Sunny Hill Management Co. Inc.

I have found Avista a good place to live for us. Food is good. Cleaning is good, most of workers and staff are kind and helpful. We feel fe and cared for. Love the entertainment and other activities.

I don't require medical care. I'm home-bound in my apt so I don't see the grounds or activities. Everyone I do see are very nice. Still having problems getting 1 meal a day delivered to me. ( after 18 months). Lots of staff turnover. But overall I'm happy here.

My mom was in Grossmont Gardens for a month until the house renovations were completed, and she's been home doing well, since leaving Grossmont Gardens a year ago. Friendly staff; available for questions & comments; clean facilities including spacious room, elevator, dining room.

Lower cost for value. Responsive when called or questioned. Food is unappealing to look at. Very little color in the dishes. One dinner cauliflower, chicken with a sauce (same color as cauliflower), and I think mashed potatoes? I remember thinking this whole dish is off-white. My Father in Law hates the food and asks for a hamburger everyday, which they supply, but probably not so good for him.

Grossmont Gardens is not the ideal place for [name removed] but none of the facilities that I toured are. Memory care facilities appear to be geared for patients with Alzheimers type dementia, not Lewy Body which I believe that [name removed] has. The activities do not challenge him and he is bored and frustrated. He has made numerous attempts to climb the wall surrounding the facility. The best feature of the facility is it's location. Convenient for me and his girls to visit him. I would recommend Grossmont Gardens. The caregivers are good and the activities are good for most of the residents. They bring in entertainment regularly and have events for family to attend

As this is my brother's first experience at an assisted living there us no comparison. Plus he's been in the hospital or a nursing facility the majority of the time

My experience has been great. Everyone is very friendly and welcoming your greeted with a smile. Staff is helpful and patient if they can’t help they will find someone who can. Atmosphere Is great you will always hear laughter and see smiling faces. Building is clean always decorated for the seasons/holidays.

Sterling Court at Roseville is a clean, small and personable community and the med techs that work there are good. However we did have issues with the billing, we would have to watch that very closely.

Our family had an in person tour with Grossmont Gardens and it was nice. Nice area as well. Somewhat expensive for my sisters budget. But I did negotiate a lower price but then [community name removed] called and said they had an opening and my sister opted for that. But it was a nice place, nice rooms and friendly staff.

My family and loved one had a good experience with the community. The staff was caring. Everyone seemed to be friendly. We would suggest you check in with the staff often to make sure things are going well for your loved one. Overall, this is a community you should check out to see if it would be a good community for your loved one.

I think this is a great place for someone who just wants to have their own space, but still not have the burden of having to make meals and clean their own apartment and has opportunity for socializing. When the care is more intense, it's important to make sure that you are in constant communication with the caregivers, because there are a lot of staff coming and going all the time.

We picked this community, because of the location, cost, and services. They have a nice facility, nice staff, good caregivers, a great location, and average meals. They need improvement with communication-avalability to solve issues.

Mostly everything about the Grossmont Gardens has been a great experience. Based on our experience we would recommend this community to other families looking for a community for their loved ones

This community has really good activities for the clients, they even take them on some field trips. The staff insisted we provide an electric Hoyer life, which costs more and was harder for us to locate. .

The community was nice and very clean. The only staff I interacted with was the front desk or director. There was no opportunity to tour when I was there.

our dad has been a resident at Sterling Court for about four years. He loves the caregivers and front desk staff. As his family we like that we get to enjoy the fun activities too. Recently our Dad's health has declined and is bed-bound now but the caregivers and other staff including med techs, are very patient and attentive to his needs

Grossmont gardens is on beautiful grounds in la Mesa. Very kind staff. Building is slightly outdated but being worked on. Lots of effort in the food department. Safe. Caring. Responsive. Lots of activities. Prices went up a bit but still a better value than most private pay.

They have a good closer that moves you in, but after that, you'll have to read the small print to find out what exactly you've signed. You're signing 40 pages, so you gloss over things assuming that it'll all be on the up and up, but it's pretty much all in their favor. I assumed there would be more communication, so I'd know what's going on with my loved one. I don't know if they have a program like other places, where you can log in and see what your loved one is up to. I always had to hunt down someone and it was never the same person as the day before. That might just be the nature of these communities as my loved one is at a new place, but we're still having the same issue with communication. You have to work too hard to find out what's going on. Sometimes you do get an answer, but most times you're struggling.

We toured at Plateau Village Memory Care and found nothing wrong. We just didn’t click with the staff as much as we did at another place.