Oakmont Management Group

I was not impressed during my tour with this particular community. The bedrooms needed a lot of renovations from the carpet to the paint and the furniture looked very old and outdated. The rooms also seemed very small with a very closed off floor plan. I would not want my mother to be living in this community.

Visited, but they only have one room available. No inside shower, mom will not like. Sales person was VERY nice!

This community is kept clean and is cared for. The staff work well with my dad. The administrative staff is not very responsive. I have not heard any complaints about the food. They offer a variety of activities. I would probably recommend this community.

Very nice facility, but a bit expensive for the size of the units - no rooms with patios or balcony and no view.

Good morning , Well it has only been in operation for a year. My mom has been there two months . Overall she is content but some issues have not been resolved . Example she would like larger portions of food her salads which are forgotten at times . The residents do not get enough fruits and vegetables. The care givers do try very hard in taking care of her needs. It is a very clean and new place . I would like her to get more involved with activities . She enjoyed a day ride they took them out. Don't know if she has done it again. Since I live in Idaho I'm not sure what all goes on there.( calif ) , just her feedback . She loves her salon days and craft days . My special thanks to each and every employee at the facility . Idaho

looks very nice but toooo much money

Facility was nice but our parents would prefer more independence.

I really enjoy the pleasantness and helpfulness of the staff they all remember your name which is nice they speak which is also nice really makes me feel good thank you

very large facility that is spread out. Looks pretty new but rather impersonal by the layout. Lots of clutter. Not for us.

I helped my aunt choose Vintage at Burbank and she's been there now for several months. I have been a bit surprised to learn, after the fact, that despite the high cost of this place, the people who live there have pretty much no say in the food they are served. Not that you can make everyone happy all the time, but the chef or whoever makes the grocery list apparently pays much attention to any of the ongoing requests of the tenants. For $5K or 6K a month, you'd think you could get toast on the bread you want or asking for some other kind of fish instead of Talapia (which incidentally has the LEAST nutritional value of all the fishes). I know that many elderly people have issues with their diets and a loss of appetite is common, so this really is not a small thing. I have another relative at The Village at Northridge and the food options there are amazing. Similar cost as well, so maybe we will be making that change for my aunt if they continue to be unwilling to hear from their tenants.

She is there and she is not happy there. I would rather not go into all the details at this time, but I will be speaking with them next week.

I toured here when I was looking for options. I wasn't very impressed. The seemed to have a nice window dressing, but it seemed fake to me. When I met with the nurse, I knew this wasn't a good fit for us.

I guess she is doing better than she was at the other place. No one has really called me in 2 weeks. There are no follow up calls regarding my Aunt, but I am the one that got her in there. The hospice people need to get her on better supplements, but they will not listen to me. I know that supplements work because I am a nurse. I am meeting with some resistance when I call. I just want to be able to talk to the nurses to get her on a supplement that will help her. I did speak to the business office today, so hopefully we can get some results.

They could improve on the seating for the dining room. There is a distinct division among the residents, and those that have been there longest sit in the same seat, so it is hard to introduce new people and welcome them.

I did not feel like I got full disclosure of the whole move-in process, I did not feel like I got a very good orientation with Fullerton Gardens. I felt like I was told some things that weren't fully disclosed.

nice property but a poor value, too expensive [price removed] for a shared room. Deceptive per/day pricing scheme that hides the monthly cost unless you want to calculate it then and there

Housing - rental, move out as cost gets too high Facilities - Excellent, new and bright Activities - Coordinated Phases - a la carte pricing, as need arises

The nursing staff and all those people are really very great. I do have some issues with the administration however as they have a tendency to make promises that they don't keep. That is one area for improvement. Another would be to make sure that the residents are able to make it to all the activities. Overall it is a pretty nice place. The food is pretty decent also.

I did not like the apartments. They did not build the apartments to what would be necessary for her care. It was very, very expensive. I couldn't even get a price for the care that she would need. Unfortunately, it was not what I felt was appropriate.

I really like the people there at Sunrise of Seal Beach a lot, but there have been some communication issues with the sales and marketing staff. I feel that there were some misrepresentations made about the cost that we would expect. We were doing this with limited finances and with help from insurance, and the sort of help we were able to get was not accurately portrayed to us. Fortunately, when I voiced these concerns they resolved it, but I told them I would not speak with the marketing director again as I felt that she was not forthright and less than honest.