Exceptional services, beautiful grounds, and well trained, friendly staff. I no hesitation and…read morerecommending.Cogir of Vallejo Hills.

I have a family member that has been living at this facility for multiple years now and really…read moreloves the staff and friends she's made here. But, she just recently found out that the security guard that has been securing this community for the past few years is being let go because of the new fencing and she feels really uneasy (as do other resident friends of her) not knowing who she will call to respond quickly for any incident as she's been able to do in the past with this security guard at any time of the night or day. I personally have seen this security guard locking up the top entrance gate late nights and at various times when it was left open. I was also in the parking lot when I saw this security guard help a senior who had fallen in the bushes and also saw this guard help when a senior needed to move their vehicle because of a medical issue. I enjoy visiting her and the facility is very beautiful and well-kept and the people who work here are very courteous, as was the security guard who will now be sorely missed by my family member.

If you're looking for an affordable assisted living option, I highly recommend considering Cogir of…read moreNorth Bay. It's an impressive community, and the residents we met were warm, happy, and very friendly. The rooms are exceptionally large, include small kitchens, and the entire facility feels clean, upgraded, and well-maintained, comparable to many of the more expensive communities I visited. Despite its lower cost, Cogir of North Bay still offers all the essential amenities and a pleasant, welcoming environment. It's also conveniently located near Sutter Medical Center, and online reviews are consistently positive. Overview The facility includes approximately 100 apartments: about one-quarter are independent living units, and the remaining three-quarters are assisted living. The rooms are spacious and include kitchenettes (much larger than those in most assisted livings). The staff appeared friendly and welcoming during our visit. Assisted Living Fees (as of November 2025) Studio Apartment: $3,095/month One-Bedroom Apartment: Starting at $3,295/month Community Fee: Equal to one month's rent (one-time fee) Medication Management: $625/month Shower Assistance: $300/month Escort Assistance: $625/month Dining Assistance: $750/month Two-Person Assistance: $1,125/month Diabetic Management: $750/month Enhanced Behavioral Support: $750/month Enhanced Nursing Support: $1,000/month Annual Rent Increase: 5%-6% Special Offer: First month's rent free Additional Notes: Basic rent includes transportation to appointments in Vallejo on Tuesdays or Thursdays. Toilet paper and tissues are not included in the rent fees. Residents can purchase those at their store if desired. The facility's food budget appears to be limited; for example, a vegetarian sandwich with avocado seemed to be a challenge. This is not surprising, though, considering the lower cost. They also didn't seem willing to accommodate the request, even when we offered to pay an extra monthly fee for the avocado (which was disappointing, as our family member currently likes to eat an avocado sandwich for lunch every day).

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The staff is caring, attentive, intelligent, and professional. I highly recommend Alma Bella Manor…read morebecause it has far exceeded our expectations. They have two locations in Vallejo. It is far better than the places we had my mother before. I wanted to get my mom out of the larger, louder, impersonal institutions. The great advantages of this smaller facility are: 1. The owner, Alma, is highly professional, and closely monitors the trained staff she has. The staff is excellent at spotting common medical issues in seniors which are frequently overlooked in larger facilities. 2. My mom is kept much cleaner than she was at the previous place. 3. They have customized my mom's care in a way that could not be done at the larger facilities. 4. Fewer residents at this place means less chance of catching COVID infection at the facility. 5. The better staff to patient ratio means my mom has the same people taking care of her each day which I am sure is more comforting.

The Ivy Park at Glen Cove is a beautiful community with equally wonderful staff. As the owner of…read moreboth a senior placement agency (Guided Elderly Services (GES) and a DJ company (DJNF Entertainment), I am truly grateful to partner with such an exceptional organization. The staff and residents enjoy a wide variety of engaging activities throughout the year, all made possible by the Activity Director's relentless dedication and creativity. I have provided DJ services for them for several years, and one of my favorite events is their annual Trunk or Treat. It is consistently well-organized, highly engaging, and exceptionally well-attended. Vendors from many different industries participate, and families arrive in droves. While the event took place in their parking lot, the attendees enjoyed the calm (and cooperative) weather, the young ones (and the young-at-hearts) enjoying the music, the hot beverage station - some in their skates, and some playing ball. It was just so fun! Seeing this event firsthand, I immediately recognized it as the perfect opportunity to showcase the warmth and energy of this senior living community to those searching for the next home for their loved ones. I am very fortunate to work closely with their Activity Director, Tamia. Recently, they hosted an all-staff holiday party, which presented the unique challenge of ensuring residents remained engaged while the celebration was taking place. We came up with a thoughtful solution that allowed both staff and residents to enjoy high-quality musical entertainment simultaneously. I also had the privilege of providing DJ services for their Holiday Dinner event. As always, Tamia handled every detail during the preparation leading up to the evening with care, ensuring the event ran smoothly. Having worked in the assisted living space, I understand how nuanced and demanding the role of an Activity Director can be. It requires constant coordination with fellow managers, staff, and--most importantly--the residents. Through her interactions, it is clear that Tamia shares a special bond with the residents. She makes them feel comfortable, valued, and genuinely cared for. The mutual respect is evident.

I moved my mom into this "community" back in 2023 when it was The Lodge at Glen Cove. In 2025, it…read morechanged to Ivy Park at Glen Cove. From my observation, there have been a few pluses and a few minuses. PLUS: Caregivers are very kind and some go the extra mile MINUS: When residents need assistance and pull the cord to notify the care station, the wait time can be 20+ minutes before anyone arrives. My mom was found on the floor and had been there for OVER AN HOUR. She was too far away from any pull cord, and I kept trying to reach her and had a feeling in the pit of my stomach, so I reached out to one of the med techs to please go check on her and that's when they found her. PLUS: Checking on residents throughout the day MINUS: For those who are wheelchair bound/mobility issues, how does one know how often their loved one is being checked in on? More often than not, my mom is left in her apartment ALL day with very rare interactions or participating in activities. I feel that if there is a fun event then the caregivers need to get the residents out so they can participate. This has not been the case with my mom. PLUS: The food quality has gotten better. Thank you Chef Carlos! MINUS: The wait time is hit or miss. Sometimes the wait is almost AN HOUR before the residents get their meal. We were told "we are working on it." Ha! Some of the servers are amazing (shout out to Andrew). Unfortunately, I don't remember all of the dining room staffs names. Some of the dining room staff have left for another position within Ivy Park siting it's too chaotic. MANY times, when I have been there with my mom, we are one of the first to arrive at her table AND order, yet that late arrivals get served FIRST. NOT ACCEPTABLE. MINUS: When anything needs fixing/repairs it TAKES FOREVER to have it repaired. NOT ACCEPTABLE. In 2025, there was a major leak in my mom's unit while it was still The Lodge at Glen Cove. Repairs were somewhat completed, however, STILL WAITING on her kitchenette cabinet! She does have a "temporary" one. It has been over a year. I did address this with the new owners. Still nothing has been done. Also, carpet square that has blood stain on it STILL has not been replaced. Who wants to look at that every day??? Under The Lodge at Glen at Glen Cove, the staff felt more approachable. Just like family. Very warm, very welcoming. Under the new ownership, I don't get that same feeling. It's just business. Under the previous ownership, the annual rent increase was typically 3%. Under the new ownership it is double. PLUS add on the level of care. PLUS: What I can say, if I haven't said enough already, is that I do know that my mom is safe. If anything happens, they are GREAT at notifying me. My mom is comfortable and has made a few friends and the staff seem to be respectful of her. That's all I can ask for. Understand that you MUST do your homework, ask questions, hang out and observe. Best of luck to you and your loved one.

As a prior vendor for this location I can tell you that the ownership disregards payments due, uses…read moreexcuses that they are confused about what to pay and turns a phone call pleading for payment into an argument. I would not let this place manage care for my dog!!!!!!!!!! Horrible management!

I am utterly shocked on how rude staff are here. A man opened the door and I asked to speak to…read moretheir admissions department. I described exactly what would be needed as admission questions. He was very rude and shut the door on my face. Shortly a lady comes out and it was a nurse. More ruder then the man and explained my mom may be a difficult resident like she knew who my mom is. They do not want to deal with no one at all. Told me the price there is $6000 a month and disclosed information about the patients there which HIPPA would not like to hear about this. She pawned me off to other facilities. I'm glad I'm not putting my mom at a place like this. Save your family do not come here unless you like to speak to rude employees.

My family member was here for 9 days and we found the staff and nurses to be extremely caring and…read morehelpful. There was only one instance where a nurse was a bit rough- and the facility was quick to respond. They are working hard to turn this place around and it is MUCH better than it was- it's known as SOLANO POST ACUTE now. The roof is in process of full replacement; maintenance staff are very responsive; and the nurse to patient ratio is reasonable. The physical therapy room is well-equipped and the physical therapists are excellent; they work hard to help each patient achieve their goals. The rooms are a bit cramped with three people in each one, and I wish all three had access to natural light; one bathroom is shared between two rooms (up to six people). The food goes from really good to decent- but in the 9 days there we didn't find one meal where she couldn't find something to eat. With a little more work (e.g., the back entrance is not ADA-compliant; they need to install a better front entrance system with video and vestibule; some lighting needs to be fixed; parking area needs to be made safer with more lighting and reconfiguration), this facility will be one Vallejo can be proud of for those who need care before going home.

There should be "negative stars" to rate this place. It is a sh-thole. At the time my mother was…read moreadmitted to this place, she told us she saw mice in her room. They neglected my mother - she got extreme bedsores that the staff didn't tell us about. She ended up being extremely dehydrated, malnourished, and with a case of pneumonia. She ended up bleeding, and the doctor sent her to the ER. She ended up in the ICU, where we were told she would just have months to live, because of what happened to her at this horrible place. The head of the ICU was shocked. My mother kept going downhill after that, with multiple infections, and passed away several months later. This place should be closed down.

My godmother recently passed but was a resident of Greenhills for a few years…read more An excellent staff doing a challenging job. The facility has always been clean and friendly and residents happy. Cam was so attentive and compassionate during my family members transition. She was always beautifully cared for and I am so grateful Thank you to all the staff Paula

We are so grateful to have found Greenhills Care Home. Our Dad has been in a couple of care homes…read moreand none can compare to the care and cleanliness of Greenhills. Kam and her staff are so caring and understanding. They have done everything to keep themselves and the residents safe during the pandemic. We receive frequent updates and appreciate the transparency with our dad's progress. We see first hand that our dad is in amazing hands with Kam and her team!

My aunt recently stayed at Solano Post Acute for about 3 weeks after having sepsis. The nurses and…read morestaff were so kind and caring, and the facility was always clean. She enjoyed being able to participate in activities when she wasn't in therapy. A special thank you to Kianna and Mila for helping get her admitted, and to Courtney in Social Services for helping coordinate her aftercare. Our family truly appreciates all the support and care she received.

My dad stayed at Solano post acute for 2 1/2 months, he went for a lung infection and physical…read moretherapy. My dad was unable to walk and had blood clots in his lungs at the hospital. He received IV antibiotics and was able to do therapy 3 times a week. He was unable to walk or transfer to the toilet before going to Solano post acute. After his stay, he was able to walk 50 -75 feet (75 feet on a good day) and able to transfer to the toilet with minimal assistance. I definitely recommend this place for a loved one. My dad's favorite CNA was Miss Barb. Miss barb is absolutely amazing and made sure his clothes were labeled and he had everything he needed daily. Love her!!! My friend's mother is currently staying here as well and her mom loved miss Barb too. F

I sometimes become skeptical over Yelp reviews wondering who is actually writing them. What I'm…read moreabout to write is from the heart and if anything, I've understated the facts. If you have ever had to go through the process of finding suitable care for a loved one then you already know what a nightmare that can be. Their are facility owners who highly exaggerate their level of care, unqualified staff and unsuitable living conditions not to mention abuse. After several disastrous and dangerous attempts at placements for my Great Aunt and Mother, God blessed our family with Genesis Care Home for The Elderly in Vallejo. My Great Aunt was in her late 90's and my Mother suffered from Vascular Dementia. We had removed them from an unsuitable care facility and moved them right into Genesis Care Home after just one meeting with Sharon, the owner. After what my Mom and Aunt had been through, I was very direct in telling Sharon what level of care we were looking for and Sharon was equally honest and forthcoming about the level of care she provided and her philosophy on the care for the elderly. Let me start with the word Compassion. No matter how disoriented, difficult or delusional my mother or aunt became, the entire staff always remained compassionate, respectful and loving. The staff came into their rooms with a smile and spent many hours just laughing and talking with them. They took the time to ask them questions about their lives and treated them like family. My Mom even gave them each nicknames. We are a very large family who would drop by all the time unannounced and always Mom and Auntie were clean, bathed and very well fed. The food that was prepared for them was spectacular....and I'm a retired Caterer! Anytime of the day, the residents can help themselves to snacks or fresh fruit. During the Holidays and their birthdays the spread they put out is unbelievable and all family members are not only welcomed but encouraged to stay and join in. Genesis actually took the time to find out what my Moms favorite foods and T.V. programs were and made sure both were provided. The staff regularly took the time to call and express their concerns over medications, behavioral changes or their general happiness and comfort so as a team, we could make whatever adjustments were necessary to make their daily lives better. Both my Aunt and Mom have passed now, but I will continue to stop by for a visit to Genesis Care Home, to visit this very special place, and this group of phenomenal ladies. I am forever grateful, Diana A.

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