The team at this facility is extremely helpful and have a friendly demeanor. The environment is…read morevery clean and the operations are smoothly managed. Based on my positive experience, I would be pleased to recommend this establishment to any friends or relatives seeking such services.

My experience was disappointing. When I arrived to visit my dad, the first thing I encountered was…read morethe Director of CNAs discussing a staff member being on a television show. There was no greeting or welcoming atmosphere for visitors or residents' families. In my opinion, management should spend more time focusing on supporting and recognizing the staff who are working hard every day and providing quality care. A more professional and resident-focused environment would leave a much better impression.

My mother received PT/OT after an hospital stay. No one really wants to recuperate at a facility…read morebut rather be home. I must say that Orchard Post Acute with a loving, compassionate staff made her stay easier to tolerate. The CNA'S were more than happy to help with dressing and personal needs. They and the whole staff truly went above and beyond to make her stay pleasant. The PT department was so awesome! They truly had a motivating attitude towards all of the patients. You can see and feel that they really care about people. What was special and touched me deeply was her red carpet send off. The staff gathered around and played her favorite music as she left the facility. It's these things that make a facility special. I was tearful as I witnessed the care my mom received. I highly recommend Orchard Post Acute for your loved one.

This facility does not even deserve one star. Do not put your loved one in their care. The staff…read morehas horrible attitudes, and they don't even try to hide it. They won't return phone calls regarding updates on your loved one or have care to call you if having issues with your loved one. I stated many times to call if there was an issue with our loved one and no one ever called the family to let us know. The facility is not well kept and is dirty. They allow the residents to yell, cuss, & blast rap music as loud and as long as they want. They stole multiple things from my loved one. This place needs to be SHUT DOWN. It's really sad to see the elderly not being taken care of properly and rotting away in their beds. This was overall an awful experience , I don't think it gets any worse than this.

Isn't it a shame that I can't give this place the 5 star review that I had planned. But after I…read morewas told that we cc6have packages delivered here and they would safely get into my hands,and 3 of 4 were unaccounted for, how can I? Amazon stated that they wrote given directly to a receptionist at the front desk. When . .my own caregiver went up to ad6,they were uncoverned. Other than that, the care is fine. But losing packages is a big deal with me.

I meant COVENANT POST ACUTE nursing facility at 3408 E. shields. FRESNO the cure is excellent. The…read morenursing staff is excellent. Their CNA's are good to. Excellent I recommend this place HAILE. I got here a couple months you need to check out the patio. It's beautiful STEVE.

My father was at this facility for about 4 months and he had nothing but good things to say about…read morethe staff and level of care he received. Special and sincere thanks to Valerie and her assistants who made sure my dad's needs were fully met

The care was excellent , my mom received while recovering from a stroke . Staff had many activities…read moreto keep her moral up and the physical therapist and nursing staff were so caring and personable . The care my mom received was stellar . The staff made such a difference in a very caring warm environment . The dining experience was wonderful also , I loved the extra effort coordinated either activity director and the chef to add some fun and joy to my mom and others recovering . I will be forever grateful for Morning Star and helping my mother at such a difficult time regain her strength and keeping her spirit upbeat .

This place is nice. I really appreciate everyone who works here. A big thank you to Kanwaljat Kwai…read morefor helping my Mom. And all the others from Speech therapy, PT, OT, CNA & nurses. Thank you all for taking good care of my Mom and others.

I am heartbroken and outraged by the gross negligence of the skilled nursing facility where my…read more91-year-old grandfather was receiving care for his physical therapy. He was supposed to recover there and return home, but because they failed to properly monitor his catheter, he developed a severe infection. He was transferred back to the community hospital, and the infection entered his bloodstream. Ultimatley, he passed away. At one point, we spoke with the director in charge late in the day. While we voiced my concerns, she didn't even make eye contact--she packed her bag, shut down her computer, and got ready to leave. It was clear she had no real interest in addressing the issues, and that moment reflected exactly why the facility runs the way it does--with indifference and a lack of accountability. They never followed directions, and any time I asked questions, no one knew the answers. They blamed the previous shift instead of taking responsibility. No family should have to suffer a loss because of such neglect. I urge others to stay far away from this facility. Their inaction cost my grandfather his life.

After more than a decade working in hospice and palliative care throughout Fresno and the…read moresurrounding counties, I've had the opportunity to see this community grow from having only a handful of hospice providers to now having more than 50. During that time, I've worked alongside and interacted with many different organizations, giving me a unique perspective on what truly separates an exceptional hospice from an average one. The best hospice organizations share several qualities. They educate patients and families honestly about hospice philosophy and eligibility. They employ people who genuinely love the work they do and who believe in the mission of the organization they serve. They recognize that every patient and family has unique physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, and they tailor care accordingly rather than treating people like numbers. Most importantly, they remain humble enough to listen when concerns arise, learn from feedback, and continually improve. For me, Ardent Hospice embodies those qualities. The experience and compassion of the clinical team truly stands out at Ardent. The nurses, aides, social worker, chaplain, and yes even the volunteers possess deep expertise in end-of-life care, staying current with evidence-based practice, regulatory requirements, and the ever-changing standards governing hospice care. But, what ultimately makes Ardent different isn't simply clinical excellence--it's the culture. Every patient is approached as an individual. Care decisions are based on best practices, sound clinical judgment, and the individualized goals of the patient and family. There is a genuine understanding that healthcare is, above all else, an opportunity to serve others with dignity, compassion, and respect. This community is fortunate to have options. I can say without the slightest reservation, however, that choosing Ardent Hospice is a decision you can make with confidence. The mission of providing life-changing service isn't just a slogan--it's reflected in the way each and every person cares for patients and supports its families each and every day.

Ardent Hospice provides compassionate, professional care during some of life's most difficult…read moremoments. Their team is attentive, supportive, and truly dedicated to helping patients and families feel comforted, respected, and well cared for. I highly recommend Ardent Hospice to anyone seeking thoughtful end-of-life care.

Came to check on our neighbor who was doing rehabilitation here and the facilities were great…read more The staff were helpful and friendly, the facility was clean and our friend said he really liked it there. I felt the quality of care here is top notch. He is doing physical therapy (both indoors and out)

Only now, more than four years later, have I found the emotional strength and moral courage to…read morepublicly speak about what my family experienced at San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Center. My father entered this facility with documented "good rehab potential." Until only weeks earlier, he had been ambulatory and self-sufficient. Yet almost immediately, Dr. Cha repeatedly dismissed his worsening condition as simply "old age." What we witnessed felt less like compassionate rehabilitation medicine and more like an elderly patient quietly being written off. One physician later intervened with IV hydration and steroids after recognizing a serious decline in my father's condition, and we saw noticeable improvement. Yet shortly afterward, according to staff, the IV was removed despite my father struggling to swallow even water. Communication with the family was deeply inadequate despite staff knowing my father spoke no English and communicated only in the Calabrian dialect of southern Italy. He was therefore heavily dependent upon proper medical oversight, attentive observation, and honest communication with family members advocating on his behalf. The medical records later obtained by our family contained troubling inconsistencies, contradictory notes, omissions, incorrect dates, and even the wrong gender in one report. Most heartbreaking of all was the feeling that my father was no longer being treated as someone worth fighting for. Despite ongoing weakness and COVID symptoms, he was discharged to a skilled nursing facility instead of receiving higher-level hospital care. Two days later, he was dead. After reading numerous prior reviews of San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital, I was deeply disturbed by how many experiences closely resembled our own concerns regarding patient care and Dr. Cha's medical oversight. Multiple reviewers described issues involving medication management, poor communication, dismissive behavior toward family advocates, questionable treatment decisions, and inadequate patient care -- concerns that strongly parallel what is documented in our records. My concerns are not speculative. I possess extensive medical documentation, medication records, physician notes, timelines, and related evidence that I believe demonstrate serious negligence involving Dr. Cha and, by extension, San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital. What is especially troubling is the consistency between our documented experience and the accounts already publicly described by multiple other families here. Because these matters are supported by substantial documentation, I am willing to privately share relevant records with legitimate investigators, attorneys, licensing authorities, journalists, or families seeking information regarding this facility. If others experienced similar issues and wish to compare records or discuss concerns privately, they may contact me. Patients and families deserve transparency, accountability, and safe medical care. I would never entrust a loved one to this facility.

Cottonwood/Westmont is a beautifully maintained facility, but the staff is what makes this a true…read moreHOME. During the weeks before we moved my grandmother into her new home, my mother and I visited Cottonwood/Westmont many times, at different times of the day and evening. We were always welcomed, but more importantly saw the amazing staff interacting with the residents with respect and genuine caring. In the weeks since her move, I have seen my grandmother come to truly enjoy all the members of the Cottonwood/Westmont team. My grandmother was hesitant to move to assisted living, but I'm happy to say, she loves her new home. Cottonwood/Westmont is a thoughtfully planned, person-centric, secure and welcoming HOME.

I wish I could give Westmont of Fresno a higher rating, but unfortunately I had a very…read moredisappointing experience. The two stars are solely for the facility itself. The building is beautiful, very well maintained, and clearly cared for with attention to detail. The grounds are lovely, and their memory care unit offers a generous amount of space for residents. If my review were based on appearance alone, it would be five stars. However, that is where my compliments end. We have been searching for a memory care facility for my father, and with his discharge from a skilled nursing facility approaching, we were feeling the pressure to secure a placement. My first visit to Westmont was discouraging. No one was available to give a tour, and the front desk staff was extremely unfriendly. I was told that tours only happen on weekdays between 9am-5pm and that "most people take the day off work" to do them. When I asked for a pamphlet or business card, they had nothing to give me. On our second visit, midday on a Thursday, we again encountered unprofessional front desk staff. Two receptionists were chatting, and one was practically laying across the counter, barely acknowledging me. They seemed annoyed that I needed help. Again, the person responsible for tours was not there despite it being within the hours they had previously insisted on. The maintenance director ultimately met with us, and while that was unexpected, he was great, very kind, informative, and gave a great tour. The memory care unit itself looked well-kept, so we decided to move forward. I spoke with their Community Relations Director, completed paperwork, and provided our credit card for the refundable $500 deposit to reserve a spot. We were told there were two spots available and four families trying to secure them, so we pushed hard to get everything done quickly. The skilled nursing facility's social services manager moved mountains to complete the necessary documentation within days, and Westmont even came out to do the care assessment. And then...nothing. No updates, returned calls, or responses to emails. Eventually, the social services manager was told that Westmont would not be accepting my father. She requested a reevaluation because the notes did not match his diagnosis, suggesting there had been a mix-up, but Westmont ignored her as well. I made MULTIPLE attempts to contact their Community Relations Director and never received a single reply. Not even a courtesy call after taking our deposit (which they stated was refundable, but no one communicated the process for that either). Regardless of the reason, whether the spot went to someone else or they determined he wasn't a fit, the professional and compassionate thing to do would have been to communicate that directly to us. Being ignored after we completed all the steps they asked of us was incredibly unprofessional and disheartening. For a facility of this size, I truly hope this was an isolated incident. This experience made it very clear that Westmont is not a place I could ever trust with my father's care. That said, I believe things worked out exactly as they were meant to. The next place we toured was Paintbrush Assisted Living and Memory Care, and it has been the perfect home for my father. Their Community Relations Director, Reuben, was warm and helpful from the start, and their Memory Care Director, Traci, is an absolute angel. They treat us like family, and I feel my father is in the best hands.