Staff are very caring. Currently, renovating but still shows nice. Very homey but lots of amenities.read more

Having your own room and not lousy food as it mentions in reviews. It's not close to stores to go…read moreshopping

Had a great time at the brunch with my father in law food was great staff was engaging and…read moreattentive great atmosphere and activities. Looking forward to a great relationship with the cottages team!!!

Amazing as always! Staff are amazing, food was great, and the hospitality was excellent. They take…read moresuch good care of my grandma! She did have one wish for the events, though: please turn the music down a lot. It makes it difficult for already hard of hearing residents to hear their family members. Thanks so much for all you do, team!!!

I wish I could give even more stars!! When my mom & I visited Estancia last month, in search of a…read morenew home with more support for my dad, I was hesitant that an asst living facility would be able to accommodate him. But after our tour, I left think "I could WORK there!" (My husband later said, "Can we get on a list?") This is the best in assisted living--beautiful accommodations, engaging activities, and meaningful connection with staff who are so helpful. Every staff member knows my dad by name (as well as my mom and me!) and cares for him with such great respect and kindness. There are so many activities in a range of abilities, so every day there are things to do to engage with people. My dad says his favorite thing is the food! He has gone from having just a donut for breakfast to having scrambled eggs, pancakes, bacon, and juice--every day! The food choices are always amazing, and in one month, there has never been a day he has been disappointed with the options. Plus, he has met new friends he sits with at meals. In the hall one day, I met a woman and her dad who were taking a tour. She said they were looking for a place with "food and friends." THIS is the place! I cannot recommend Estancia del Sol enough!

I recently toured Estancia Del Sol with my sister as we're looking for a possible place for our…read moremom, and we were very impressed. Chris in the front office was extremely helpful and welcoming--great first impression. The entire community felt friendly, clean, and well-organized. One thing that really stood out was the clear communication about meals, activities, and scheduled events. They offer a lot of amenities that really matter, including on-site physical therapy, a visiting doctor, a library, craft room, movie area, and a sit-down style dining room with three meals a day. It truly feels like a supportive and engaging environment rather than just a facility. Based on what we saw, we would feel very comfortable having our mom here and look forward to hopefully making this her new home. Highly recommend a tour if you're considering senior living options.

I am a mobile notary in the Corona and surrounding areas. I am in several different assisted living…read morehomes on a regular basis. Senior Oasis is by far the most well run home facility in our area. It is extremely clean and the staff is very kind, patient and thoughtful. Every time I'm there to help one of the residents I always want to stay to eat because the home made fresh food smells amazing. I have gotten to know the owners over the years and they are incredibly kind. Highly recommend this establishment.

We were fortunate to find the Senior Oasis Assisted Living Facility in Corona when our sister…read moreneeded around the clock care. We spoke to the owner, Gabriela, an LVN, about specific physical issues that my sister was having. She assured us that they could provide a safe and comfortable environment for her and give her the care she needed. We noticed how lively and friendly the caregivers, Joe and Dina, were as they went about their duties cooking and cleaning and caring for the residents who were out in the dining area. There was background music playing and the facility seemed bright and welcoming. The aroma from the kitchen, where the evening meal was being prepared, was inviting. My sister quickly adapted to the structure and routine and said she was happy there. After falling and injuring herself numerous times at the previous assisted living facility, she fell only once at Senior Oasis. Joe and Dina got to know my sister quickly, and notified us when they saw something unusual in her behavior and demeanor. We took her to the hospital and she was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer. Gabriela opened a sister facility, Senior Oasis 2, shortly after and asked if we would like to send my sister there. It was a spacious and well appointed facility with an upscale home feel. Joe and Dina were transferring there, so our sister said she wanted to go too. She lived there for the remainder of her life - Gabriela, Joe and Dina and the other Senior Oasis caregivers adapted and adjusted to her worsening health and eased her into hospice care. We are very fortunate to have found Senior Oasis and Gabriela and her team. They provided the highest quality care and comfort for my sister during the last year of her life...and we are forever grateful. Thank You so much!!!

I've had the opportunity to walk the facility and speak with the owner and staff prior to them…read moreopening! The facility is immaculate and very cozy! I felt like I was in my own home! As a nurse I was also able to speak with the staff who is excited to be a part of this new facility and very knowledgable!! That is refreshing, as I typically see the the worst in assisted living facilities! I would recommend this home to my own parents and I believe all those who choose to live there, will be very happy they did!

Amazing service!!! Very helpful they took great care of my mom, always attending to her needs…read more Place is nice and clean. I love how staff attend to and interact with residents. I walk in and greeted by all staff.. Keep up the great work...

The Grove Care and Wellness is an amazing facility with a welcoming and compassionate team. The…read morestaff truly care about their residents and always go above and beyond to make everyone feel comfortable, respected, and well cared for. The facility is clean, organized, and has a warm, family-like atmosphere. I highly recommend The Grove to anyone looking for quality care for their loved one!

My father, who is 91 years old and living with dementia, has been a resident at Ohana Excellence…read moreAssisted Living in Corona since January 2026. Our family could not be more grateful for the exceptional care, compassion, and attention he has received. Before making this important decision, our family conducted extensive research. We called more than a dozen assisted living and memory care facilities and personally toured six different communities within approximately 15 miles of Corona. We carefully evaluated facilities ranging from large corporate-operated communities to smaller residential care homes. After all of our research and visits, we chose Ohana Assisted Living--and we are absolutely happy with our decision. Finding the right home for a loved one with dementia is one of the most difficult choices a family can make. From the moment my father arrived, the staff at Ohana made him feel safe, respected, and genuinely cared for. They treat him with dignity, patience, and kindness every day. The caregivers are attentive to his individual needs and have done an outstanding job managing the challenges associated with dementia while helping him maintain the highest possible quality of life. They communicate well with our family, keep us informed, and consistently demonstrate a level of professionalism and compassion that gives us tremendous peace of mind. What also sets Ohana apart is the owner and manager. In many facilities, management can feel removed from the day-to-day care of residents, but that has not been our experience at Ohana. The owner is every bit as caring, compassionate, and involved as the caregivers themselves. Her knowledge and expertise in dementia care are evident in everything from the way residents are cared for to the guidance and reassurance she provides to families. Knowing that someone with a strong dementia care background is overseeing the community gives us an additional level of confidence and comfort. Another thing we greatly appreciate is the effort Ohana makes to create a true sense of community and family. They celebrate residents' birthdays and major holidays throughout the year and often invite family members and friends to participate. These gatherings create meaningful moments for residents and their loved ones and help maintain important family connections. It is clear that Ohana understands that quality of life is about much more than just meeting physical needs--it is about creating joy, dignity, and a sense of belonging. What stands out most is that everyone at Ohana truly cares about the residents as people, not just patients. The environment feels warm, welcoming, and family-oriented. We have always felt that our father is treated as a member of their extended family rather than simply a resident. After nearly six months at Ohana, we remain extremely pleased with our choice and would make the same decision again without hesitation. I wholeheartedly recommend Ohana Excellence Assisted Living to any family seeking assisted living or memory care services for a loved one. Thank you to the entire Ohana team for the wonderful care and support you provide every day.

Ohana Excellence is an absolutely gorgeous residential care home in Corona with an amazing…read moreadministrator, Oana Marc. The home and grounds are beautiful , and the level of care she and her team provide to the residents each day is five star! Highly recommend if you need this type of setting for a loved one.

I am writing this review based on my personal experience with the Gardens of Riverside, where my…read moremother lived for the last four years of her life. Initially, everything seemed fine, and my mother was happy and active. However, things took a turn for the worse after Gracie Garcia took over as Director. I noticed that some caregivers seemed unqualified to care for Alzheimer's patients. In June 2024, I started noticing marks and bruises on my mother, but Gracie and Joanna refused to explain why, citing that I was not the power of attorney. Her power of attorney did not visit. My mother's cognitive state began to decline rapidly. I stopped receiving updates and photos of her activities, and during my weekly visits, I saw many residents, including my mother, left unattended in wheelchairs with no stimulation. In August, my mother was left standing unattended and fell, hitting her head and causing a brain bleed. Despite my persistence, the facility delayed sending her to the hospital for five hours. Gracie claimed it wasn't an emergency because she didn't see a bump on my mother's head, demonstrating her lack of qualifications. My mother's doctors' notes indicated that she needed follow-up care, but both the facility and her power of attorney failed to provide it. My mother passed away two months after her fall, and her death certificate listed a subdural hematoma as the cause of death. If my mother had received proper care, she might still be alive today, as she was not in the final stages of Alzheimer's disease. I am sharing this review to warn other families about the Gardens of Riverside and the leadership of Gracie Garcia. I've documented my observations of my mother through photographs from June to November. Although I was currently involved in a lawsuit with her power of attorney, her passing ultimately brought relief from my daily concerns about her well-being.

I placed my cousin at this facility in September of 2022. He had dementia for a few years, and it…read morewas progressing very quickly. He had been at three other locations prior to this one. I had visited before and had placed him on a waiting list. Staff had always been very nice and called me immediately if they had any concern. If I had any issues, Gracie took care of them immediately, but those issues never involved the care my cousin was receiving. At one point they called and said there was an opening in a smaller building, and they wanted to move him there so he could have more eyes on him, since he was becoming unsteady on his feet. This did not increase his rent. It is a memory care facility, so keep in mind that residents like to go "shopping". So, make sure all items are marked permanently. I used a washable tag and snapped them on with a tool from Amazon. Do not take anything of value, like jewelry or anything you would regret going missing. Do not take more items than they really need. The staff can give you a good number of items they really need. You really have to be realistic when placing a loved one in any facility. It's not being cold hearted; it's a fact of life. My cousin had very thin skin and bruised easy. That happens as we age and when he had bruises on his arms, I could tell they were from the way he leaned into his wheelchair. Two people at a time also had to pick him up to move him into his wheelchair, a recliner, the shower chair and he gave no assistance at all. A six-foot-tall man. I never worried while he was there, and this was a great relief. The Gardens called me as soon as they saw a pink spot to let me know they were contacting his health care provider. I was also comforted to have a conversation with a visiting nurse, and he had stated that this was one of the best facilities in the area and the staff was doing a really good job on treating a bed sore. My cousin no longer walked, nor stood and I was able to view the log on how many times he was turned each day. My cousin had starting to refuse food and would throw it and spit it out. The staff kept me informed and worked with his healthcare provider to try anything they could to give him nourishment. My cousin passed away on Good Friday 2025 from complications due to Alzheimer's. The Gardens staff was very comforting, helpful and considerate. He started to transition three days earlier and was on hospice. I would especially like to thank Gracie, Lynn, Vickie, Amanda, Jojo, Claudia and the maintenance man for their help during my cousins stay and during his transition. There were many others for which I don't know their names. They all showed so much compassion and understanding that was truly heartfelt.