ONELIFE

Sonnet Hill looked like a great facility. It is brand new so when we took a tour there were very few residents and staff members. I think it seemed like a place that would be a better fit for younger, more independent individuals. It was a great place but just not the right fit for my loved one.

The Woodlake was one of our top runners. It has a very nice atmosphere and the residents and staff members that we spoke to were friendly. Out of all the places we looked at, this one had the best room. The only reason we did not choose this facility was because they did not provide diabetic care.

My Mom has been in assisted living for 3+ years. I have appreciated all those who have supported my Mom over the years. It wasn't until I moved my Mom to the Woodlake that I could really appreciate the true commitment to senior care. At the Woodlake there are professionals in every role. From Care , Concierge, the Chef and the Support Staff everyone supports the Resident! My Mom is thriving at the Woodlake and I am forever grateful!

If your loved one needs the level of care offered by a facility then this is the one for you. The staff is happy to talk to family members and give updates on how your family member is doing. The facility is welcoming and you don't get the feel that you are visiting someone in a nursing home. The hallways are wide and the ceilings are high which makes it just seem like a friendly place.

I've toured just about everything available in the Sacramento-Rocklin CA area. Under new management with Meridian Senior Living, Legacy Oaks stands alone with the homey environment I wanted for my father suffering from MCI. Very cordial staff, dedicated management team and clinical properly managed. My search is over. Thank God for Legacy Oaks! I can feel better about my fathers day to day life and managed health care needs.

We placed our Mom here in January after the fires . They were still in emotional recovery stage but were very informative and helpful to us. I agree that paperwork is not their strong suit but the work they do with their community members is wonderful. My mom went beyond reluctantly but within weeks she was happy and adjusting. Every staff member knows her name and is respectful and loving. It is a challenging clientele since everyone has memory issues. I feel that they do a wonderful job respecting all of them and allowing them to be as independent and involved as their disease allows them to be

My mother has been at The Springs for about a month and has adapted very well. She was in a situation where she was not getting a lot of mental stimulation, and this is a big improvement. Her physical and verbal functioning have also improved. The staff is professional, patient, and understanding. Having regular visits by a doctor specializing in older adults is a big plus. The setup with registered nurses handling medications and supervising, while other staffers direct activities and help with grooming and other issues seems to work well. Family members are welcome to visit anytime, and that makes the atmosphere very welcoming.

What a great facility! Mom was floundering at another place for almost a year but has become more focused, better able to move herself around in her wheelchair, and an active participant In van trips and activities. The food is great! We enjoy our lunches there, wonderful variety, great presentation, and mom eats so well there. The building is well designed and beautifully kept, the rooms are spacious and well appointed, and the patio is inviting and has adequate shade for summer days. The staff are welcoming, friendly, smiling and loving to the residents. We couldn't be happier! Mom is getting her correct medication, she has friends (even if she can't remember their names!), and we look forward to visiting her and playing games with them! Check it out for yourself and tell them Julie recommended The Springs! You won't be sorry-

Mom fell and broke her hip four months ago and that was pretty much IT for her living alone any more. We started searching on our own since the family all lives in Sacramento and wanted something close to Kaiser. After getting major sticker shock at other facilities we found Nazareth Park Place--and it was actually affordable and very nice-not fancy, but overall, excellent in many ways. The staff are super friendly and caring, seem to be well trained. The studio apartment Mom picked out is large, with a nice kitchenette that comes with a refrigerator and microwave. Mom wasn't too happy to move at first. But, after about a month, she realized she had friends to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner with, got to do fun things everyday, all her needs are taken care of too. The community is older, but in good shape, and seems like they are always sprucing things up. The food is good--fresh and well-balanced. I eat dinner with Mom every Saturday for $5.00 at Nazareth. She's OK now and doing much better.

My Dad is now a resident at Nazareth Park Place and the place itself is very nice and clean. My experience with the staff has been quite wonderful and I really like the fact that they keep me updated on him and send me pictures often. One thing that was concerning since my Dad is in the memory care unit is the amount of time he gets outdoors. The staff has informed me that they take them out at least twice a week but I am hoping for a bit more access for those in memory care. I understand there are some that are a wander risk but the idea is nice. What matters the most is that Dad is happy there and he is definitely in good hands!

It was a very nice place but my mother was very unhappy because she wanted to be home, but the facility was just fine no problems - well one problem they couldn't find the morphine on the last day of my mother's life. Give her some relief from pain, but the hospice worker finally showed up with morphine at the facility. Just the person on staff at that time of the day just didn't know where the morphine was but other than that, the place was very well taken care of and a very nice staff, very professional.

The staff was responsive and very helpful; activities were good, especially the outings. It was be good to have more exercise, walking, movement for those in memory care; food was perfect.

My husband and I moved into a 2-bedroom apartment at The Woodlake five months ago. We are quite comfortable with our living arrangements in this apartment. Also we are enjoying the companionship of our fellow residents. There are a variety of activities to participate in and we like some them. As for the food, we sometimes don't like the daily specials, but there are alternatives to order from and they are fine. We are in independent living, so we do not have the services of care takers. Overall we are pleased that we chose The Woodlake as our home.

Food options are very good, and she really likes the staff. She seems to be getting plenty of attention and care. There are lots of options for activities, but I'm still trying to get her to take advantage of them.

The staff is very caring. Additionally, the facility is kept very clean.

The staff is welcoming and experienced. This smaller size assisted living facility is modern and very clean. The location is close to freeway access and a local market. The only downside for my mother-in-law is not having many Spanish speaking residents.

So when we entered the facility the sales team was fabulous and went above and beyond to help get our family member moved in and made every effort to help make him comfortable. The staff was quick to tend to any requests and was very friendly. The ownership has recently changed and the staffing has also changed. Our family member has recently passed. Therefore there has been a lot of business to wrap up. The administrative team although very friendly...have been extremely slow as far as returning our share of the deposit. Despite repeated verification that it has been issued ..it has not arrived. We are also having difficulty getting information sent to our LTC for billing purposes. There is also problems resolving billing issues with Omnicare the pharmacy that Woodlake uses. Unfortunately this administrative side has put a negative spin on our experience at this facility.

My brother and I both really like it and the staff are very friendly and that it's a great place. We would recommend it to friends and family.

If eel like she doesn't need a lot of care but they seem very nice when I'm there. Our loved one wont participate in the activities. It is a lot of money for taking her to the bathroom, bringing meals, and coffee, hospice does a lot. After my experience with everything, yes I would recommend this community to other families

It was very clean, friendly staff, the shared rooms were actually quite private, and the price was closer to our budget. I would recommend Sonnet Hill Senior Living as long as they didn't need nursing care because it isn't a nursing home.