Oakmont Management Group

This place feels like a 5 star hotel! It's expensive but when my mom and I realized what she could get when she sold her house, it made this facility a viable option for her. The meals are restaurant style - no assigned times, seating or meals. That's really what sold my mom and me. My only suggestion would be to strengthen the activity program. There are many outings and transportation, but inside the building, there's not a lot going on.

We really liked what we saw when we visited Casa. The residents looked like they were happy and engaged. Based on the staff we met and how they got involved in the activities and 'theme' for the year/month, made we feel working at Casa was more than a job to them. We got the sense they really enjoyed their work and cared. We appreciated the fact that the monthly fee appears to be increased only as needed, as opposed to automatic annual increases. We appreciated the 'rules' for daily living are stable and do not change, which can be a frustrating experience for residents, especially if rules are changed to benefit the owner not the resident.

They have everything put together, they know what they are doing. The food was excellent. I can't say enough good things about them. The only reason I moved was that I needed a one bedroom and they just didn't have any at the time.

My loved one was here for a short time, but they did a great job! It was a fantastic stay! My loved one had a really good time here! The facility itself is much better than some of the others around, and they were a real class act! It was great!

Everything is going very well so far! I would rate them very highly. They are working with us to make sure that my loved one is healthy and eating well. I really can't think of anything that would need improvement. We mainly chose them over the others because the facility was very clean, and the location was good for our family as well.

My loved was here for both assisted living, and eventually memory care before we moved him elsewhere. As an assisted living community this place gets a 5 out of 5. It is a beautiful place, and the staff and residents were all very friendly, and the price was reasonable. However, once my loved one graduated to needing memory care things took a downturn. Moving to the memory care section was a large increase in price, and the memory care section here was not very large or well equipped, he essentially spent most of his time sitting in a hallway. Great place, if you're interested in assisted living, but for memory care you may want to look elsewhere.

We are very impressed with this community! The staff is very friendly, and it seems like they really care about all of the residents. The communication with the staff is also very good. There is a good variety of food, and I wouldn't mind going there for lunch. We been really pleased, and lucked out! They also have a dog at the community, who keeps everyone company! The only thing is that it is really expensive... but then again, they all are. It would be nice if they could reduce the cost a little.

My Mother who is 89 years old moved into Las Palmas from a Skilled Nursing Facility three weeks ago. She had a fall at her home five weeks earlier and was no longer able to live by herself. It is such a comfort for me and the family to know she is being assisted in a safe environment. It has been an adjustment for her after being independent for the 10 years since her husband passed away, but Las Palmas has made it a good experience for her. The first week was a challenge as she adjusted to the change, but because of the friendliness and great care from the staff of Las Palmas she is doing well and happy. She is enjoying not having to shop for her own food, cook, and clean-up and finds the food in the dining room very good. She especially enjoys the social interaction that she didn't have living by herself. Thank you Las Palmas and A Place for Mom!

We have been caring for two elderly family members at two different Assisted Living communities. After being able to compare side by side we can say this is one of the best communities around. The bottom line at ANY community is the staff. Ask around and see if the staff from the general to the executive level are happy. Ask the residents how the staff interacts with them. If you have a happy staff generally you will have happy residents. The executive staff sets the tone for the entire community.

Everyone at Villagio is so accommodating and friendly. It feels just like home. I can see my husband feels like he lives here and is not anxious to leave or get away.

My father thoroughly enjoyed his two week stay at Vintage Silver Creek. He has always liked dining out at fine restaurants. The wonderful selection of meals offered along with the courteous serving staff at Silver Creek afforded him that experience again. Everyone in management and the staff create a safe and caring environment for the residents. I will definitely arrange for my father to stay their again in the future.

Beautiful facilities but too costly. Monica was very sweet and professional. Lots of good information.

I loved the look, very elegant, nicely situated. Loved the look of the rooms, studio or 2 roomed area. They had a music room, special dining areas if you would have family down. They have the special tub I am interested in. They are costly. One pays for the services needed by client. $5000 entry fee. Must be evaluated by nurse and doctor.

I returned home from touring this community and others. It has been a long day. It is quite elegant but very warm and home- like at the same time. I am planning on moving to this area to be closer to 2 of my children in the next 6 months and although I am very nervous about making the transition, I felt better after meeting with this community today. I put my name on the wait list for an apartment because they were sold out.

My father lives at Bayside Landing community. He has a very large One bedroom apartment. I visit him weekly and am so happy that he is able to have the quality of life that he does in this wonderful facility. You can't put a price on his happiness but it is worth every penny.

The Food was top notch. The chef made this bacon wrap scallops for a happy hour and Wow so tender and the flavor was intense! Staff was I like family to the residents. I have been to multiple senior living communities and Atria goes above and beyond for there residents and there guest.

I looked at every single community in Stockton. I have lived in this town for over 85 years and I had no desire to move. Bayside Landing is hands down the best community with reasonable pricing that a senior could ask for. TRUST ME. I looked at them all! The staff members are caring, kind and discreet. There are many staff members who have been at the community since it opened 15 years ago! That speaks volumes. Aron, the marketing director is amazing. The nurse is top notch. The chef makes the best food. Read my lips RESTAURANT DINING. I am one happy gal. Thank you.

I want to share our experience to help others. The Atria Bayside Landing was first on the list as far as great reviews. I would like to add our pleased outcome. To begin a relationship with any business agency that will play such a role in a family member's life, it is one of careful inspection & thoughtfulness. These days, integrity most times falls short when doing business with people (this is sad). However, Atria offers high integrity with it's wonderful staff. Almost seemingly too good to be true because how can people be this nice all the time? But they are! The marketing director, Aron, is the most genuine, caring and helpful business person I have met. From day one, she has been giving of her time and attention. Her answering & offering of answers to all our questions have superseded that of our own idea. She has remained in constant communication with me regarding our upcoming move for mom. The integrity continues to pour out with the business rep, Patricia & the front greeter, Elaine, the head nurse, Cameron seems very thorough as he crosses t's & dots i's prior to moms entry to her private studio suite and our waitress at lunch is pleasantly personable. Our family has been invited to their Thanksgiving lunch & I hear they will send a Christmas brunch invitation as well. The thoughtfulness as a whole is surprisingly amazing & comforting. The activity director is a bubble of energy & smiles. The campus is an oasis...really, to be in Stockton, the location is in the business district area with a promenade, lake, bike trails and big trees. The courtyard does not fall short of the surroundings either w/ pergolas, fountains and a large path between the foliage. They can have small pets! I just cannot say enough about Atria thus far. The food is delicious, as they allowed us to have lunch on our tour the first day, along with our gift bag of treats from the chef. We very much look forward to this adventure with mom's new independence. Atria staff care for the residents, down to the different artwork throughout the areas of living. Mom has been in one other 'assisted living facility' & it cannot compete with the abundance we feel from Atria. It truly is a gift from God that we have this opportunity.

My mother in law and I toured this beautiful facility as a possible new home for her. It was very nice, the staff was gracious and friendly. The apartments were spacious and bright. In the long run, the reason for not choosing this facility was two fold. My mother in law needs a lot of help and we felt it was important to have a dedicated care manager (the same person every day). We were told that at Montecito Oakmont that the care staff rotates and that the resident would not have the same care manager every day. The second reason was the sheer size of the place. My mother in law felt it was just too large a community for her. She's a bit of an introvert and wanted to live in a smaller, more intimate environment. This community was a close runner-up. I would think that an active senior, who didn't require too much care, would love Montecito Oakmont!

My 95 year old Mother in Law lives in this wonderful community. She needs lots of help as well as medication management. Her caregivers are so kind, respectful, loving and are very conscientious. The administrative staff are very involved and make it a point to know and anticipate the needs of each and every resident and their families. They know us all by name and are very welcoming. When I visit, it feels like I am visiting my mother in law in her home, not a care facility. We all could not be happier.