Cogir Senior Living

A nice friendly place for my mom. The socialization and activities are keeping her sharp.

My mother is currently a resident at Home Place Special Care at Burlington and the experience has been mostly good, overall. The friendliness and the activities are both great. Based on my mother's experience, I would recommend this facility to others.

Cogir has done a lot to accommodate moms special dietary needs, but they aren't truly ready to support plant based gluten free diets. The more requests they get, the better they will become. Move in was easy and well supported, the ambassador program seems non-existent, so make sure you have the resources to support your parent through the transition. Sometimes it's difficult to get a timely response from staff.

No place is perfect I'm sure. But I can honestly say that in spite of transitions of leadership posts, in most major areas in the community, including executive directors; ongoing renovations to meet RUI standards, unexpected infrastructure challenges; the team members, care givers, clinical staff, activities team, dining personnel - all are extremely genuinely dedicated to the well being, safety, and happiness of the residents.

The staff is very friendly and helpful. Overall we were pleased with the facility. The only issue we ever had was when the elevator closest to my mom's room was broken for a week. I would recommend Cogir on Manteca to others.

My mom is a resident at Cogir of Stock Ranch. Generally, from my perspective, it is a very good place for her. I am confident that she is in a safe place. She is a bit more critical than I am. It depends on her mood and how she is feeling. She will be 97 years old next month and is aging quite a bit. She has been able to cover the cost with no problem. She did have a long term insurance policy that we tapped into when she started needing more assistance with her care. I would definitely recommend having families check it out. First impressions are excellent.

We really loved how they monitored my father closely and called in hospice which was a great help to my father. They were on top of all aspects of his care as I felt very comfortable with his care and treatment under Cadence. The other facility I visited was fine but felt more like a facility. Cadence felt more like a home than a facility.

Honestly they are all amazing. No complaints. I am very pleased with the experience.

The people are really friendly and caring. I would recommend to others.

The staff seemed to genuinely care about my mom's well-being. The first few months there was a fair amount of turnover in management and some staff, but I don't know if that is an industry issue/a them problem/new management etc. Her care did not seem to suffer though and it settled down. She was always clean, and fairly happy, although fortunately that's how her dementia manifested itself. Initially, we looked at other places, but my dad liked the relatively smaller size and the value. For us, it worked just fine.

For the most part, it was fine. When he had to go to the hospital, they wouldn't allow him to come back, claiming his care needs exceeded what they could provide despite him being in better condition and making progress through short-term rehab. Also, it didn't help that this was right around the holidays, so I was scrambling to find a new facility. So as long as there no issues or major changes needed, even if temporary, it's a decent place.

People very friendly. Take care of each other. They provide good caregiving.

I think that those in assisted living would enjoy the community and accommodations. Those with dementia but not quite ready for memory care will require special assistance from family and the facility to make the transition.

Overall it is a great location. Food is above average, views are incredible, rooms are nice. High turnover in staff, but that could be more indicative of industry. The prices went up a considerable amount less than one year in, way more than what they said they expected.

I have lived in the town for 50 years. I like it here except I have no family here anymore. If a friend asked about this community of tpeople and the building I would say, its nice and the people are good. I have made some new friends.

I always rate for room to improve. Cadence has taken excellent care of our relative and we are HIGHLY pleased with him being there! I recommend it with confidence! Like most: quality of care & cleanliness. Least like: Food

If you are serious about it, get on waiting list.

In memory care The staff is very caring. They take extra time one-on-one to sit and listen and chat with all the residents to ensure all needs are being met and the residents feel heard. It's a very loving and caring and environment.

My mother had a good experience here. The staff was available if I had questions. At Nikkei, they offered Asian food choices on most days and my Japanese-American mother appreciated that. She had a private room with kitchenette and private bath, and the place was clean. She stayed busy with different classes and events, and she enjoyed playing cards with the other residents. She passed away at age 92, and she was taken care of until the end.

The staff are all quite friendly. They try their best to be responsive to problems. Housekeeping works hard, but most do not have a really good command of English. I am not sure about communication. I have been kept informed of things for the most part. I visit once a week and have lunch with my wife and the other residents. I have found the food pretty good. (That's one if the reasons I visit during lunch---I want to see how the food is.) Move-in was really easy. Much easier than I anticipated. I would recommend this facility. In general, my wife is happy there and she seems to be doing well. I had to readjust my expectations once I had some experience with the facility and the residents.