" when her life literally depended on it. Because of his urgency and determination, she was airlifted to Stanford -- something we were told had never been accomplished before from Woodland Memorial. This wasn't routine care. This was someone fighting for my sister when it mattered most. I saw it in his eyes. I felt it in the room. That kind of advocacy changes outcomes, families, and lives. You cannot pay someone to care the way he cared. You could see it in his eyes -- his soul was invested. He did not treat her like a case. He treated her like a human being whose life mattered deeply. In my heart, I believe he is truly an angel. I also want to recognize Julie (RN). In the middle of chaos and uncertainty, she remained calm, attentive, and compassionate. As my family watched conditions change rapidly from bad to extremely worse and terrifying, she grounded us. She explained. She reassured. She moved with competence and grace. Her heart is gold, and her presence made an unbearable situation feel so much lighter in those moments of pure chaos. Sam and the entire nursing staff also showed care and professionalism that we will never forget. Every small act -- every check-in, every word, every adjustment -- mattered more than they know. This review is written with deep hope that ICU Manager Adrion Gudino and Director of Inpatient Services Celeste Sontoni see it, because leadership should know the caliber of professionals they have on their teams. Dr. Rathod saved my sister's life and Julie and the nursing team held our family together while he did. There are no words big enough for our gratitude -- but please know that what they did will echo through our family for the rest of our lives. With profound thanks and eternal gratitude, Gurveer Kandola

After having a bleeding event I'm in bed with a fall risk bracelet on , and a cup to dump my…read morestomach bag into the doctor told the nurse to check my output whenever I dump my bag into the cup . Next nurse comes in freaks out takes away the cup . I walked down to the nurses station to get another one I'm not even supposed to get out of bed nurse comes and sticks her head in the door and says do you know everyone saw you do that neener neener neener . Doctor comes in takes off my bag finds the leak schedules me for surgery tells the charge nurse to come put another bag on she comes to put another bag on and then she snatched me and she says now don't you dare take this one off . I didn't take the first one off you idiot thinking to myself . A couple hours later it's dinner time and the nurse that brings the food is talking to three other nurses about what a handful of a patient I am ridiculous they would even laugh at me for wearing my shoes in bed because of my neuropathy hurts my toes so bad I can't have them bumping anything they know nothing about neuropathy they don't know much of anything as far as I'm concerned but how freaking rude is it to sit there and listen to them talking bad about me I used to hear them talk about other patients I never thought it would be my turn

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!

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!

I have utilized their services now for the past 4 or so years. I have chronic pain and mobility…read moreissues as a result of spinal surgery. The team who have assisted me consist of Physical Therapy, Phlebotomy, and General Nursing. Their approach is professional, punctual, and friendly. I couldn't ask for more and have recommended them several times and get the same feedback as I have experienced.

The management team and their staff make you feel comfortable, were attentive and very focused on…read moremaking me heal properly. I definitely will be a repeat client in the future as the service provided was safe during these times of Covid. My progress during physical therapy improved as the planning and step by step guide was executed professionally. The customer service is exceptional! Thank you AtHome Healthcare Team.

Field staff was always knowledgeable and efficient. HR was responsive to appointment changes and…read morevery easy to work with.

I would not recommend this at home care service. The folks who run it are unfortunately…read moreunprofessional and do not communicate with their clients. I would only give it a one star, however, we have had some really great people who were lovely and competent. They have a high turnover rate due to low wages and hiring folks who don't have enough experience or were just there for a short time while they were at school. We have also had people who would come in and do their own laundry(under wear.) They use an app but it doesn't work half the time and the care notes don't really communicate what the other person did before them. They don't allow overtime for employees. We have been left without care before because they don't guarantee a replacement. They are also extremely judgmental about their clients. I would avoid them at all costs and speaking of costs, they raised the price and have dynamic pricing that they don't tell you when they raise it. They are also not licensed and bonded. Just steer clear and I haven't even mentioned some of the worst parts.

Monarch hospice is amazing! They truly care about each and every patient on services. Kenzie, Zee…read moreand the team are easy to work with, communicative and advocate for the residents. Thank you Monarch!!

From the owner: At Monarch Hospice & Palliative Care, we’re a nurse-owned, locally operated team committed to…read moredelivering compassionate, heart-centered care 24/7 for those facing life-limiting illnesses. We focus on comfort, dignity, and meaningful support—not just for our patients, but for their families and caregivers, too. Our care is personalized, holistic, and built on empathy, professionalism, and deep respect. Because we’re nurse-led, patient care is at the center of everything we do. Our leadership is hands-on and involved in the daily work, ensuring that every decision is made with compassion and clinical expertise. We don’t just manage symptoms—we care for the whole person. That means addressing physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs through individualized care plans that bring peace and comfort during one of life’s most challenging seasons. When you choose Monarch, you’re choosing a team that listens, supports, and walks beside you every step of the way.