Oakmont Management Group

We were attracted to them because of the appearance and friendliness. I would recommend to others. I feel it was a bit on the expensive side for being assisted living and what they had to do for my mother but everyone and I mean everyone was very friendly.

My sister in law recently moved into independent living at Bonaventure, will soon be moving to assisted living. I live out of state and was there to help her get settled. All of the staff have been so helpful. We had a million questions, and all were answered promptly. [name removed]and [name removed] always have smiles on their faces, and obviously love their jobs. The dining room was always full of laughter, residents very friendly, and anxious to give us tips. We found the food to be very good, and the soup and salad bar always fresh, and a nice option. I speak to my SIL daily, and she continues to like Bonaventure. Thank you for making this hard transition as comfortable as possible!!

I enjoyed being there, but I couldn't afford it. I picked them because of the staff. I would recommend to others.

My mother, who has multiple health issues, moved into the assisted living portion of this Oakmont facility in December and our experience has been overall very positive. The facility is beautiful and the staff are very kind. The food is much better than the independent living apartment where she had been before. I’ve had a few minor hiccups with trying to figure out who does what and verifying that something my Mom is supposed to get is happening but overall I’ve been very impressed with this place. I feel that my Mom is being well cared for.

We feel there was some high pressure to make the choice to stay at Oak.mont. Also for the price there shouldn't be so many up charges for what they call assisted living. Every little thing costs more than expected.

My parents don't like the vegetables that are on the menu, they said food is lukewarm often, and overall, not happy with dinner meals. I put some suggestions for social activities. I know there are more women then men, but my Dad would love to watch sporting events with others. They love when they have outside visitors, such as the High School bands and choir.

We picked them because of the vacancy in a very compressed timeframe. It was also #2 on a list I'd put together. I think I would recommend it with the proviso that it is small and so does not offer what some others at the same price point can offer due to their larger size

Oakmont of East Sacramento is a very nice facility, with quite sizable apartments, lovely decor, extremely friendly staff, excellent Executive Director currently, and a new chef who has upscaled the menu and cooking quality significantly. It is not inexpensive, however. Additionally, the care staff has had significant turnover, including its management, and is likely at best average for this type of facility.

We picked this community because they offered room accommodations for two.

My husband died 2 years ago so my info is not current. The experience was good for the most part. Most of the staff were very caring and hard working. Memory care was well run. Lots of activities and interaction. At the same time family participation was helpful.

Very pricey what I do like about it is that it’s a retirement community. Also, if it were just assisted-living in memory care, it would be a little bit depressing my mom‘s not too happy to be there but that’s because she would rather be somewhere else. her house flooded. She’s been living with me and I can’t pick her up so I can’t Have her stay with me. The staff is really nice. The facilities is beautiful. The food is really good. The ambience is nice. They have lots of activities.

Ivy Park at San Jose is a great facility to have a loved one at!

I am staying on as an independent dweller for the time being. I am quite happy to be resident here.

Care and staff are good. Activities is a variety. Great live entertainment.

This is a good, clean, modern community. I like the food. I like the people who work here very much. Lots of different kinds of people. Staff provides interesting activities.

They do not seem equipped to deal with inter resident issues. There is a gentleman who constantly runs into people in his wheelchair and the staff have not figured out a way to resolve the issue.

When it comes to the meals, stop trying to impress with fancy names, just cut the salt/spice & serve good tasty food. The value for cost is ok for me but high for others. Economy sucks but what to do???? I would recommend this community to others, but it depends on tastes and or needs

We picked them because of the fact that they would take her. They were one of just a couple who do the Hoyer Lift. And the location

We picked them because of the location and services. The experience was mostly positive.

My first year, the fees were raised 27%. That was totally level of care, cost per point (their cost system) and rent for room. It was quite a lot to accept all at once and will shorten the time until my sister will have to go on medicaid. Going in, I would recommend having a clear understanding of how they compute the costs and how much they can increase and how often. It can be every six months.