Oakmont Management Group

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.

Down the road from Leisure World, and across the street from another retirement community. Very, very fancy and absolutely beautiful lobby with a large atrium and rainforest-like display. Feels more like a hotel. Lots of parking for residents. One feature I liked about the rooms is they all had a little window that jutted out from the building so it could be a great little ledge for plants or other kitchen knickknacks.

A lovely community that serves their residents very, very well. Sarah and Jessica were so helpful during my tours. Shannon (the Terrace Club Coordinator) is awesome (!), the care team is fantastic, and Yvonne (one of the LVN's) is competent and super pleasant to interact with. Terrace Club is truly a Godsend... finding the right care for high functioning dementia residents, like my aunt, is extremely difficult. Sunrise is one of the few communities to fill in the gap, and has created the perfect balance of care for that delicate stage between Assisted Living and full Reminiscence care. All of the staff at Sunrise are very, very pleasant and helpful. The only thing I feel could be improved is an additional person on the wellness team. Day to day and urgent needs are handled efficiently, but It can take a while for responses to the not-so-urgent matters. All in all, I highly and enthusiastically recommend Sunrise of Huntington Beach! My aunt is very well cared for and I couldn't be happier.

They do a very good job. The staff is very nice, sometimes I feel like the follow through isn't always there. Some of the little details and unique attentiveness can be overlooked, they have offered things that haven't happened. The food would be a four. I think it would be nice if they had some sort of on call masseuse, that would be nice. I wish they had more help with the psychological aspect. There should be some kind of mandatory adjustment counseling to deal with the massive change and the emotional stress that comes along with this kind of move. I think they feel like they got dumped off there, and they don't really address that. None of the communities do it. It would be nice to have someone to talk to that could maybe help them deal with the adjustment, as part of the process.

My wife spent six nights in Respite Care at Valley View Gardens while I was away on a trip. She enjoyed the time spent there and we would use this facility again for Day and Respite care needs. The care givers there are terrific.

I love it, the other residents are so nice. Everyone is so nice. The food is the only thing that could be improved a little, but they are very accommodating about the diets. They are very light on the seasoning, which is good for most seniors, but I like heavily seasoned food, and I just bring my own down. They were better than any of the other places I saw.

It's definitely pricey, but it's good care, and you get what you pay for! We chose this place because it's in a good location and close by. The staff are all super friendly! They are always giving hugs and they really put the residents first! Every single staff member is great and they are all just awesome!!

I love it here! best decision my daughter and I have made.

Very nice place to live

This community was very nice and good. They were professional but they didn't have memory care and that was probably the separating point on it. Other than that everything seemed good.

There comes a time in every family when a loved one is no longer able to live on their own. At that point choices must be made and they are not easy. We reached this decision point early in 2013. As we began to look for a facility we made a list. It had to offer assistance when needed but be freedom oriented. It had to be affordable and centrally located. We wanted a caring staff of professionals. And, it had to offer an atmosphere that closely replicated “home.” Armed with these requirements we began our search. There are many independent and assisted living facilities in Las Vegas. And some met most of our needs. But, one stood out. Way out. We actually visited Atria on our second stop and it became “the one to beat.” We did continue our search but no other facility topped Atria. Not one. Needless to say we selected Atria as our loved one’s new home. We have never regretted our choice. This modern, clean facility is just a joy! The staff is amazingly friendly and seems to know every resident by name. The individual apartments are roomy and clean. Even the food is good! We’re all living longer. And, you stand a very good chance of facing a similar choice. Do your research. Investigate. Thoroughly examine the pros and cons. And, make the best decision for your loved one. But, please put Atria on your list. I think you’ll be as happy as we are that you did.

I really like them but their studio was a little too small for my mom. I thought they had the cutest décor. It was very warm and they had a little breakfast bar thing with food and coffee that was open all day. When the residents were down in the activities are they could go and grab anything they wanted. The whole place was really really quaint. I really liked it but it was on a busy street and way to far from my mom's doctors.

We are very p;eased with our home at Villa San Ramon!!! We have A NICE 2 BEDROOM APT,in a beautiful building surrounded by hills creeks etc but also a nice neighborhood and all facilities for shopping etc. There seem to be many planned activities but we are still busy moving in here and out of our home in Danville.However we feel at home here.

As a current resident, what I like most about Las Palmas is the entire facility, the ambiance of the facility, the staff, the service that they provide, the grounds in which they're located and the resources they provide including enclosed patio with pool. It's much like a garden apartment complex. The dining area is very comfortable. The architecture there is very welcoming. It's a little bit like a theme restaurant and the food so far in the several weeks we've been here has been excellent. Breakfast, lunch and dinner have been more than quite satisfactory. The only thing that's missing is a bottle of wine with dinne

It was a hard decision to place Mom in the next level of care --Memory Care. I visited several places and decided on Montecito. They were very informative and answered all my questions and concerns. I dropped in/out several different times to see how they handled their people. I was very pleased to see how they took pride in caring for each of their special needs. They always have time to be their for them. When my mother wants to go out and take a walk someone takes her out for a walk. I sleep better at night knowing Mom is in a SAFE environment and somebody is watching out for her. Mom must be happy as she doesn't call me as often.

It was nice but my mother would have had to share a room and I didn't like that. It was clean and the people were very friendly. The shared room was the only thing I didn't like.

It was very nice. It was definitely a newer facility but it was a bit more than my mother could afford at the time and more than my brother and I could afford either.

Sunrise was okay. I didn't get as comfortable of a feeling from the interation I had in my initial conversation with them. You know how everything is an extra charge for care in a lot of these places? They seemed to have a lot of that on top of the extra stuff my mom was going to need. By the time I was all done with it, the place I chose was a little more expensive but it was all inclusive so I didn't feel like I was being nickeled and dimed. Sunrise was a very nice community. If my mother was at an earlier point in her life I may have considered it. It just wasn't what I was looking for.