If you love the elderly person in your life, do not send them to this facility. On the surface, it…read moreseems well run, clean, beautiful grounds and all of that. But beware. The doctor in charge, Dr. Bahl, is only required to visit the people in the nursing facility once a month and apparently he will not bend that rule even if a patient is sick and needs attention. I placed my 85 year old dad in this facility after a quadruple bypass. He was in very delicate condition. He left the hospital looking and feeling pretty good all things considered but within one week, his health went down dramatically. He quit eating. He lost weight. He looked horrible. I became worried. I asked the nurses to have the doctor visit him. They said he only comes around once a month. I then asked them to have the doctor call me. He never did. I spoke to the physical therapist and told her I was deeply concerned and wanted him discharged. She spoke to this Dr. Bahl and then told me he denied my request for my dad's release!!! Can you believe it?? Without even speaking to me or visiting my father. It was like living a nightmare. My dad fell! He fell TWO NIGHTS in a row waiting for someone to take him to the bathroom. No one would answer the call light so he tried to go to the bathroom on his own and fell. Twice. He injured himself and was bleeding from his catheter. The nurses were extremely rude to me when I complained. They still did not get the doctor over there to see my dad even though he was bleeding. Horrified and afraid, I set up appointments for my father with doctors outside the facility and took him to his regular physician even though the head nurse told me that Medi-Care would not pay for his seeing any other physician than this absent Dr. Bahl and that I should just wait until he made his rounds. I asked her when that would be, she said she did not know. WTF????? So I took him anyway and thank god I did. Check this out. My dad's regular physician ran a blood test on him "stat" because he looked so sick and out of it. Turned out my dad's sodium level had dropped to a dangerous 107. He was admitted to the hospital on an emergency basis. My dad could have had a stroke. He could have died. He was so delirious he didn't know where he was. It was heartbreaking. This "skilled" nurses at the facility didn't even notice. Do not ever send your loved one to this place. I am still contemplating whether I should sue their asses for this. I am so angry. But I'm dealing with my dad's fragile health right now and will have to think about it later. He is doing much better being cared for by inexperienced family members than the "skilled nursing" he received at The Fountains. He's gained weight and is well again after being re-hospitalized for 4 days. While I was there visiting my poor dad, I personally witnessed the people who run this place leaving the residents parked in the lobby sleeping in their wheelchairs with no supervision. Nothing. Just abandoned there. Poor things. I would never send anyone I loved to this house of horrors.

After researching available facilities on the Medicare website, this was not the facility I wanted…read more IT fails on one key area- NURSING. Maybe this is why it was the only one with an available bed. Most of the Nurses are awesome but they are under staffed. This is a big problem for elderly who have any cognitive issues. My mother has a difficult time with finding the nurses button and if it wasn't for her roommate being awesome, mom would have attempted to use the bathroom herself several times and that would be a disaster. Their remedy would be an alarm connected to the wheel chair- which can mean too late because they already stood up and will be on the floor. They left my mother in a wheelchair for 4 hours- post surgery after laying for 2 weeks. When I complained, they said it was part of therapy. When I agreed that sitting was important but to go from laying to 4 hours in a wheel chair with the nurses button on the opposite of the bed; they looked at me as if my words were not welcome. I am a professional and know you have to choose words carefully if you desire a positive outcome but honestly, their head nurse was rude and seeminly narcissistic. That afternoon, a nurse who makes daily rounds just to change bandages told me mom had a bed sore starting on her lower back that wasn't there 2 days ago. I asked about the 4 hours in a wheelchair and she said "Yes, that would make sense based on where it is located". She was reserved with her remarks but whispered "you need to file a complaint". She also had to elevate moms legs with a pillow because her ankles were double swollen- also due to the wheelchair incident. I inquired as to if they monitor water intake because mom seemed a bit mentally impaired-- and I have learned over the years dehydration causes this-- I was told no they do not monitor. If you can- Put your loved one in River Valley in Live Oak. They got high marks on the medicare website above nationaal average and even nurses at Rideout Hospital had said they would put their parent there. Thats pretty bad when their own employees recommended it. Its an older facility, smaller, but the one on one care is there. They also have a doctor on site.

2/7/2026 Regarding Lauren P.T. from Aspire Home Health…read moreIt is with the greatest pleasure that I am writing this review. After a hip replacement, Aspire Home health sent Lauren P.T. to help me with in home physical therapy and get me to be able to attend physical therapy as an outpatient at a facility, a couple of times a week. There are not enough words in the dictionary to help me express my lifetime gratitude to this wonderful lady. Lauren is the most patient, positive, and kind person there could ever be. Her knowledge and expertise as well as her ability to praise and tutor me as a patient is worldly. She is genuine and complimentary yet all business where needed. Absolutely an angel. I so wish for her, all that is great, and fulfilling in all her days to come. Lauren with love and gratitude, many, many thanks. Leroy Sharp

I spent 10 days in 2 different hospitals and came home surprised Home Health was even ordered. I'm…read morea RN and I was doing well taking care of myself.‍ Maybe a week after I returned home an Occupational Therapist came to make sure I could ambulate with all our stairs. He was very friendly, very new in his profession. A week later a woman came to take my vitals and write down my medications. Which had been done the week prior. A few weeks went by and I NEVER heard another thing from Aspire. I was actually doing well taking care of myself so I sent a note asking to D/C my service. I didn't hear anything for over a week. Then I get a text from " my patient advocate." Where has she been all month ? She was very friendly in her FIRST TEXT in a month. I responded and told her how I felt things were going. Immediately the tone had turned and I had " been dismissed verbally." Very short and curt response. What a great " patient advocate." I would NEVER RECOMMEND this HH agency unless there was absolutely no one else to care for you or your loved one !!

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!

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!

We have had Sanctuary Health visiting my husband for quite a while. We have been very pleased with…read morethe nurses visiting my husband. To name a few Brittany, Eliza, Louis and more. Their care and compassion was a joy to see. We did change to a different hospice mainly because we did not realize they also do hospice. I can wholeheartedly recommend them.

So grateful for these visiting angels. They are awesome. The care they gave my Dad was wonderful…read moreand the kind and professional advice helped us so much.

I can't say enough about what an wonderful company this is! My 98 year old father took a bad fall…read moreand after a hospital stay and post acute care we were able to bring him home. He still needed wound care for some pretty severe wounds and physical therapy to make him stronger. That's when Bellestar stepped in! Kenzi and her team are outstanding at everything they do! They are extremely knowledgeable, kind, compassionate, friendly, and have a great sense of humor to lift spirits and put a smile on your face. The quality of care is exceptional. They take great care to always provide a clean and sterile work environment to change and dress wounds, and are always gentle yet thorough. I can't believe the speed at which his wounds are healing! At first, my dad was reluctant towards physical therapy but after the first session he saw the value as Jennifer explained to my dad why each of the exercises was so important and had great analogies to keep him motivated. He does his daily exercises without fail! They communicate regularly on appointments and are always arrive on time. If you should ever need home health care BELLESTAR is the company to call! Thank you Kenzi, Karina, Anabel, Jennifer and Amanda for all your TLC! The Larson Family

From the owner: What makes Bellestar Home Health unique is our compassionate, personalized approach to care. We…read moreunderstand that every client has different needs, routines, and preferences, so we focus on providing dependable support tailored to each individual. Our goal is to help clients feel safe, respected, and comfortable at home while maintaining as much independence and dignity as possible. We treat every client like family and strive to give their loved ones confidence and peace of mind. We provide Skilled Nursing, PT, OT, ST, HHA, and Social Worker support.

On hands PT. Kind,considerate, and targeted help for physical needs Office staff highly…read moreprofessional and proficient.

I went to Healing Arts after my knee surgery and Ashley helped me get the treatments I needed to…read moreregain my range of motion. I was also going there to treat my back. That was from October 2023. I have been getting epidurals in my back and I am now back to therapy with Ashley since this month for helping my back and to help with my balance I love this place, it is very comfortable to go into and everyone is very helpful. Kay at the desk is on top of everything that is going on , If you need therapy... this IS the place to go. Not like any place you have been at least in the Yuba City area. Judy Reynolds