When we most needed it, Parkview Assisted Living was there for our families need. Parkview is a…read morefantastic facility for Board and Care. Bianca and her staff are top notch when it comes to care of the residents. The house has a very homey feel and is in excellent condition. When you need Board and Care for your loved ones, I would highly recommend this facility.

I recommend Park View Assisted Living with no reservations. My father was a resident for a little…read moreover a year and a half. Throughout his time at Park View, Bianca and her care team provided a safe, attentive and caring environment. Bianca is very observant and is able to detect changes in her residents condition in order to facilitate any needed changes in care for both comfort and treatment. The home is always clean and calm and the residents receive great care. After looking at several other board and care options, I am very glad I chose Park View Assisted Living for my dad's care.

Citrus Place is amazing. My mother-in-law has been there going on 3 years. From Kathy at the front…read moredesk to Caroline in charge of the Caregivers to Megan the Director to June the Activities Gal and EVERYONE who works there, these people genuinely care about the residents. Mom has dementia so she is in Assisted Living with enhanced care. We looked at other places and we (and mom) liked this one the best. The food is great too! Mom has even said on multiple occasions "You sure picked a nice place for me."

We moved my mother Sally, into Citrus Place back in January of this year. The very first thing that…read moreI noticed when I walked through the front doors was, the absence of bad odors! And, I don't mean covered over with some other fragrance, I mean fresh! They keep this place spotless! My first contact was with Charlie. He handled the writing of the contract. Charlie was so calm handling our business. He was like talking to a good friend. Next, we met Michelle, their head nurse. She was like talking to a sister. Michelle did the initial assessment for my mother's level of care and she was spot on. Michelle was so genuinely caring. We met the director, Megan, she was like an Auntie. The caregivers like Rosie and Taye, absolute angels to my mother. Rosie in particular cared for my mother so well. She was the only person that my mother let bath her! The Med Tech Rita, VERY experienced and super friendly and caring and so many others treated us like just part of their big family, I really mean that! I knew, this was the place for my 94 year old mother to enjoy the final years of her life. Every employee that serves here has a heart for the residents. They behave like they want to be here. The receptionists at the front desk and the servers in the dinning area, everyone is a part of this close nit family of caregivers. If you are looking for a place where you can truly trust that your loved one will be cared for as you would in your home, Citrus Place has the caring people that will do just that! My name is Bruce and I am my mother's son.

I have been a resident here at The Grove for over a year, I am please to call this my home. The…read morestaff is warm, caring and genuinely kind, and I am grateful for the positive experiences I have had during my stay. I really want to recognize two managers that have made a significant impact on my experience here. The first is Angie in Human Resources. Angie went above and beyond her responsibilities by coming in early one morning to accompany another resident and me to see our health care representative. We had received some very unsettling letters regarding our health insurance, and as someone who is relatively new to the facility and dealing with a very personal matter, I was unsure who I could approach for guidance. I was told to speak with Angie. I did just that. Angie listened patiently, eased my confusion and offered to accompany me to their office. Angie spoke with the representative with clear knowledge of my situation and how to navigate the process and helped ensure all would be handled efficiently. There was zero runaround, just an apology from the representative that the letters were sent in error. Angie's willingness, knowledge and kindness helped me in a very stressful situation. Her leadership and personal care speaks volume. The next manager is Liza our Activities Director. Liza goes far beyond organizing activities. She not only make sure we are included in the decisions of our daily activities, but she also decorates our community in a way that gives it the stylish, swanky welcoming feel of a hotel or resort. I am proud to bring friends and family to my home. Liza is always available to offer suggestions on outings, restaurants, pickup and deliver takeout meals, day walks or just great banter. She understands that activities reach far wider than just games. But, they provide meaning social connection, enjoyment. and stress relief. She's aware that our mental health is just as important as our physical health. She understands the important role activities play in supporting both. The activities are thoughtfully planned and well implemented. There is an event for almost every holiday. They are always filled with love, laughter and comradery.

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...

Great care for my grandma who needed care around the clock…read more That they gave our loved one the utmost care and comfort that we could ever ask for. My father said "after visiting and responding to dozens of care facilities, as a professional firefighter, I would rate this one at the top". They have visiting hours every day, they provide food for their residents, help them bathe, get them dressed. Our loved ones could have their own room or share a room with another resident. They have the living room area where our loved ones can socialize. They had a lady over 100 years old in their care and she seemed very happy. All of the residents are friendly to the visitors that come. When my grandma was nearing the end of her life, her caregiver Matthew was so gentle and kind. He notified us every moment regarding her status and let us know that it was time to visit. If he didn't take the extra step, I may not have been able to say goodbye. She passed peacefully in their care. The actual facility is a house on a quiet little street. It's quaint and the residents in this home get to know each other and become friends.

I love how it's a family business how the owners come down to great you and show you the facility…read moreand answer any questions you might have

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!!!

Loren, Jerry and Josie are amazing, loving, gifted caregivers. My Uncle became a client of theirs…read more2 weeks ago. He has trouble sleeping and was malnourished, due to previously living alone. Loren is an amazing cook. Fresh meals 3 times a day and then some!! She worked with my Uncle's primary to ensure he received the proper meds to help him sleep and addressed his anxiety and depression from his recent mental decline and non ambulatory status. They treat my Uncle and us as family. I couldn't be happier with the care they are providing my Uncle.

I am so thankful for Loren and her caring staff. My mom moved there this week and it was the best…read moredecision we ever made. She is treated with kindness , respect, and interest in her needs.

My mom had been living in a large assisted living facility in another county. She had been…read moredeclining cognitively since contracting Covid-19 in January 2021. She saw a neuropsychologist and after extensive testing was eventually diagnosed with major neurocognitive disorder (dementia) related to multiple factors. Her facility did not have a memory care unit and my wife and I had previously discussed moving her closer to us in Riverside County. I also wanted mom to live in a facility with a smaller number of residents and higher staff ratios than her large facility. My neighbor's late husband had resided at ICC some years ago and she was always pleased with his care in their memory care unit. After researching and doing some homework, we contacted Luz Rodriguez in ICC's marketing office. We met with Luz , discussed all our concerns and questions about whether ICC would be a good fit for my mom. Luz was wonderful and reassuring. From our initial meeting with her in late June, we assembled the required paperwork and necessary forms. A nurse from ICC went down to my mom's then-facility and assessed her as appropriate for their memory care unit. We moved my mom in on July 17th and met the caregiving staff and nurse assigned to her cottage. House manager Bernetta, LVN Daniel and assistant manager Paulina were all so welcoming and accommodating. Luz also was available to assist on a Saturday, and stayed even though we arrived much later than planned. Nurse Hazzel has also been diligent in communicating with mom's primary care physician about any medication changes and adjustments. Mom has been there about two months now and we couldn't be more pleased. She needs assistance with just about all her activities of daily living and staff are very responsive to her needs. Mom is kept clean and dressed appropriately. She is again getting her hair done regularly and even has polish on her nails! Our communication with staff whenever issues arise is first-rate. My wife and I visit unannounced regularly and are always welcomed and treated with respect. There have been some rough spots and anxious moments for my mom, but these have been handled promptly and professionally. Mom is still adjusting and getting used to this new place, routine and faces, but we remain confident that ICC will continue to meet her needs going forward.

Very Egregious Accounting Principals, "ESPECIALLY" for Military Families. If you or your loved…read moreones served in the Armed Forces, then PLEASE take them Elsewhere. When presented with the errors, they refused to amend them. Zero Accountability. Run

Our family is so grateful for the exceptional care my son has been receiving at this facility…read more Since arriving, we have seen tremendous improvement in both his physical strength and his overall outlook. The staff is attentive, compassionate, and always willing to help with any need, big or small. The physical therapy team has been incredible. Receiving therapy twice a day has helped him grow stronger each day, and the progress he has made has exceeded our expectations. We are seeing improvements physically, emotionally, and mentally. Most importantly, we are seeing his spirit return. He is smiling more, showing determination, and demonstrating the heart of a true survivor. The encouragement and support from the entire staff have played a significant role in his recovery journey. Thank you to everyone for your dedication, kindness, and genuine care. We appreciate all that you do and are so thankful to see him thriving and moving forward every day.

My grandmother was admitted to Windsor Cypress Gardens after a fall at home. The goal was for her…read moreto receive physical therapy to regain strength in her legs and become more independent. Unfortunately, our family's experience was heartbreaking, and I would never recommend this facility to someone I love. From the beginning, it felt like physical therapy was not the primary focus. We also became concerned that she was not consistently being assisted with basic hygiene, toileting, or changing when needed. While she was staying there, she developed a urinary tract infection (UTI). Because of her age, the infection caused severe confusion and hallucinations. Her condition became so serious that she had to be transferred to the hospital. After spending several days in the hospital and receiving appropriate treatment, her hallucinations stopped, and she improved significantly. When she returned to the facility to continue physical therapy, things unfortunately got worse. She developed bed sores, and she also had a foot infection that continued to worsen instead of improving. Our family was deeply concerned about the care she was receiving and whether her treatment plan was being properly managed. One of the biggest issues we experienced was the lack of available staff. My father and I visited multiple times, and on more than one occasion it was nearly impossible to find a nurse. One day, my father walked through the facility twice looking for someone to help, and the only employees he was able to find were members of the custodial staff. They were kind and helpful, but they should not have been the only people we could locate when our grandmother needed medical assistance. The experience that will stay with me forever happened during one of our morning visits shortly after breakfast. We were told that my grandmother had "just woken up," but when we entered her room, she was completely soaked in her own urine and other bodily fluids. She desperately needed to be cleaned and changed. My father and I did everything we could to help her ourselves, but we needed clean briefs and other supplies from the staff. We pressed the call button and waited. We continued waiting. It took approximately 45 minutes before we were finally able to get someone's attention. During that entire time, my grandmother remained in that condition while we tried our best to care for her ourselves. No family should have to watch their loved one go through that. Every patient deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, and timely care. I want to acknowledge that I'm sure there are individual nurses and staff members at this facility who genuinely care and work hard. However, based on our experience, the overall quality of care, responsiveness, and staffing left us feeling that our grandmother was not receiving the attention she needed. We ultimately made the decision to remove her from this facility because we no longer felt she was safe there. I would not trust Windsor Cypress Gardens with the care of my grandparents again, and I hope this review encourages the facility to make meaningful improvements so that no other family has to experience what ours did.