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 dad was a patient there for one day they were supposed to help him cut his food help him eat. We…read moreshowed up and he was slouched. Could barely reach the tray and he was by himself he would call. No one would come terrible place even though it got a good rating I guess this is the best. The city has to offer. Nursing homes are terrible.

Worst place for your loved ones, worst sleeping accommodations, like sleeping on a camping cot , a…read morerestroom to be used between 6 to 8 person, showers 2 times a wk if lucky Community showers.No privacy .Worst food .So sorry that I was there for a short.I wasn't treated with dignity. I'm a Person.

My mom was at this facility for 3 months The care she…read morereceived at Oakwood Gardens was outstanding. The physical therapy department was instrumental in my moms recovery ( Robby and Doris ) The nursing aides are all very friendly and helpful They clean each room daily My mom loved the food Would recommend this facility to anyone who needs rehab

Very nice facility with friendly and professional staff. A big shout out to Neetu my CNA. She was…read morealways cheerful and took very good care of me. The rehab staff was kind and motivating. I came in non-ambulatory with a fractured pelvis and after 12 days I was able to go home with a walker. I would highly recommend this facility. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because the food could be better. Some things were good and others weren't.

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.

I would give Sierra Vista 10 stars if I could! I was apprehensive about my husband being…read moretransferred there because it was only rated 3 stars, but I really had no choice. They are the only facility in the Fresno area that would accept someone with his diagnosis. When I removed him from his previous facility that was rated 4 stars by Clovis Community, he was so weak that he could not sit up or stand because he had lost nearly 30 pounds because of their poor care. The receptionist at Sierra Vista was very welcoming. The staff was friendly and I could ask any staff member about his condition. At his previous facility I was only allowed to speak to one person and she never gave me answers to my questions regarding his weight, BP, etc. Sierra Vista's dedicated Physical Therapy staff was able to get him up on his feet and walking again. I am extremely thankful for them doing that! When he was discharged to go home many of the staff hugged him goodbye or gave him a kiss on the cheek. They will be happy to know that he is still up and walking. Thank you Sierra Vista!

I take reviewing Sierra Vista healthcare center very seriously because someone's loved one's life…read moremight depend on it. I first want to say that the staff was very kind and hard-working. My Dad had been to Willow creek 9 months prior and had a better experience- but his health was not as bad as it was so it's hard to compare. Willow Creek and no other facility would accept him except for Sierra Vista because he needed a self catheter every six hours due to foley complications he had at the hospital. I'm very grateful that they accepted him and were willing to do this difficult job. My dad arrived after being in the hospital for two weeks. He was immobile and we were hoping he could gain some strength through physical therapy. Upon arriving, I remember feeling as if things were not set up for a patient to succeed physically. My dad's bed felt very cheap and had no rails for him in case he fell. The TV didn't work and he wouldn't have been able to see it anyway, because the bed could barely prop up. He could barely reach his food due to the height differences of the bed and the table. The food was absolutely terrible, and I repeated to them several times that it took him hours to eat. He needed the food to sit in front of him for hours and that he would eventually eat. After 20 minutes of putting the food in front of his face, they would take it away and toss it. Due to this, his kidneys failed because he was not getting any food. They also restricted his fluids because his sodium levels were not great but it was clear he was completely failing from dehydration and malnutrition. We had some other issues and I felt it was almost impossible to get a hold of the doctor. I think there's one Dr on sight once a week or so... when my dad had an allergic reaction, it took hours and hours for them to get approval to put hydrocortisone on his skin, so I actually went to CVS and got it myself because he was suffering. After four days, my dad declined terribly. He couldn't even speak or understand anything. They had trouble getting the catheter in and his bladder got distended so they had to call emergency. At Emergency we learned that my dad's kidneys were failing. He was in the hospital for another two weeks and ultimately it was because he didn't have fluids or proper nutrition. My dad was put on Hospice and since he has been in assisted-living- it's been a miracle and he has made a complete turnaround. I really think it came down to nutrition and comfort. Sierra Vista has some things to work on like cleanliness, the humidity was almost unbearable, the food was a huge issue... But I do believe the staff did their best. All really good people... physical therapy probably wasn't the best situation to put my dad into, so I can't put all the blame on them... I feel he was neglected a bit, but I also think the staff had so much on their hands with other patients. I think if your family member is declining at any facility like this, it's best to get them somewhere very comfortable because being comfortable and fed well is the key to healing.

I just spent a little over a month at the Terraces Skilled Nursing after having lower back surgery…read moreat age 87 and I have nothing but praise for my stay. (Note: I was an independent resident at the Terraces for almost 6 years before needing to use this part of the Terraces continuous care organization so I may be a bit biased.) I came to skilled nursing a bit groggy after 3-4 days at Fresno Surgery Hospital up the road on North Fresno St and immediately felt at home. I got a private room with a button I could push to bring a caregiver quickly with a cup of coffee or to otherwise administer to my needs. It was quiet at night (thank God!); good nutritious meals came on time, therapy sessions started immediately, and all personnel were pleasant professionals. Speaking of personnel, I'd like to mention a few who stood out: caregivers: angelic Erika; quiet and hardworking Shandir; exuberant, funny Brandi; quiet no-nonsense Angi; outgoing Agnes, with Nigerian accent at beautiful dress; and fast working Carol were all exceptional; nurses, engaging Nani, quiet Mckenzie, heavy metal lover Ozzi; physical therapist, funny, quick-witted John and occupational therapist, Chase, with a dry sense of humor. My sincere apologies to workers I've somehow forgotten in my current slight fog. I plan to begin outpatient physical therapy there with Clara (?), soon. I have no complaints with my Skilled Nursing stay. The folks there did all they could do, in my view, to prepare me for independent living and the slow recovery of my back and legs. Highly grateful and highly recommended.

Ate at the Bistro. Waited over 35 minutes while others that came in after us got served. Food was…read morehorrible. Quesadilla was burnt and the special Hawaiian Chicken kabob bowel was cold brown rice pink chicken and not half the ingredients that was listed. No tangy sweet glaze sauce as intimated. Unprofessional staff with no gloves and handling food with hands. Horrible experience.

Skilled nursing facility rehab. Staff was nice. Not many workers. Food was absolutely disgusting!…read moreThe physical therapy was never done. We are moving to another SNF.

The facility is bad need of repair! The room had no curtains! My friend called it hell!! I wouldn't…read moresend anyone to this facility! The food I wouldn't feed my dog!! Disgusting

I suffered from a stroke in early May 2024. Being almost paralyzed I was sent to Fresno Post Accute…read morefor recovery. I was in a lot of pain to barely move. The staff were extremely understanding and provided me with care and compassion. They were extremely attentive to my needs offering support and spent valuable time with me. As I regained mobility, I was able to leave the Center in mid August 2024. Now that I think about it, I was wheeled in and I walked out with a cane. I'm eternally grateful for the support the staff and Administration provided; it was critical to my recovery. Thank you Fresno Post Accute for your excellent care.

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 .

Hello, I'm Bro Roy and I wanted to share a few thoughts. I'm very happy with the quality of care,…read morehere at Morningstar. The Nurses are Amazing, Michael, Rosa, Josh, Trine, all of them go above a beyond. Very caring.... Also the FOOD is great too. I don't know my future but it's nice to to know My family has a Go To Place!!!!! God Bless You all

I cannot say enough about California Home Health. My 92 year old mother needed physical therapy to…read moreget stronger. After two major surgeries, she was needing to get her strength back. We had the most amazing physical therapist, that truly cared and gave my mother the guidance she needed. The people in the office are a pleasure to work with. I cannot say enough how they go out of their way to help in any way they can. After therapy, they called to check to see how my mother was doing. It means the world to us to know that caregivers out there really do care. This is truly a company with heart.

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Nick in admissions is such a great person to work with!! He made the inevitable happen when I was…read morein a bind. My father in law needed a facility to go and when no one would take him Nick and his team accepted him on good faith. Thank you so much Valley Healthcare!!

My grandfather was suppose to be here for 5 days, but we moved him after 2 days because of the…read morehorrible treatment he received there. They basically kept him doped up on morphine so they wouldn't have to deal with him, and denied ever giving him morphine. They were told that he could only eat soft foods, and the first night I got there to visit, they had a pork chop, a hard roll, and veggies on his plate. He managed to eat 2 spoons of peas off the plate. The next morning, they told my parents that he ate almost all his breakfast and that he was greatly improving. My grandfather's last remaining kidney is functioning at less then 5% and he has been refusing food for the previous 2 weeks. Barely eating 100 calories a day. So to say he ate as much as he did was clearly a lie. Also, they left water out for him, but he was too weak to hold a glass. I never saw a nurse helping him at least drink water. His mouth was bloody and cracked from dehydration. When we checked him out to transfer him to a better facility, the medication charts showed they never gave him morphine, when clearly the bottle had a good portion removed from it, and he was clearly heavily medicated. They also put in his discharge papers that his health had greatly improved on his stay there, even though it is easy to see his health is rapidly declining. Also, right before the transport came to move him, a nurse walked in with his breakfast (again with foods he couldn't eat), sat the tray down, turned and saw the transport, and then said "oh thank god" at not having to try and feed him. My father, grandmother, and I all heard her snide comment. If you have loved ones, that are really ill and can't advocate for themselves, this is NOT the place for them.