Office experience and facility was very clean, the sales representative was knowledgeable and very…read morepatient. Although a bit pricey, but most of them are

The staff is the best part. They're both friendly AND professional. The facility is bright, clean…read moreand homey. I love this place!!!

I cannot say enough good things about Oakmont of Valencia. The quality of care is truly…read moreoutstanding, and it is very clear that the staff genuinely care about the residents and treat them with dignity, kindness, and respect. The caregivers are attentive, patient, and always willing to help, and the communication with families is excellent. It gives great peace of mind knowing that loved ones are in such capable and compassionate hands. The staff at Oakmont of Valencia are one of the best parts of the community. Everyone from the caregivers to the front desk to the dining staff is friendly, professional, and welcoming. They take the time to get to know the residents personally, and it really feels like a community rather than just a facility. You can tell the staff truly enjoy what they do, and it shows in the way they interact with residents every day. The food is also exceptional. The meals are restaurant-quality with a lot of variety, and the dining room feels more like a nice restaurant than an assisted living facility. The presentation, quality, and service are all excellent, and dining is something residents can really look forward to each day. Overall, Oakmont of Valencia is a beautiful, well-run assisted living community with excellent care, wonderful staff, and great food. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for assisted living in the Santa Clarita area.

Wonderful staff, kind, and helpful. My sister is in good…read morehands at this facility And she is very content and happy There is something for the Residence to do most every hour of the day. Keeps them busy.

I am beyond grateful to the entire staff of Oakmont of Santa Clarita, from the wonderful ladies…read morethat clean and do laundry, the Med Techs that provide personal care, the Kitchen Staff the feed everybody, to the ladies that execute the daily activities. My late Aunt and Uncle were residents from September of 2024 until their recent passing. Both were in their 90s and living alone in Oregon for the past 30+ years when I was called upon to find them a new home to finish out their lives. My Uncle had several health challenges and my Aunt was at her wits ends due to the sudden changes in her lifestyle. When they arrived at Oakmont I knew I made the perfect choice as I immediately found that the Staff at this facility are caring, engaged, competent, and go above and beyond to make Oakmont feel like home. I personally felt like family every time I visited.

Went here for a hospice client and I have to say, this is one of the nicest AL facilities I've ever…read morebeen to. The staff were very nice and attentive, rooms were good sized and clean, and the outings and activities looked very appealing. I wanted to let families know that this is honest review since I know it's difficult to find a place for your loved ones.

A very nice place for a friend to be taken care and seems he is enjoying his stay with room mates.read more

All I can say is I am so relieved that my family found a wonderful Board and Care facility for my…read morefather who suffers from dementia. The owners Kay and Ron are attentive and very caring people. My father was in a sub par facility prior and we were praying that this new facility Americare would be much better. Low and behold our prayers were answered. I highly recommend this facility as these people are truly doing their life's purpose.. which is caring for others. Thank you so much Ron and Kay! The Bottaro Family

Visiting Angels has provided our family with caring support for our loved one going through the end…read morestages of dementia. And Yes! They indeed sent out an Angel, Suzi S who is a very kind, bright, patient, caring, and experienced caregiver. Linda C is also an Angel! She takes care of my father in law who is 96 and has cancer. Now that my mom in law is in a Residential Care Facility, Linda C. has been taking care of my dad in law for about two years now. She has eased a lot of my stress and has provided advice for handling certain situations which with her extensive experience in this field has proven to be very helpful to me. I can honestly only recommend Visiting Angels because of these two excellent caregivers unfortunately the ones they have sent as substitutes have been less than helpful or experienced. Besides this for those who find themselves confused on what to do in this type of situation, stressed, trying to take care of your loved ones but not having the necessary tools or knowledge to do so while managing your own life, I can say that the office staff Heather W. and Lonie E. are wonderful people and will listen and try to help you.

I found this company for my parents my dad is disabled. We were promised trained people. I…read moreexpressed to Lonnie this was the most important thing. They sent completely inexperienced people over and over to them. Then she called me on a Friday afternoon to say she can't find anyone to take care of my dad after Monday. I had 1 day to find a new firm. It was a horrible experience. Left my parents in a dangerous position because they had a day with no help at all. It was so irresponsible to leave us in this position. I was shocked by this unprofessionalism. Reading the review earlier I feel bad for the workers who are also being put in this position.

The staff at this facility are amazing. From top to bottom the care they gave my mom was a 10!…read moreDementia is so hard to deal with as it's different for everyone, yet this team meets every challenge professionally with a smile. They make the most difficult situation pleasant.

My father was a resident at the Atria for just under two years. While the staff were all incredibly…read morekind, the overall care he received was wildly unacceptable. To start off, from the moment you walked in, there was an overwhelming smell of urine and feces in the facility. In regards to my father specifically, his hygiene was clearly neglected--his hair was always greasy, his teeth progressed to a brown tint, and his nails were caked with what appeared to be his own feces. We repeatedly requested for him to receive haircuts: prepaid for such services, made appointments but it was only followed through by continuous reminding from us. During visits, his room was always dirty with most of his clothes stuffed into his laundry bin, leaving very few clean options available. Towards the end, his room was always locked. I thought that was really bizarre and unusual. In the moment, I was just so excited to see my father that I didn't investigate further, but I assume it's because they wanted to limit exposure of how filthy his living quarters were. We ultimately moved my father due to the ever increasing cost of the atria and the dissatisfaction we had with the facility. While packing up his room we discovered that every piece of his furniture was completely saturated in his own feces - hidden by a bed sheet and waterproof pee-pad. On his first day at the new care home, the staff gave him a thorough cleaning and informed us that his skin, particularly around his buttocks, was covered in hardened feces and pressure wounds. While, at the atria, they informed us that my father was incontinent, of which they had him in diapers 24 seven. At his new facility, they learned that my father was absolutely capable of going to the restroom independently, he simply had to be guided to the location of the restroom and reminded to try- which leads me to believe that the staff at the atria simply did not want to take the extra time needed to care for my father's basic needs. Six weeks after leaving the Atria, my father passed away from septic shock due to a UTI - my dad suffered with Alzheimer's, so the symptoms that would present from a UTI were hard to recognize given the circumstances of his mental status. While I can't prove it, I strongly believe that the Atrias complete disregard for his hygiene played a role in his decline with sepsis. So yes, the staff may be kind, but for what they charge, the level of care is disgracefully inadequate. I don't think it's an issue of intentional abuse, it's an issue of being completely understaffed to take care of the residents they house. Looking back, I regret not documenting everything with photographs as evidence. At the time, I simply held onto hope that despite this difficult period, his wellbeing would improve in the new facility. However, I believe the negligent care he received at Atria ultimately contributed to his untimely passing I share my personal experience with Atria not for personal gain, but in the hope that by speaking out, I can help prevent other families from enduring what mine has

I'm surprised there are not more reviews here --- but also not surprised because this isn't an…read moreestablishment with a revolving door. This is a home. Figuring out how to best take care of my elderly father after he fell and broke his hip was overwhelming to say the least. Admittedly, Humble Haven was farther away from me, and my dad's doctor, than I had hoped for or planned. But a placement agent sang their praises --- and choosing Humble Haven was the best decision I ever made. Truly. The place itself is wonderful: Clean, comfy, and staffed with amazing caregivers who are truly patient and compassionate. The meals are all freshly made and tasty and nutritious. Personal taste and preferences are always accommodated. There are also very few residents so they get a lot of attention. And I am not exaggerating when I say that it really feels more like a home than just a house; More like a family than an assisted living facility. The thing that makes Humble Haven truly amazing, however, are the owners, Nicole and Albert. As I said, I was ill-prepared for everything that I've had to go through with my dad. (When something like this happens, who isn't?) Nicole, as a nurse, not only used her medical knowledge to explain things to me when my brain was spinning from all the doctors and medications and treatments --- but she truly acted as an advocate for my father, making sure he got everything he needed and deserved from Kaiser. To say she has gone above and beyond is an understatement. I don't want to take up pages and pages listing all the millions of ways she has helped me --- so I'll just say this: If you are on this Yelp page with a difficult decision to make and you are reading this because you're trying to decide if this is a place that you or a loved one should stay, whether for a short while or indefinitely ... Do it. Don't hesitate. You simply cannot get better care than at Humble Haven. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

Wow! Can't even begin to describe what a great place this turned out to be for my dad suffering…read morefrom Alzheimer's. It is peaceful, quiet and the owners and caregivers are sincerely caring. Over the years he'd been at another RCFE facility which was neither peaceful or quiet, (both things his geriatric doctor said were crucial) as well as a small memory care facility (again neither peaceful or quiet, and downright upsetting for him). Humble Haven proved to be such a blessing for both of us! This house is managed as a home and the comfort of the residents is the top priority. I was there a lot and I never felt like there was anything more important than how the residents were feeling. They are on a schedule, well fed, exercised when appropriate and given ample opportunity and conditions for quality rest/sleep. There is plenty of interaction between caregivers and residents and the owners are in-and-out a lot, interacting with residents, too. The fact that owner Nicole is a nurse is such a bonus and she was always available by phone and text. Her husband Albert is a great handyman, sometimes cook and caregiver and never afraid to work hard. I realize this review may sound too good to be true, but anyone dealing with dementia in their family is aware of how hard it is to find living accommodations that you can feel good about. Humble Haven fixed that for me. I couldn't care for my dad in my home and felt bad about that in the past. Once I moved him here, I felt good about his situation and knew I was making the best decision for him. If they have an opening and you need a special place for a loved one to thrive, this is it! Good luck and I wish you all the best!

My mom's case manager at Kaiser referred me to Granae Pangilinan as a resource for finding a board…read moreand care for her. I was told averages for my location was $6000 month. Granae lined up two places for me both at $9000. One of them was a facility she was buying. This surprised me because I thought place finders would be more of a resource agent than a real estate agent. I located another place finder the next day and toured similar places in the same location priced at $6000. I do not recommend this service because I am suspicious of their tactics regarding board and care facilities.

I am beyond thankful to Pacific Coast Senior Care Solutions for helping me find a suitable…read moreresidential care home for my father. After a large price increase at the skilled nursing facility he had lived at for nine years, I was scared and worried about how to move forward. Then I had the pleasure of meeting and working with Granae to find a new place that not only worked better for our budget, but could also provide the level of care required for my father's needs. Granae went above and beyond contacting various locations, accompanying me to each visit, putting my anxiety at ease, and helping to facilitate an easy transition by setting up transportation, assisting with ordering necessary medical equipment, and arranging for home health. I highly recommend this company and would not hesitate to work with Granae again in the future!

When my mother slipped and dislocated her shoulder, we needed immediate, reliable help. Theresa at…read moreAbsolute Home Care Inc. was incredibly attentive and responsive, arranging for a caregiver, Maureen, to be there as soon as Mom was discharged from the hospital. Maureen was fantastic; she provided such wonderful care and companionship that Mom absolutely adored her. What started as short-term recovery care turned into an eight-year relationship after Mom developed dementia. Absolute Home Care was there for us through every stage, maintaining consistent, high-quality, and deeply personal care. They truly became an extension of our family, and I am so grateful for the peace of mind they gave us over those years.

Although our call for temporary care was truly last minute, Theresa (AHC Owner) came to the rescue…read moreto help coordinate and facilitate immediate assistance to my grandmother in a timely manner. My 87 year old grandmother has polio since childhood and require full assistance to ambulate. Along with this, she also has other chronic conditions that require continued support and assistance. My grandmother was so pleased and enjoyed the company of her caregiver. She was very sweet, professional, knowledgable, compassionate, and catered to my grandmother's needs from personal care, to meal preparation, medication management, AND spending time engaging & listening to my grandmother as she shared timeless stories about the past. This alone IS priceless! Absolute Home Care is truly a blessing to our family and highly recommend their professional services to all of our friends and family. As always, a BIG THANK YOU for understanding my grandmother's needs, for your continued support, and most of all for going above and beyond the call of duty.