Oakmont Management Group

We were apprehensive to move our mother into an assisted living facility because she had lived for 63 years in her same home. She has had 7 days a week 8hr daytime companion care at her home, but nobody was with her the other hours. Assisted living ends up more economical than having 24/7 in home care. But the best reason for assisted living at Sunrise is the interaction with the many other residents and staff. Plus the daily activities and outings. I have also realized our family is more apt to visit Mom at Sunrise because of the great environment and they are able to join in with the activities to give them something more interesting to do, rather than just going to her house and watching TV with her. I wish we could have convinced our Mom to move to Sunrise 3 years ago when she first started in home care. I think she would have been even more active. Long term care insurance is paying for her stay and I would suggest everyone look into it. I hate insurance, but I can actually see the benefit of LTC insurance if you have children and don't want to burden them with taking care of you or you want to protect your assets for them.

My father has called Atria Sutton home for the last 2.5 years. The staff go out of their way to talk to him, the cleaning ladies go above and beyond, and the dining room help are always very friendly. The Director of activities is always doing something for the residents in a fun way. They even bring in weekly entertainment so the residents can enjoy music during happy hour! Holiday meals are always wonderful and delicious & the shuttle is always there for Dr. appointments, and takes them any place they want or need to go. My fathers only complaint ever has been about the food, mainly the sausage and steak which are always cooked too much so it is tough to eat and cut. I highly recommend Atria, it is comforting to know that all of his daily needs are being met in a safe place, he is happy and very healthy for 92 years old.

The Sunrise of West Hills is great! It has been a great experience. I am glad that my loved one is happy here. I would recommend this place.

As a case manager for senior services and a gerontology professor at a local jr. college was familiar with this facility. I was assisting a friends family with a placement. We both liked the facility and the programs they offered.

My dad spent 4 years at Sunrise and it was a great place for him. He was in assisted living, with only 50 residents, and everyone knew his name; whenever staff called me about anything they made it a point to say, before anything else, 'your dad is fine' - which I really appreciated. They did hospice at the end after he came out of the hospital. The nursing staff and care managers were great; Sarah worked with me for over a year before we could get my dad to move there and she was great. The Exec. Dir., Catherine, takes care of any problem you bring her, no matter how small, and Delia and the other front desk folks are super. I would highly recommend this place to anyone who can afford it -it's pricy.

Overall I think they do a good job at Villagio at Capriana, I'd give them high marks across the board. The facility is clean and well kept, and the staff have all been very friendly and responsive to care needs. The only issue I've run into is that sometimes it feels like the right hand doesn't know what the left is doing with the staff, if you come to them with an issue it can be hard to narrow down who the person you should be talking to is, and then hard to get in touch with that person directly. They've been more than happy to fix any issue we've brought to them, but sometimes it has taken more than a little determination on our part.

Very nice building with great staff. When I visited there were many activities going on and the residents seemed very happy and well taken care of.

An pricey solution, but excellent staff and food. Very well run assiste living location!

We were looking for a place for our mother in order to help her become more social and then also to help her with her failing memory, and need for assistance. The Oakmont is a beautiful facility and the staff was very friendly during our tour. Our mother immediately felt at ease and even as she struggled knowing she was leaving her home, she consistently commented on the fact that she loved the facility and she felt very comfortable there. We are so grateful that she will have a wonderful place to live and one she should be very happy to be living in as well.

I think they are doing a pretty good job so far. They are clean and the staff is pretty friendly, and all of that. I don't really have any complaints. I would rate them pretty highly.

My brother moved in to Sunrise of Bonita a week ago. I toured the facility a year ago, and I was not ready to let go...I have been taking care of my brother now for over 15 years. I walked in and didn't even make an appointment. I met with Michelle who is so loving and understanding she spent an hour with me going over what I was looking for and what my concerns were. Every other facility I visited I felt barreled through the whole process. I then met the person in charge of the whole building Angie, she was very nice as well. Dan and Shannon were very well versed and answered all my questions. The homey atmosphere was refreshing. I appreciate everything the staff has done. They really care and I can feel it every time I walked into the building. I would recommend this place to anyone of my friends and family. I feel like they took my brother in as one of their personal family members. I am soooooooo HAPPY!!! Thank you Sunrise!!!!

I contacted A Place for Mom to locate a new living situation for my parents. The consultant I worked with was familiar with the geographic area, listened to our needs and gave us referrals that were right on target. After visiting various properties, we choose the Wellington in Laguna Hills. My parents just moved in, and are very happy with their new home. This service saved us a lot of time and effort, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for senior living options.

We were so stressed out about Dad, Mom was not sleeping well ( one eye open she said), giving him24/7 attention and care. We looked at 4 other options. Sunflower was just far and away the best. At first, it also seemed highest in cost. However, it's cost is all inclusive with one small exception. The Residence is only 5 minuets from Mom's, she drops in whenever she wants. She is always welcomed, the staff all know Dad and updates her. She'll visit, maybe eat with Dad and then watch him in a activity. She leaves with a good feeling about placing Dad there. She's still sad they aren't living together anymore, yet she knows in her heart that Dad is safe, well looked after and happy in the moment.

Have been very satisfied with service I have received. Of the many facilities I looked at, I feel this was the best choice. Management tries to please you and food is good. I feel the caretakers are above average. Like anywhere, you still need to visit and check on things.

So far, really good. My mom says she likes this place. Raves about the food. And she is becoming more social with her peers. I'm glad she's at a place she likes. However, from experience, we'll need to re-evaluate in 6 months, to see if she still likes it after the honeymoon period.

Overall I'm very pleased with Sunrise at Wood Ranch. I like the staff and the facility. When we first moved my loved one in, there were a few difficulties, but it got better after that. A discussion with management settled that issue. The caregivers are very caring and very intuned with her. If something doesn't seem right, they don't hesitate to call me And let me know. If I tell one caregiver or person something to do or not, they all know which I like. They have plenty of planned activities for the residents. I'm very happy with them.

I really like The Regency. I'm pleased with the staff and their friendly ways, the cleanliness of the facility, services they provide, and the care they give to my mom.

They really have done a pretty good job. They keep the community very clean, and the staff is friendly and attentive. The food looks pretty good. The cost is pretty high, that is the only thing. We negotiated on the price of the private room, when we first came they tried to get us to switch to a shared room, but that didn't happen. Other than that, the care has been wonderful.

I do not think that there is better address for care of Seniors who want an independant living or assisted living here in California. The food at Segovia is very good with enough diversity to please many palates.There are organized outings to excellent restaurants as well. There are many physical activities and social games. For non drivers, there are organized shopping mornings to the most important retailers of the area. There are musical entertainments on the premises and access to different theaters. The atmosphere is very friendly and the staff go to the extra mile for satisfaction of the residents. The drivers will take you for doctors appointment within a 10 miles radius at no extra charge. I cannot answer the cost per month since it is based on the choice of the entrance fee plan. there are four of them. For this facility to be complete they should add a section for residents who need a 24 hours care for example following a serious surgery.... or very ill. Segovia would then avoid the exit of such patients.

This place is very fancy. You drive up a hill to reach it, and there is a large sculpture in the drive-up culdesac. It feels like you are going to a classy resort. Inside, that feeling continues! The dining room was absolutely beautiful and the decor reminded me of a turn-of-the-century/Victorian setting. They have the entrees they're serving throughout the day on display outside the dining room, like at a fancy restaurant. They have set meals, but they also offer anytime dining, which I really liked because it's so flexible. Visitors can join you for a meal, but they'll have to pay $5-10. They also have a private dining room that seats 10 that you can reserve. All of the staff wear hotel-like uniforms. We didn't see any caregivers while we were there - I'm not sure if that's because they tend to cater more to independent living rather than assisted. The rooms were all very nice and quite roomy. We were shown their smallest option, and it still had a lot of space to move in! I think all of the rooms had balconies as well. Most of the rooms either have a view of the mountains, or of the beach - nice! The landscaping in their enclosed courtyard was beautiful. They had a pool and a putting green, too. We saw residents playing bingo while we were there, and it was a full house! They had a nice wall of photos/stories honoring the residents who were veterans - I'm not sure if that was just for 4th of July or if it is more of a permanent fixture. There appeared to be ample parking. I also noticed out front that they had doggie bag stands, so I wonder if they allow residents to bring their pets? Apparently there is a resident artist there. They have an art studio and one of the residents is an accomplished bronze sculptor. In fact, many of the bronze sculptures you see throughout the building are his! I thought that was really neat.