They had a lot of entertainment as far as playing poker playing all kinds of games, card, games,…read moreboard games, and we do have entertainment, piano, players, singers country, western rock 'n' roll whatever it's good music for everyone but there's always something to do and a lot of nice people to deal with

My tour at Lodi Revel was informative. The place was clean with an open floor plan in the community…read moreareas. They have an indoor salt-water pool and a movie theater. There are 2 restaurants with made to order food plus a full bar. There are multiple daily activities.

While the building, grounds, dining, and activities programs at the time of my mother's stay were…read moremajor plusses for this particular Brookdale, the actual care, especially as a person declines, were wanting. Not because the caregivers don't work hard, but because they are understaffed. The executive and care directors were literally behind closed doors, making little contact with residents or families. This is a facility where it is crucial for regular family/ friend visitations to ensure quality care.

My grandmother was not given her medications, cleanliness of patients was a huge issue, their…read morecommunication is horrible! She was ill much of the time she was there. In homes like these they are put in diapers in their wheel chairs and trained to stay there.

I've been disgusted with the level of care these residents receive. Basic care steps are not met…read moreand lack of attention to dressing, feeding and environment concerns are ignored. It is shameful that they do not give their residents the respect they deserve at the end of life.

The Commons on Thornton is an amazing place. It has been a pleasure working with the team over the…read morepast month as my dad settles into his new place Andrew is wonderful! So helpful, friendly and outstanding in the customer service department. Denise, at the front desk always has a smile, Sarah and Jill are great. I can't say enough good things about THE COMMONS on THORNTON.

Mariana and Andrew at The Commons are absolutely amazing and worked very hard to make the…read moreaccomodations for mom happen quickly. I met with them several times and was impressed with their care for their residents in memory care and their staff is also as caring and kind as they are. Typically you find highly processed and bland food at homes like these but when mom sat down for her first lunch I was so surprised at the deliciousness of their food which is cooked onsite (I have a good source there who advised me of this). It was so good I wanted to eat lunch too. Additionally, they serve fresh, delicious snacks, not anything pre-packaged. Mom tends to want to sleep much and so we put her on a schedule to keep her busy as she is very high functioning, and when I showed up the following day there she was interacting and happy. The staff are constantly checking in on her and are always available when needed without delay. I'm so happy to have made the move to The Commons for mom as we FINALLY found the right place for her.

This is one of those places you would take your mother, sister, grandmother or aunt. Word's out the…read morenew D.O.N. is out to get the job done! What a blessing for this place she's become!

From the owner: Specializing in: - Nursing Homes-Skilled Nursing Facility…read more- Nursing Homes-Intermediate Care Facility - Hospitals - Rehabilitation Services - Retirement Communities - Nursing & Convalescent Homes - Alzheimer's Care & Services - Assisted Living & Elder Care Services

First I would like to take a moment to acknowledge Ashleigh, Haneef, Pedro P, Sopanny, Maunavie,…read moreStacy A, Cyrus, Amera, Yulissa, Manila, Ranveet, Abid, Jessirene, Lisa, Mandeep, Paul, Tina, Alicia, Cindy, and anyone else who has taken care and who is currently taking care of my FIL. This is his FOURTH stay here at this location. He has vascular dementia, is blind, and has Alzheimer's as well as a few other medical issues. Each time he ends up in the hospital and then we request for him to come here to this facility until he is strong enough once again to come back home so my husband and myself can take care of him. My FIL has been gradually declining in health, mainly in his mind and getting more difficult to care for and a lot of times makes it hard to want to care for him but everyone here at the facility is very good with him and have so much patience with him. He is not always easy to take care of and regardless if Don is having a good moment or bad someone is always here to lend a hand. I know some people would say it's "their job and what they get paid to do" however we can see these people care about their patient's needs. The center has always been clean and nurses have always been available anytime we have questions to ask whether it be lab results, doctor appts and getting the transport assigned for them to take Don to these appointments outside the facility. We have recommended this facility to many of our family and friends and will continue to do so. My MIL was also here at one point while my FIL was here as well. We have been a few places, and this by far has been the one place where we can leave from visiting our dad and feel safe knowing when we aren't here, he is getting cared for and we need not worry. I myself have been in the medical field for years and see these cna's ,nurses, PT/OT, doctors concerned about everyone and treat them as people and not just numbers. Even down to admissions, kitchen staff, and janitorial workers, everyone has been caring and helpful! The food here has been pretty good too. Also they have daily/weekly activities for everyone here as well and celebrate holidays for those that are here and can't be home with their loved ones. There are patios to sit outside and get fresh air as well as a large room in front of the facility where if we have a few visitors at once we will take our friends and family into for more private visits. This is also the room that is used for celebrations and pot lucks. The rehabilitation room is also decent size and has everything to assist someone to build up strength etc. (See pictures included with this post) Don will be coming back home soon. However, we know he will need care like this again at some point (unfortunately these visits are getting closer together as his disease progresses) and both Jason and I find extreme comfort in knowing we can call Lodi Skilled Nursing & Rehab again for our father's needs when the time comes.

I was there for almost 2 weeks. The admission department is one that work really hard with the…read moreinsurance company. Ashliegh did not give up when the insurance company said no and she knew it was a yes. The physical and occupational therapy was on point, they help me build my strength and taught me how to navigate stairs so I could go back home. The Director of Nursing, Hansen Khan, RN has a great team of RN's, LVN and CNA's that work at station 1. They took pride in the care they given to their patients. Mr. Haneff made sure he let the patients know they could come to him if they have any concerns with the nursing staff. I want to mention the womb care staff, the kitchen staff also was on point. I really liked how the patients can get their hair,and nails done, i love the daily activities they have. I thought it was cool how they included all the patients in celebration by walking through the halls and in patients rooms like Halloween for example they dressed up.My issues was the food was not great and certain times of the day it gets cold. Overall the care I received was nice. Would I go back if needed, yes I would.

Belinda is amazing! Knowledgeable, dedicated and truly cares for her residents and staff! She's an…read moreamazing leader! The care at Arbor Place is also Amazing! They have employees who have worked there for decades!

Came for a visit mid-morning. I have never seen a community of seniors sooo quiet!!! They do not…read morelike to use the word "quiet" for whatever reason. And very little socialization took place upon visiting. Perhaps they all like to keep to themselves? But, the place looks very pristine and clean. Only 2-3 staff members were there upon visiting. The med tech was not there for me to answer any questions but someone is supposed to be on staff all the time?? So, a minus for that. Oh and they had one more person doing activities. As for care: they do all the residents laundry and dispense medications. According to the brochure, they provide different types of care depending on the person's needs. At first glance, it would seem that you would need to be semi-independent to live there with minimal assistance like food and med management but more assistance would cost more. They have nice regular closets and full baths that are ADA making it feel like home. So, if you are considering sending your loved one here... I would pop in and out a few more times just to be sure and bring your loved one with you.

The team at River Fountains all have big hearts! They worked hard to see that my step-father felt…read morewelcome and was cared for. They reliably administered his medications, helped him to bathe and provided meals he was willing and able to eat. The caregivers are kind-hearted and the housekeeping staff does a great job making sure the place is clean and like a home, not smelly or rundown. They listened to my concerns, kept me informed of what was going on and welcomed not only my mom and step-dad but me as well. They went above and beyond to help our family when my step-dad was near the end. That really meant a lot to me, my mother and my step-sister.

Our mother moved into River Fountains two- and one-half years ago. She has been treated like…read morefamily by all the staff members, including office staff. She has turned 100 years old, recently, and we were able to have a nice birthday party for her in the Activity Room at no extra charge. We would like to thank everyone who has cared for her and let them know how much we appreciate their concern for her comfort. Nancy M.