A friend of mine suffering from Alzheimer's resided here. They tended to his particular needs, and…read moremade sure he was safe. They tried to make his life as neighborly as possible. The manager at the time was a very friendly, helpful man whom I don't think is there anymore. The initial review does bring up legitimate concerns about housekeepers&dietary aides doing work outside their sphere of training. While I did witness that a few times, most of the time, they simply made sure my friend was clothed, fed, and had a clean environment. He was able to live as independently as he could, until his Alzheimer's was so debilitating he was moved to another facility in Arizona. Aegis is clean&appealing. They have a friendly, personable, attentive staff. While it has its shortcomings (all facilities do), the positives outweigh the negatives. The parking lot is kind of small, but one can park on side streets. Very pleasant.

I'm not really sure how to write a coherent review of Aegis to properly explain the excellent care…read morethat my In-laws received in the past year as residents, so I am just going to try & explain the timeline of the last month. In mid-January, my Mother-In-Law notices that my Father-In-Law is looking kind of run down. Although she wants him to go to the doctor for a check up, he stubbornly refuses. He finally agrees to make an appointment when Paul Oseso, the Aegis General manager, offers to personally drive him & my Mother-In-Law to the doctor's office. The GP takes one look at my Father-In-Law and tells him that he needs to go to the Emergency Room. Paul puts my Father-In-Law into a wheelchair and pushes him across the hospital parking lot to the ER. While waiting for treatment in the ER, my Father-In-Law has a heart attack. Paul waits for hours in the ER with my Mother-In-Law, while my Father-In-Law goes through surgery. The surgery is unsuccessful. The doctors tell our family that my Father-In-Law needs hospice care. The recommended hospice facility would separate my Father-In-Law from my healthy Mother-In-Law. This is a terrible solution to everyone. Luckily, Paul & the staff at Aegis are able to rearrange my in-law's apartment so he can receive hospice care in his own home with his wife at his side. My In-laws return to their Aegis apartment to discover a gorgeous flower arrangement & a card signed by the entire Aegis staff is waiting for them. Did I mention that I married into a gigantic Catholic family? At this point in this story, double digit numbers of family descend upon Aegis to spend time with my Father-In-Law during his final days. The Aegis staff not only check on my in-laws, but they also check in on the entire extended family. Constantly. They surprise us a wine & cheese plate when we can't make it out for dinner. They brew extra pots of coffee because they know none of us are sleeping well. They invite us to their Super Bowl party. THEY COME IN ON THEIR BREAKS & DAYS OFF just to visit. My Father-In-Law passed away on Saturday evening. My Mother-In-Law asked that we call Paul to tell him. The call interrupted Paul's dinner, at his home, on his day off. Paul immediately came over to sit with us while we waited for the hospice nurse to pronounce my Father-In-Law & for the funeral home to pick up his body. Paul Oseso has a background in hotel management & it shows up not just in how he presents himself, but how the entire staff behaves. They are, to a person, incredibly pleasant in that way that employees at 4 star hotels only display a sunny demeanor even when faced with the crabbiest guest. Up until the last month, I just chalked this behavior up to good training & professionalism. But, so much of the care my family received cannot be chalked up to people just doing their job. My Father-In-Law's last days were the best they could have been because the staff at Aegis went beyond the call of duty in so many ways, big & small. Right now, as I write this, the Aegis staff is helping my Mother-In-Law adjust to single life after over 60 years of marriage. This has been the worst month of her life. So, I am very grateful that she is surrounded by people who treat her not as an important client, or needy patient, but as a friend.

I found this company on Yelp. I didn't see any ratings but after I spoke with the receptionist I…read moregot a warm feeling that this was a good place. I came to check this out with me and my grandmother who has severe dementia. She felt right at home and she loved it. We enrolled her and she has been receiving excellent Medical Care and treatment and the staff are super helpful. I recommend this place to anyone who cares about their grandparents.

This was owned by the same people for a long time, but it changed ownership after 2021 and the new…read moreowners do not support the management or staff. We did not realize this when we put my dad in here in the spring of 2022. A staff member abused my dad verbally in front of family members (and we suspect physically behind our backs due to cuts and bruises which we were not informed of and found ourselves). We took him out of here immediately and moved him to a home setting where he was well looked after before he passed away. The Berkshire should be closed down.

The Independent Living buildings and apartments are lovely. This facility has 3 restaurants and…read morethere is no requirement of eating & paying for 3 meals a day. All residents have choices not only for meals but for numerous activities every day. The pool & fitness center is the best!! This is a wonderful community of 270 people.

This is such a wonderful place. I would go take classes here from time to time and really enjoyed…read morethe peaceful grounds. Very friendly people here. The dining room served great food too I oftentimes just visited the grounds with my father just to drink coffee in the grand room. Christmas time was a special time too because they had a huge tree decorated to the max and a cute little train going around the tree. They even have a beauty salon! They have a lot excursions for the residents to choose from. The also have a library and a very good activity group that always as fun things to do. Go visit.

Due to declining health, my family moved my sister into Piner's Guest Home. Piner's provides the…read morelevel of care necessary to ensure my sisters well being. She is provided a safe, secure, and comfortable environment as well as healthy balanced diet and social atmosphere. Piner's has been the perfect transition for my sister.

If you are looking for a place to assist your loved ones this is a wonderful place. it's impeccably…read moreclean, the staff takes such love and care with all of their resident. My Mother is so happy and well taken care of. I highly recommend Piners guest home.

Holiday at the Springs in Napa has been such a good experience. My mom has lived there for 6…read moreyears. Many staff have been there this entire time, but of course changes have occurred as well. The current staff is friendly. The activities director is fantastic. The food is varied and good. The grounds are well maintained. The building is a bit older, but they work to keep it maintained and clean. We have no complaints!

My mother has lived here for six months this time (she had lived here about 8 years ago). This is…read morea senior independent living facility that is to provide daily meals as part of the monthly rent. Based on the price of this property, the menu and food quality should be excellent but sadly it is not. The set menu each day is filled with fats and dairy, poorly prepared, and ingredients are very low quality. As an example, what was to be an egg salad sandwich was actually left over scrambled eggs from breakfast and stale bread. Requests to add lactose free options have been ignored. If they want to attract more residents and keep the ones they have, they need to improve the food. Front desk staff is very nice and accommodating but these major issues need to be addressed.

Don't judge a book by its cover! Despite the old aging facility, the staff are absolutely…read morefantastic. This was my dad's second stent in rehab within two months. The previous place he was at was new, modern and looked beautiful. However, the service was absolutely horrible. After reading the reviews here we decided to give Piners a try and could not be happier. The staff truly Care and are supportive. Agnes, the physical therapist is one of a kind! Truly a gem and we are so grateful for her.

Great place to work. Caring and professional Co workers. Highly recommended to bring your loved…read moreones here!

Calligraphy is run like a 5 star hotel, thanks to an Executive Director who worked with high end…read morehotels before coming to Calligraphy. The Staff is competent, kind, helpful. We highly recommend Calligraphy, Napa-Ca.

My mother lives in the Memory Care unit at Caligraphy Senior Living in Napa, and I cannot say…read moreenough about the level of care she receives. As a nurse myself--and with my mother also being a nurse--it takes a lot for me to fully trust that she is in good hands. But here, I truly have peace of mind. Karima, the Nurse Manager, is calm, patient, kind, and an excellent clinician. Her professionalism and compassion shine through in every interaction, and I know my mom's medical needs are overseen with the highest level of skill and empathy. Equally important are the caregivers who provide day-to-day support. Sonia, one of my mother's primary caregivers, is not only attentive and patient but also brings warmth and humor into the room. She treats my mom with the same dignity and kindness I would give her myself, and that means everything. Living in Hawaii and only visiting every 4-6 weeks, I rest easier knowing my mother is surrounded by staff who care for her like family. Caligraphy has given us the gift of peace of mind during one of life's hardest transitions, and for that, I am deeply grateful. -- Lisa

Do not use their services! Needed a helper 2 times a week…read morefor my Mom. The helper they assigned left early by about 20-30 minutes her first shift. The 2nd shift she left an hour and twenty minutes early. Both times she clocked out at the time she was scheduled to end her shift. Falsifying her time card and we were billed the whole shift. After I complained, we decided to start fresh with a new helper. Found out the night before the new helper had car issues and couldn't take the shift. They found a new helper for the next shift, but she didn't show up and we didn't receive any notification that she wasn't coming. Upon calling and speaking with Araceli, I was told the new helper was uncomfortable that a family member might stop by to see how things were going. The helper just wanted to work with my Mom alone. HUGE RED FLAG. I left a message that I wanted to speak with Susan or Irene and neither would return my call. Found out later that the first helper that falsified her time card is still employed by the agency. Beware, they do not communicate well and will clearly bill you for services you do not receive. I had to tell them to remove the charges. Extremely unprofessional and unethical business.

If I could give a rating which includes negative stars I would. My mom required overnight care as a…read moreresult of an unexpected medical condition. She was in great pain and needed a caregiver to stay awake at night to administer pain medication and help her as needed. On four separate occasions, we tried Senior Helpers services, and each time was a disappointment. On the first night, the caregiver gave my mother inaccurate meds. Later that night she refused to wake me (I was staying in the room next door to my mom) and my mother had to scream my name to get help in administering her pain medication. I believe she didn't want to get in trouble because she did not want to appear like she didn't know what she was doing. I woke up and basically had to oversee her caregiver in giving care to my mom, which defeated the point of paying for overnight care. (I needed to sleep at night in order to serve as my mom's primary caregiver during the day.) The next day, we called and complained and were assured we would get a better caregiver. The second night, the new caregiver fell asleep repeatedly, even though we had explicitly requested someone who could stay awake all night. She allowed my mom to fall on two separate occasions while trying to get out of bed to go to the bathroom. She even yelled at my mom to "Get up!" while my mom was lying was on the floor. My mom sustained several large bruises on her hip and shoulder and was understandably traumatized. Again, we called to complain and again we were reassured we would get a better caregiver the following day. We were desperate for care so we agreed to try a new person. The next day a new caregiver came who again fell asleep on the job. My mom woke up in the middle of the night disoriented and called out to her and heard no response. She was terrified to find herself alone in a dark room. My mom's daytime regular caregiver walked into my mom's room to take the dog out in the morning and my mom burst into tears. When questioned about my mom's reaction, the Senior Helper caregiver lied and told me she was awake and accused my mom's regular caregiver of waking my mom. She also rudely called my mom's regular daytime caregiver "your girl", which we both found racist and offensive, as she is a grown woman and is not owned by me (or anyone else for that matter.) After three horrible experiences, we called to complain and were again assured things would get better with a hospice trained caregiver. We were suspicious but out of desperation we decided to give Senior Helpers one more chance. We decided to interview her first. When we did, we explained she must stay awake the entire night. As we were speaking with her she began nodding off, as if she were on drugs. When we commented on this she stated, "It's OK." We told her, "No, it's not OK", thanked her for coming, and told her we did not want her services and sent her home. I don't know where Senior Helpers finds its caregivers, but of all the four nighttime caregivers Senior Helpers sent us, all endangered my mother's safety by sleeping on the job (one even slept with her hood covering her ears and eyes!). Even worse, my mom was emotionally traumatized by having to argue with caregivers to get pain medication or because they yelled at her for falling or waking up confused in the night. After this upsetting experience we immediately hired an in home care provider via MiFiji Homecare, and our amazing caregiver needed to spend two weeks in my mother's room to help her feel safe again overnight with a caregiver. My mother and I have no doubt that the caregivers we received from Senior Helpers seemed perfectly comfortable yelling at clients (whom we assume intern have dementia) and lying to family members about the care they provide. If you care about your parents, steer clear of this eldercare agency! The owner may want to say he doesn't know me. This is not true. My mother was Arna Munford. And unlike other clients, she did NOT have dementia or mental illness and was able to communicate the abusive and negligent behavior she experienced. I witnessed it too. This agency should be shut down. Do not out your loved ones in their care.