Oakmont Management Group

[Name removed] was compassionate, professional, knowledgeable, and so easy to talk to. She answered all my Questions and many more. Oakmont is beautiful. I would like to take a second look. The care seems excellent!

[Name removed] was compassionate, professional, knowledgeable, and helpful in every way. The facility is very clean and staff is friendly.

Great Community. Caring staff people are smiling. This place feels warm and homey. I had a couple of friends move their parents in. I took a tour and it is clean and nice.

The facility is beautiful and clean and the staff is hardworking and diligent. You can tell that they really care about their residents. The place is always emaculate. I have eaten the food and it is very tasty and nice choices on the menu. There are always special events taking place and I love the sense of community I feel here.

As designated family member, with 3 other siblings awaiting my feedback - Del Obispo Terrace did not disappoint. Our mother had been on her own for 25+ years, yet was time for Mom to have daily assistance. This facility passed the smell test, everyone was friendly during our visits as well as two other family members before our Mom's move in date. Multiple rooms available - able to select a room on 1st floor with outdoor patio. Unfortunately, our Mom has had two trips to the hospital as well as endured a flu epidemic at the facility that closed down the dining room and activities. While in good health, Mom enjoyed the meal setting, late afternoon get-together activities and ability to have doctor visits on-site. We highly recommend this facility - when our Mom returns, anticipate her remaining happy with this facility.

I was very impressed when we had a tour of Sienna at Otay Ranch while it was under construction. The sales staff was extremely accommodating and the whole administrative team went out of their way to meet with me and my sister to answer all our questions. Their excitement about what they had planned at Sienna, and the genuine concern and compassion about our emotional struggles with Dad transitioning to assisted living were what helped us make our final decision. Although It meant that we had to delay (by about a month) getting Dad moved from home with round the clock companions into his new apartment, it was definitely worth the wait. His apartment is very spacious, and well laid out. Safety was definitely a strong point in the planning stages. Upon entry, there's a kitchenette with a large refrigerator and microwave and room for a small table and chairs. His living room is just beyond the kitchenette and his love seat, end tables, coffee table and TV console fit there quite nicely. His bedroom is through a doorway from the LR and accommodates a double bed, dresser, night stand and comfy recliner. A short hallway leading to the bathroom houses two large closets on either side. The walk-in shower is large with plenty of grab bars. Another grab bar extends along the back wall to the toilet. An emergency call unit is on that wall as well. There's a large linen cabinet in the bathroom along with a sink and vanity with storage and drawers. Dad wears a wristband emergency call device as well, provided by community. Dad loves having his privacy yet knows that assistance is close by. In fact he loves when his doorbell rings and his care partners check to see how he's doing. At Sienna they have a unique point system where dad is evaluated for how much care he will require and based on that, he pays for the care he needs. It's all individualized per resident. We are so thankful that the fears we had about dad adjusting to assisted living have completely disappeared. He's been at Sienna for a month now. (He was one of the first residents to move in!). He adores the staff, participates in all the activities and has made many friends among the other residents who have moved in. Every time we visit him he is smiling. When we took him to Sienna for a tour the first time, after it's completion, he looked around and at first all he could say was "Wow!" Later he said to us, "What did I do to deserve this?" First of all, the place is gorgeous. It's lobby rivals that of a first class hotel. The décor is stunning, and the common areas, such as the theater, library, gym, salon and other gathering spots are very inviting. Being one of the first to reserve space for our loved one, we were able to choose the apartment for Dad, a great 1 bedroom space, located on the first floor and overlooking the courtyard. It's absolutely beautiful and the exceptional assistance offered by the staff getting all of dad's things moved in and cable TV set up etc. was as unexpected as it was amazingly helpful. I believe that the amazing support for residents and their families extended by each and every employee is directly related to the executive director and his leadership. [Name removed] has been in the industry for 12 years and you can sense his dedication and commitment to making Sienna at Otay Ranch the gold standard in the industry. His excitement about what his vision is for this community and the caring he exhibits for these residents is compelling and you just know that your loved one is in the best of hands. It's heartwarming when you watch him interact with each resident and witness the care and respectful attention he offers to each individual. Since moving in, Dad has enjoyed several outings, (the driver of the Sienna transport vehicles is an experienced senior community driver and totally dedicated to finding great places and events to bring the residents to see and enjoy). Dad really looks forward to his meals in the "all-day" dining room; they are high quality, nutritious and planned and prepared by [name removed], a wonderful chef, recruited from the high-end restaurant industry. The activities director is a charming, high-energy and gracious woman who's background is in education. Her patience, warmth and compassion have made her one of Dad's favorite people in the short time he's been at Sienna. Dad has Parkinson's dementia and it's difficult for him to find the right words to express himself much of the time which makes it very frustrating for him. With [name removed] and the care team at Sienna, Dad has no problem speaking up, knowing that what he has to say matters to them and they'll give him the time and attention he needs to say what's on his mind. Another of Dad's favorite people is [name removed], the Wellness Director. She was the first person he met from Sienna when she came to his home for his pre-admission assessment. [Name removed] is as knowledgeable as she is fun and relates perfectly with dad who loves to tease a little and enjoys a good laugh. Her influence and knowledge has enabled us to feel secure in allowing the house MD at Sienna to assume Dad's medical care from his long time primary care physician. Even though dad still lives close enough to remain in the care of his former physicians (primary MD, cardiologist, dermatologist, urologist, neurologist, optometrist, podiatrist) the care connections that Sienna is providing for it's residents will enable Dad to receive all of his medical care at Sienna by [name removed], the medical director, and by visiting specialists contracting with Sienna. All care is available under one roof! No transportation to appointments! Providers will have access to Dad's full medical record and be able to consult with each other and coordinate Dad's care among them. Although Dad qualified for the assisted living area of Sienna at Otay Ranch, we know that over time Dad's dementia will progress and his care needs will increase until the time comes when it will no longer be safe for him to remain in assisted living. That's why we're so grateful that Sienna has Memory Care and that [name removed] is the Director of that department. Although Dad doesn't come into contact with [name removed] much at this time, I personally got to know [name removed] very well during Dad's pre admission when I was actively involved with his move and making frequent visits to Sienna. [Name removed] is a salt of the earth type of person, someone you immediately click with and get a sense of comfort and support from. She, like all the admin staff at Sienna, exude that amazing combination of professionalism and likeable personality which makes them so approachable and easy to communicate with. And like all the staff at Sienna, she truly loves what she does and it shows. I'm thrilled that Sienna was one of the recommendations provided to us by your service. And we will be forever grateful that "A Place for Mom" helped us find the best place for Dad we could ever have hoped for.

The staff of Caledona Senior Living are the BEST!! They have gone out of their way to make my mother very comfortable. Mom now feels that she has a new home. She has made many new friends. We feel that we are getting the best care for Mom for the money. They provide daily activities and weather permitting some outdoor activities. We cannot say enough great things about this facility.

They have completely remodeled this very uniquely laid out facility. The common spaces are large and very welcoming. The staff are professional and kind. The community is quite diverse engaged and friendly. My parents love the food! Great westside, convenient LA location.

My father is there. His Alzheimer's accelerated after hip surgery. The facility is top rate, the cost is about average in the market place, and the people are dedicated. However, they have not been successful in integrating Dad into the daily activities, and his decline is accelerating. I was hoping for more interaction between Dad and staff. But, that's my only disappointment. His daily care is great.

My 91 year old mother has been in Bonita Sunrise Senior Living for just under a year. Though her initial month or so were very stressful for her, she has settled in and is very happy there. The staff is fabulous and from day 1, everyone called her by name. By day 3, everyone called me (her daughter) by name. They provide a very welcoming atmosphere,, and assured us there would be a period of adjustment, which there was. Mom has her favorites on the staff who deal directly with her, but they are all very efficient and mindful of her needs. I do not feel well could have chosen a better place for her. They provide a lot of activities for residents and their families, and family is always welcome to join them in the dining room for a meal (at a nominal cost). My mom's favorite activity is when Hershey Kiss, the Therapy Miniature Horse comes into her room to visit--makes her day!

Excellent place for my mother-in-la. Beautiful setting, very caring employees. They took care of her better than I could.

The staff at Sunrise HB, in Reminiscense Level 1, are superb. They are so kind and caring, and have been great with my mother. She is happy, and participates in the activities.

The Cottages of Carmel is a small, home-like facility. It is on a single level and this makes it easy for all residents to access the entire facility. All of the staff are very friendly and helpful. There are plenty of activities to keep mom busy, including regular excursions out of the facility. The first thing you notice is the facility is bright and clean. I feel very comfortable with having my mom cared for at the Cottages of Carmel.

Segovia is as good as it gets. Every need you might have is taken care of here. The staff are excellent. My apartment is delightful, the food is first class and I enjoy many of the activities. I have a little Scottie who loves the dog parks here. The facilities are too numerous to mention.love [Name removed]

After eating the food prior to the move, I was happy. More importantly, my mother is "picky" and has been contented with her meals and snacks. She likes the people working her. She has made a friend in the lady that cleans her room and changes her sheets once a week. Her level of participation is not what I had hoped. But her lifetime does not include participation so no change there.

Sunrise Sabre Springs is the second assisted living facility my father has lived in. It is much smaller (about 30 assisted living residents, I believe, plus additional residents in memory care) and because of that the care is much more personalized. The staff is just great. They know each resident by name and all their quirks and special needs. The drawback is that there is a smaller pool of people for residents to find friends in and there are relatively few activities for the men. I do wish that they had been more transparent about their assisted living fees schedule. We were told that fees were based on the number of activities of daily living that residents needed assistance with, but later it became apparent that there is also a point system beyond that which will increase the fees. But if you can afford the fees the care is outstanding and caters to the needs of each individual resident.

My father passed away a month ago. My sisters and I are so thankful he was able to live at Sunrise of Sacramento for the last 8 months of his life. It was wonderful in all aspects and he called it “home”. We are forever grateful for the care and respect they provided to him and to us, his family.

The staff is amazing. Very thoughtful, respectful and friendly. Very well appointed facility which is always clean and well maintained. Couldn’t be happier with my mom and her progress there. She is more engaged socially which helps her stay active and connected while battling her dementia. I highly recommend Oakmont of Orange.

Sunrise of La Jolla is an amazing place. At the place we moved her from, almost every day she was left naked. When I asked to have someone dress her (I live in Tennessee, the facility is in California), they refused saying she wanted to be naked. She fell frequently. She missed meals and when they brought them to her room, the food was wrapped in cellophane. My mother has advanced dementia and isn't capable of deciding if she wants to wear clothes. The indignity was overwhelming. She is incapable of removing cellophane from food, so she went without and was losing weight. Several members of the staff repeatedly told me she was a mean spirited woman and they didn't want to take care of her. None of these conditions are present at Sunrise of La Jolla. The staff is kind and loving. They are well trained to understand dementia and its effects upon a person. Every person on staff repeatedly tells me mom is one of their favorite residents. She can no longer do anything for herself, yet every morning they awaken her and dress and groom her in lovely outfits. They hand feed her when necessary. They keep mom in community with the other residents and a caregiver is always in the room with the residents. She is happy. One day when she was able to speak, she told me she had never lived in such a nice place. I know those words were a gift from God to our family to let us know that we had made the right decision concerning her care. We are so thankful for Sunrise and every person who is employed there.

My contact at Cardinal Point was [name removed].