Oakmont Management Group

Everything has been okay so far, have some slight things would like to see improvement on. Staff is short it seems but doing their best.

Sunrise of Pleasanton really does have that community feel to it, all of the residents and staff members were very friendly. Our loved one has begun to make new friends which is great. She does not participate in the activities at the moment but from what we can see they have plenty of different things. Based on our experience experience so far we would definitely recommend them to other families.

The director was great, and they did really well with the marketing.

We had a pretty good tour experience with Sunrise of West Hills, but nothing really stuck out to me. It looked like a nice place and the staff were all good with their follow up after the fact. They asked why we went with another facility and I explained it to them over email. I just did not get that feeling I was looking for.

Our tour with Sunrise of Woodland Hills was pretty good - it was definitely a better facility than where my mom was at before. The staff were nice and good with their follow up after the tour. When they asked why we did not choose them I gave them the reasons. I just did not get the feeling I was looking for.

Crescent Landing is a very caring facility. The indoor conditions are clean and odor free. The outdoor courtyard is well maintained. The staff is kind and courteous. The nursing staff is professional and always notifies of issues.

The staff are amazing. They have the patience of Job. They know what to say and how to calm an agitated resident. The facility is kept very clean and looks like a hotel. It's beautiful. When there was a stain on my mother's rug, before I could even bring it up, they already had someone there to shampoo the rug and clean it. And they are always on top of anything you bring to their attention. She has recently gone into hospice, and I can't say enough about how well Oakmont has worked together with hospice. They are right on top of everything, are very concerned for my loved one, and have been very honest and upfront with me about her condition and care.

They had garden beds and pet dogs. It was really nice, with a mountain view.

Nice facility. Memory care unit was very new and wasn't fully open.

Overall for someone looking at Oakmont of Redding would certainly recommend it as a great place.

Our family had an in-person tour and it was a nice tour and the value was comparable

Our time with Sunrise was an overall good experience, I have no regrets. I think it's always hard being put into a position where you have to choose a community for a family member. But it was still an overall positive experience; and I wouldn't hesitate recommending Sunrise of Huntington Beach to a friend.

I toured Ivy Park at San Jose and it was a nice place. It was the furthest away from my home, so that was a negative for me. There were a lot of things I thought were good about it; but there was a glitch - which may not have been their fault. I had an appointment and they weren't able to facilitate me for at least 30 minutes, although I had arrived on time. So that sort of turned me off. It looked like a nice place, especially if its close to your home.

I really liked Sunrise of Bonita. It was close to home, and a small community like we were looking for. It would have been a good choice. But their cost was on a sliding scale depending on the level of care needed, so they would have been a little outside of our budget as our loved one's health care needs progressed. But their staff was so helpful and nice. They really worked with me to see if we could make it work and were very gracious when in the end it truly was outside of our budget.

We were on the verge of leasing one of the 2 bedroom apartments here. We were pressured because someone else was looking into them as well and we were told we had to make a decision quickly and we just were not ready yet. One thing I did not like was that they keep independent living residents and assisted living residents completely separate. My mom is on the line between the two and I would have liked to see them be able to interact together more.

They are having a hard time finding someone to drive the van so they are going shopping for us, they are trying their best to find someone though. They will personally drive us to church on Sundays and are being really accommodating while they figure it out. The activities are wonderful and they have a lot to offer. I love that there is a lot of wildlife to look at, the setting is in the trees so it is peaceful. We are also very close to the Japanese tea garden, grocery stores, shopping etc. so the location is great. The apartment sizes are slightly bigger than some others that I looked at. I would absolutely recommend Casa Sandoval to others looking.

This was a nice community. It was more expensive than we wanted to spend.

This was a good community. The community wasn't as opened as other family members wanted for my loved one.

Everybody is extremely friendly. They have a welcoming committee made up of residents who go out of their way to make you feel welcome, introduce you to people, eat with you so you're not eating by yourself, and to get you started to be a real member of the community. Everything is very clean. All of the staff is extremely courteous and seem very caring. They have lots of and varied activities, so there's something for everyone. One issue - they lost their chef and have been struggling getting another one. So the food has not been good for about a month. But I know they're working on that. Otherwise, everything has been a 5/5. I highly recommend it to other families. My dad tells me almost every time I go to visit, "I love this place." So we feel vey comfortable that we made a good choice. And his apartment is beautiful. In his particular apartment, there is a window alcove where his desk fits perfectly. It has lots of light, and he loves sitting at his desk looking out at the view. It's just so nice and bright, which is very important for him.