Land of Peace

The staff is very friendly and the community is very clean. The atmosphere is very homey and it is a smaller community. I would like to see more activities and engagement between the staff and the residence. I would recommend this community to others

Excellent place. Sadly my mom changed her mind about leaving her house but I would recommend highly just from the tour.

[Removed] has been so concerned with my Father's care. She is always available when I call or email with a concern. The staff (especially [Removed] and [Removed]) are friendly, and helpful. The cost is competitive.

They're doing very well in what can only be described as a very difficult situation. My mom suffers from extreme OCD and she can be incredibly disruptive and they are working with her on that. In the past we've had problems with caregivers simply quitting because it was too difficult but Adat Shalom has been great. We're very pleased with them. Even though there are problems, they're working with us which I appreciate. They're very attentive and there is great communication. Sometimes there's a little bit of a language barrier but you can get that anywhere.

Yes it's a nice place like home and not too crowded and stuff is right there to take care of you if you need them right away. I would send a friend to to land of peace

Overall, this facility is great. The only suggestions I would have is more interactions with the residents that are communicative and not bedridden here, needs to be more friendly. The food is okay, not great. Communication with the family is unbelievable. Good place, it is very nice just like home. I would recommend Land of Peace 2 to anyone who asks.

We had a positive tour at Land of Peace. It just wasn't the right fit. I didn’t think my loved one would adjust well in a residential care home environment.

My Dad was there for about 2 months. The service was amazing. There is someone there 24/7 to help him whenever he needed it. It is very clean. Rates are reasonable. Staff is really easy to work with. Downsides: My Dad was wheelchair bound, but suffered no dementia. There were only 5 others in the house and none were verbal (dementia, MS), so there was very limited social interaction except with the staff. My Dad didn't care for the food. They typically prepare all the dinners for one week on one day and you often get the same thing day after day--no options.

[Name removed] sounded very knowledageable. Can not accept "wandeer" patients. Suggetsed Sherman Oaks Psychartric Unit (2 week program) to adjust meds and stop wandering. $4,000 for shared; $5,000 for private room.

When we toured this Facility it was very depressing. Not a place I would want my loved one to be.