Pegasus Senior Living, LLC

They don't do what they are supposed to do. They do not remove the trash or make the beds as promised. The house cleaning 1x a week is almost nonexistent unless I complain and they don't change his sheets unless I remind them too. The activities are also almost nonexistent and no one goes to the few they have. They don't listen to what the residents want to do and they don't try to get him involved However everyone there is extremely nice. But lazy.

My mom was only there a month. It took almost 3 weeks for her to get any pain meds and they were slow to get her seen by the on staff doctor. The front office intake people were nice and one of the ladies that helped take care of mom was great--but most of the staff saw any request as a bother. After they asked us to move mom she passed away 2 weeks later. The people at the 2nd place--which was not as nice of a place in terms of appearance--had wonderful help and they cared for mom attentively.

The initial meeting and tour with [name removed](marketing) went very well and I believe her to be sincere about the care given to their residents. We moved dad a few months ago, and have experienced very little of the care we were promised, including him getting his medicines regularly. I would not recommend them to anyone without some incredible process improvements.

It seems like everyone is kind, seems interested in care, and available until you move in. Good luck getting personal attention here.

Well, honestly I'm not very happy with how things are going. I'm hoping it's going to get better. We have had multiple issues with their home. The home they moved into doesn't look or feel like it should considering the amount of money they are charging

The salesperson was really nice and helpful. However she was singing a rosy picture that did not match the facility or the rest of a lot if staff. This was a year ago and I hope it has improved. I made contact with corporate a short time after [facility removed] moved in. They were padding the care and refusing to make changes as we were assured they would. That issue got resolved real fast, at least for [facility removed] . Call lights seldom get answered within an hour much less the 15 minutes we were told. Laundry gets forgotten and/or lost frequently. I have stayed completely out of the mess since then as I felt guilty for leading them there.

There wasn't too much I like about the community except the residents and kitchen staff. They can improve in a lot of areas but what should drive the community is the safety, care and well being of the residents.

The common areas of the facility are really nice. They keep them up clean. They need to work on their food. It's disgusting especially up in Memory Care where by the time the residents get fed, the food is cold and sometimes you can't even really tell what it is and Memory Care they do have some stuff that are great, but most of them are lazy and when you request a welfare check in my experience, it was left and addressed.

Food was weak. Managers could not run a popcorn stand. Outside of building needs pressure sprayed and painted. I stayed a year but no complaints were ever addressed. Again, management was pathetic. Most people there dislike the food and the place does a rent increase at the end of the year. Shop around. Brookdale is way too high. I prefer a senior apt with no cafeteria. I'll prepare my own food!

Initially the facility and staff were very on top of everything, helpful and accommodating. But once they had our money and she moved in things changed. They didn’t get medications on time, a week post appointment the antibiotics hadn’t been received, room stunk of sewer and multiple requests went unanswered. It was difficult to get the help needed and it seemed as if there were constant additional charges. My mom didn’t even live there a month before passing but we paid for 2 months and the medications were more expensive than getting them from the drugstore. I don’t recommend.

#4--I rated quality three points because of the caregivers, not the administration. They are understaffed and overworked. No administration is here on weekends. #7-- Activities are almost nonexistent. The calendar blocks are filled, but most activities listed, are nothing. (example- I asked what "walking with wisdom" was all about. Was it a group with discussion? I was told that a resident may choose to take a walk in the courtyard and reflect. NOTHING! Anyone can do this anytime. The Friday outings include either Walmart, Dollar Store, lunch, or something similar. #8-- Value - SAFETY is a serious issue. In order to get a nurse, we have a button that sends your room number to a care partner. The care partner comes to your room as soon as she can (too many tasks demanded of them). The care partner gets in touch with the nurse. The internet goes out many times. When it is down the call button does not work. There are many other safety issues, but I only gave one example.

Food is a big part of a resident's life at an Assisted Living Facility. The food at the Village at Rancho Solano is consistently poor, late or unavailable. Meal times at the Village are supposed to be 7-9 am, 11:30 - 1:30 pm and 4-6 pm. However, in addition to being poor quality and bad tasting most of the time, the residents are often kept waiting for over an hour for their food. Complaints to the State, to the Ombudsman, to the Executive Director, to the Corporate office of Pegasus are made time and time again to no avail. The Executive Director always has some kind of an excuse as to why the food is not served in a timely manner or certain food that was promised such as dinner rolls are not available. In Memory Care, where the residents don't have a voice, the food served is often cold and late and when residents want more, they are told there isn't any more available. With many residents paying over $[removed] per month for room/board and care, this is uncceptable.

There is constant staff turnover from top to bottom. They do not have any activities for the residents. We were very disappointed in the experience.

I have indep living in one bed and pay over [removed]. Monthly. I do not eat the meals I buy my own food I’m currently looking for another place to live as they continue to raise prices. My walls were uncovered for 10 weeks waiting on storm repair there is never anyone around if needed it’s too expensive for what you get. I want more.

The initial part of touring the facility seemed nice and that it had everything we needed. Moving in was fine and at the beginning, it seemed like everything was going well. Then progressively they started to lose more and more employees. The food started to get really bad, they didn't have any kitchen help and then they ended up taking away the nurse. Having the nurse there on staff was one of the main reasons that we were attracted to this place because our Nana needs some more medical care and once they took the nurse away, she was not getting any of the care that she needed. We ended up moving her out of the facility after having multiple issues with medication, staff turnover, and the food declining significantly. The facility was mostly clean. I didn't see a lot of housekeeping issues, but as the staff turnover happened, I did notice things start to get a little bit more messy. Overall, though I didn't see any problems with the cleanliness. Overall, the staff was very friendly. However, once we started raising issues with the upper management, we had some problems with them. They wouldn't return our calls, wouldn't get back to us and we found it incredibly frustrating to have issues that needed resolved, but no one would contact us because they knew that we were frustrated. Again, initially in the beginning, the care was great and they had a sufficient amount of staff. But as the months went on, they lost so many staff members, and we definitely felt like the staff turnover was due to pay issues and not having enough support. We later learned from the Director that some of the staff issues were due to to People not coming in and then having to crack down on employees. Her care suffered drastically and there were a lot of times where things were missed. She lost a lot of laundry and sheets, they never came back from the laundry service. There were days where nobody would come in in the morning quick enough, and she had to sit in a wet or soiled bed. The time it took for someone to come after she pushed the button on her necklace was sometimes greater than 20 to 30 minutes. I was so frustrated by this because if she had fallen or something serious had happened, no one would get to her for quite a long time. In the beginning the food was OK but not great. As a month went on they lost their chef and a bunch of kitchen help so the meals were absolutely awful. We went to eat with her several times and the portion sizes were similar to that that I would feed my toddler. They were extremely small, tough, hard to eat, un appetizing and looked like they were just out of a TV dinner. Nana complained a lot about the food all the time and was a big reason why we ended up moving her, as well as the care problems. all of the other residents that she was with also complained about the food a lot and were met with no help or solutions. The food was absolutely awful. The amount of activities was sufficient, but our Nana didn't participate in any of them. I felt like if they had adequate levels of staff that they could have helped her to go on some of the excursions or do some of the activities. But because there was no one really keeping an eye on her, no one was there to help her to get to the activities or remind her or wake her up on time We ended up moving Nana out of this facility because the amount of money that we were paying per month was not at all acceptable for the amount of money that we were paying. The food was horrible, the staffing issues were nonstop and they took away the nurse which was a huge draw for us to have her there. We were not getting the value that we were promised when she moved in so we moved her out.

My mom was in the memory care facility less than a month before she suffered a big fall that lead to her death. I found that they had a lot of good intentions and the program in general was structured well. Unfortunately, they were chronically understaffed and most of the time would not follow along with their schedule of activities for their program. I would be very cautious about putting a loved one here who is higher need and a fall risk. They just don’t staff adequately and can’t handle higher need residents. I feel overall mislead that they could handle my mom’s needs and that they planned to deliver the programming and care as promised.

Overall the care was poor. The nurse had no idea what she was doing and there was only ONE for the whole facility and she would leave at 5. I constantly would get calls saying she fell what should we do (why would they be asking me when its their job).. or asking me to take her to hospital. They didn't watch her. She fell constantly or would sit naked in her room unnoticed. Terrible experience especially since it's very high dollar place.

I would tell a friend to stay away. The leadership at the Rivers is dreadful. I have never dealt with anybody so lazy, dishonest, untruthful, and as irresponsible as [name removed]. He blew me off for 3 months while I was trying to get my final invoice. When I finally got ahold of him, he lied to me by telling me that my bill was all paid up and then sent me to collections. He repeatedly told me he was going to look into things or fix this or that and never did anything he said he would do. Also make sure you read the contract. I had to pay rent at that place for 30 days after my dad died because of a clause in the contract about giving notice. My dad died in May of 2023 and I just now (11 months later) got the mess from the Rivers all untangled.

In general, her experience was not good. I wish I had done more research before I moved her there. The facility was clean and the staff was mostly friendly and nice. However, it was not the best place for my mother. She was not happy there because she did not receive enough individualized attention even though my mother was in hospice. The value for cost was not good. They have a weird charging structure that pretty much drained her remaining funds with little benefit to her. Overall, I wish I had not moved her there. They charge for everything. In my mom's case, hospice did a lot of things that Brookdale didn't need to do. However, Brookdale was charging her a [fee removed] "reluctance of care" fee because she is very OCD and questioned them about things. That fee was a total surprise to us. It contributed to her depleting her money and having to now apply for Medicaid.

A few months ago it was a good place to be but in my opinion the new management does not care about the residents or there staff , in memory care there has been a 100 percent turn over in the last 2 months. At this point I would not be recommend this place.