Great place. Love working here. The therapy team really makes a difference they are caring and…read moreprofessional they are true miracle workers. Love helping patients get back to their life. Proud to say that I have worked in this building for 20 years and 15 years with Lincoln Square post acute.

My mom was at this facility for about 11 days after having a stroke. I say first couple of days…read morewhen mom Needed higher level of care staff was attentive as cna's followed rn's orders real well. When her care was less critical I would say it was bordering on neglect . A cna said she was in charge of 15 patents and almost half had to be spoon fed including my mother. Hence, myself and Family made sure to be there so she could eat. My observations were patients who didn't have family step in for them might of not ate well. I heard one rn supervisor talk extremely rough to like a dementia patient to be still and stop moving. It appeared as work burn out. There were many times mom was soiled and staff would not come to help. I had to change mom myself and do best I can to get her to the restroom, changed and brought back to bed. They had no sense of urgency in helping despite telling me to not take mom alone. I waited but when it started approaching two hours I had to do it . I also Had to help cna put mom To bed as she had no help as mom was too weak and a two person job. They got mom's diet order wrong as moved up to solids and kept on doing a blender diet for days. We had to Go out and buy food so she can eat as she hated blended diets and I don't blame her. I was told this happened cause dieticians use a different system and it don't data share with the facility but nobody could make a phone call. There was like a comittee but I don't think they were proactive (except supervisor of nursing) as made excuses For some of my concerns . I am not going to say this facility is the worse but definitely not the best. I was told this place was the best in town. I am Just going to say it's like any other nursing facility from what I hear. When I thought mom was well enough to go home I demanded she leave immediately as they wanted to keep mom longer. I overheard admin mentioning mom was a "good" patient as had dual insurance. I told them at my house mom is not neglected and will get better care as I had all her bags packed. I don't recommend this facility for your loved one and it's definitely not the best in town but can't say the worse cause I haven't seen many . It missed my high expectations and them trying to say get better care cause they are small is garbage.

So impressed with the staff, they are very attentive and continually ask if there is anything that…read morethey can help with. The managers are super involved in the care. There is a very warm culture all around and plus the facility smells good all the time!

POSITIVES open airy clean rooms. Pleasant employees A+. A+ housekeeping staff…read more NEGATIVES Food is bland and boring, Family and friends bringing you delicious homemade food is a blessing. They are not Kosher/Halal. You can only shower twice a week. They also wake you at night which means you will NOT get a good nights sleep.

Due to a debilitating auto accident and various medical conditions, my daughter has had to spend…read moretime at 3 different skilled nursing facilities during the last 15 months. Of the three SNF's, Hampton is by far the best facility. The social workers, Deanna and Monique, demonstrated time after time exceptional service to help meet my daughter's needs, especially in trying to get my daughter transferred to an acute rehabilitation facility and appointment transportation. I would also like to commend Tracy, the physical therapist, for the time and energy she spent working with my daughter. I appreciate all the staff who treated and supported my daughter during her stay at Hampton.

Awesome care and the facility is clean inside and outside. Very caring and friendly staff as well.read more

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.

I stayed there for rehab for two months it's was horrible no that's not even the right word , let…read moreme begin by saying the staff there is not inviting at all or welcoming I didn't know who anyone was until I had to ask questions all the other residents there are dying and the nurses there are so rude the acuse you of things and harass me the hole time I was there I couldn't go to any of my appointments that I made because of the social worker was too busy smoking cigarettes then making sure nobody else could do anything not even go out side I wouldn't recommend this place to my dog

This place is phenomenal. They've rehabilitated my 90 y/o grandmother Hanni twice now. First with a…read morebroken hip, second from sepsis. Each time she's come out healthier and stronger than when she went in. The staff also remembers her, which made her feel special and welcomed. I've always found them to be friendly and informative in terms of patient care plans and insurance accommodations. Couldn't recommend them enough.

I just spent 3 weeks here after a knee injury. The staff here is incredible. From administration to…read morethe nurses, the aids who care for us daily, the OT and PT staff. Housekeeping who go out of their way to help. Special thanks to Nelda and Av who supplied me with wakeup coffee and smiles in the mornings. To all my nurses who made sure I had everything I needed to get healthy. Special thanks to Joy, Faith, James in PT and Rachel in OT. My observation of how all pts were treated amazed me. No one was ignored. And for all who's names I didnt mention please know I greatly appreciated you too..

My father was placed in Fulton Gardens for end of life care. We had not heard much about this…read moreplace and were unsure. Both of my parents insurances accepted and recommended. We are and were so happy with ALL and I mean all the care he received from the moment he got there. We could not be more pleased with all the nurses in this facility. No matter what we needed and when we needed it ... it was given. The care and compassion these workers had was remarkable. End of life wasn't a positive experience but they made my dad comfortable. Thank you again. Shoutout to Ebony and Elizabeth for all the extra love. Honestly every employee was great.

From November 2009 through February 2011 my mother-in-law has completed 10 hospitalizations, over…read more144 days of Kaiser Permanente contract rehab/skilled nursing in Modesto & Stockton, California and has lived in four retirement/assisted living facilities in Modesto & Manteca, California. I thought it would be useful to those of you who will be caring for elderly people to hear of our experiences, as they might help you in your care giving decisions. But first a little primer and context-setting. The area of elder care is new to most of us and you will need to study up to better understand how the system(s) work so you can make the best choices for your loved ones. In both the nursing home and residential categories it is useful to use the analogy of the Chinese menu. There are basic prices for the core services, menu A and menu B consists of all the add-ons or specialty items that you select to go with the main A menu. Menu A is generally the per day cost for the basic, stock service: single, double or triple rooms and would include two or three meals per day, a certain amount of housekeeping and activities. Menu B includes, for instance, extra per day costs for laundry, incontinence, memory care, physical therapy, medication administration, bathing assistance, feeding assisting, dressing and transportation. There are so many "it depends" and so many variances whether you are in skilled nursing where medication administration is included to residential where bathing assistance can be obtained once, twice or more each week. And each facility is different, so gather material and if you can talk with your loved one please include them in the decision-making and what it will cost. The trade-offs are the challenge. Rehab/Skilled Nursing: These come in many differing forms. There are long-term and short-term beds, with long-term less expensive than short-terms and generally do not include rehabilitation (rehab) or physical therapy (PT). Rehab is usually prescribed by a physician and the cost is in excess of $275/day. Medicare covers a good portion of rehab, but "doctor's orders" are required. In general, long-term care is only covered by low-income programs, such as MediCal or Medicaid. Short term care starts at around $200+ per day and runs as high as $400+ per day, depending on the level of care required. Your first priority is to determine what level of care is required and then which facility would best meet those needs relative to cost. Generally, if you smell urine throughout the facility...run away. Of course there will be those smells on occasion, but there should not be such an ambiance all the time. There are separate reviews for the following facilities: Rehab/Skilled Nursing: Avalon Healthcare, Modesto, CA Garden City Health Care Center, Modesto, CA Hy-Lond Convalescent Hospital, Modesto, CA Valley Gardens Healthcare, Stockton, CA Vintage Faire Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Modesto, CA Residential Care/Retirement & Assisted Living: These facilities come in all forms. Some are seek and admit only residents that do not require government assistance, meaning that these people can pay the offered day-rate. Others set aside a percentage of beds for those on government assistance and manage their facilities within the government reimbursements. You get what you pay for, so shop around. Look first at what you can afford and then at the amenities offered and the comfort level or cultural "fit" of facility to your loved one. Are these his or her kind of people? Dale Commons, Modesto, CA Lidia's Blessed Home, Modesto Merrill Gardens, Manteca, CA The Stratford at Beyer Park, Modesto, CA This review is for Valley Gardens: At first we were a bit miffed at having to put mother-in-law into a Stockton facility since there were no female beds available in Modesto or Manteca. It was not convenient to be running from Modesto to Stockton every day. That said, it turned out that Valley Gardens was in our top two of rehab facilities, so the mileage was worth it. A nicely renovated facility with an interior patio and surrounding grounds, Valley Gardens also had a super rehab area and quite an enthusiastic rehab crew. They take rehab seriously here and that is exactly what we wanted. There were two dining areas, both with linen on the tables and served the same meals. The difference was that one was for those that did not need assistance eating and the other for those that did. Activities were varied and seemed to be available throughout the day. No boredom here. Nursing and staff were excellent, treating the residents personally and with warm care. We would prefer Valley Gardens and Garden City as our best picks when given the option of facilities.

This is based off of care in 2014- we had exceptional care and service after bilateral knee…read morereplacement. Rehab was focused and total care was outstanding. Family was involved and I'm sure that made a difference in the outcome.

Beautiful, spacious facility with a great rehabilitation gym and an experienced therapy team. Very…read moreimpressed with the facility and the quality of care provided.

My father has been here twice. First time for rehabilitation allowing him to be able to stay an…read moreextra couple of years at home. The second time, we knew it was time as we could no longer care for him. The staff is outstanding! Caring and compassionate, not only to my Dad, but to my Mom who visits him most days. Excellent care and communication from all of the staff. I am so thankful that he is in a place that I know he's being well taken care of.