Oakmont Management Group

I was not happy with Sunrise of La Jolla. There were a lot of issues with payment, sometimes they charged double and made some mistakes and it would take a long time to get these payments fixed and remitted. Accounting would not answer my calls and when they did, they were rude. The care here was just ok, the staff was very gentle and loving, but it was nothing exceptional.

I keep myself busy having all these services here makes my life easier. I teach stretching exercises at city parks and here at the Hawaii Kai retirement community. I have 10 classes a week.

The room and facilities were beautiful. I would rate it at 4.5 if I could. They seem very helpful to seniors and I am looking for future prospects for my mom. It is very expensive but it is lovely.

[Name removed] helped me and was very helpful and informative. Price was high. Facility was nice.

Watch out for the hidden fees! The facility nice and clean. There is a doctor there every two weeks and the nurse practitioner that comes once a week. My mom likes the food, and likes that the tea is served hot. There offer a bunch of activities. She likes to go to church services and bible study, but it hasn't been offered since COVID. The manager is a little overbearing sometimes.

Sunrise appears to be a great place, but 10K/mo. just won't fit my moms budget.

The staff and care were fine. The caregivers were all very friendly and knew what they were doing. The community was always nice and clean. They had a piano and that was lovely. The fitness program was great and I participated as much as I could. I liked that I could keep my dog with me and take him out to socialize with other residents who had pets.

Oakmont of El Dorado Hills is a newer community. We have been very pleased with how the staff there has handled the adjustment period for my parents moving into a senior living community from their previous residence. They have also done a great job handling the Covid-19 pandemic and ensuring the residents safety. The activities at the community are good. The price is a little high, however, and the meals have not been as good as they had originally promised. Despite this however, they do seem to be making an effort to improve.

This place is like a hotel in steroids. The staff are friendly, but maybe it's the time of day that we got there but there we didn't feel very welcomed by the residents as much.

The atmosphere is very pleasant and cheerful. Many other places are depressing and The Villages at Seven Oaks is cheery and clean and smells good. It is a good value for the money. We have peace of mind that he is getting good care. We are bringing in hospice to give a little extra help. We are very comfortable with them. There have been a few times where they have not been as timely with returning phone calls and there have been a few frustrations but overall we are happy. I like that the memory care has it's own side. It is very easy to visit.

I found that the initial visits and the work of the facilitator were very caring and helpful. However, when it became time for my husband to actually move in (two/three days in advance), I suddenly had two very lengthy meetings that really were not scheduled (supposed to be kind of check in kind of meetings) and was not prepared in advance and I felt rather overwhelmed by these kind of unscheduled vital meetings. One involved going over the very detailed treatment plans and one that was primarily money related and also not scheduled with the subject in advance. Once my husband entered, they did keep in touch, but, of course, the coronavirus situation vastly complicated things. I feel they were conscientious and caring, but since we could not visit (the initial waiting for adjustment period and then the virus), I really felt a little out of touch. Overall I would have appreciated if the two IMPORTANT MEETINGS had been handled differently and in my son's presence as well.

Ok sized room. Property looks to Mountains to the East and Creek to the West. Recently remodeled and clean. Meals are served buffet style (I think).

Lovely place, very expensive 7k and up for level 2. Very nice security for memory care.

I visited this facility while looking for a place for my father-in-law and found it to be very professionally run, clean, friendly, and organized. The staff were very active in taking care of the residents and came across as friendly. I would rank this very highly given what I saw and experienced during my visit.

This is a nice community with a very friendly and professional staff. Many residents seem to enjoy the amenities and activities. The apartments are small and their design is not ideal, with the bathroom unconnected to the bedroom. It’s a truly lovely and well-kept property.

A place that my mom would be comfortable. Apartment is roomy compared to most with a smaller than average fridge, microwave and room for a little table. The living room and bedroom are of good size. Closet adequate. The public spaces look lived in and nice not just for show. Staff was caring towards the seniors and many had been there for years. Beautiful outside courtyard! Most expensive community fee of any I have seen.

Visited [date removed]. Beautiful place but mom didn't not like the pool since it was round and she couldn't swim laps. Also she felt neighborhood did not allow for beautiful walks that she is used to at Kapiolani Park at Waikiki. Lovely outdoor dining bistro outside at the pool. Very nice dining rooms.

We were pleasantly surprised by this place. The staff was very sweet and the place was very serene, clean and the garden was lovely.

Location not convenient......but the facilities are excellent and staffing program is excellent.

I'm doing this review to address the one-star rating below. My in-laws are in this facility and find the staff friendly and helpful. On Meals: The dining room is for the seniors living there. However, if you want to eat in the dining room with your senior, you need to pay for the meal. They can't have any number of family come and just sit in the dining room taking up space. There are two seatings, which means every seat in the dining room is needed. It is also disruptive to the other diners to have groups of people coming in/out of the dining room. We were visiting and my in-laws weren't hungry at dinner because we had taken them out for a late lunch. We went into the dining room during their usual meal time and asked for items from the menu "to-go". No problem. The order was filled and we brought the food back into their apartment to eat later. Both my in-laws have not been sick since they have started living here. Before they had trouble remembering to eat and not wanting to bother cooking anything. Housekeeping: We've found that the facility is clean and the apartment is cleaned regularly, laundry done, beds made daily. Facility/Grounds: For the walk-able, a small Walmart/CVS are around the corner. Some rooms overlook a creek with deer and geese visible when we visited. It is located near the Iron Horse trail. There is an enclosed courtyard off the dining room for wind protected outdoor sitting. Excursions/Transportation Although my in-laws just want to sit in their apartment, there are weekly shopping and field trip option weekly. While my in-laws hate getting older and their physical limitations, they have thrived here. Cost provided $8000 month is for two persons/two bedroom/two bath apartment.