Eskaton did a wonderful job with an informational presentation and a self-guided tour of the…read moreproperty last Saturday. It is evident, in everyone you meet there, that they are friendly and compassionate across the board. The property is very nice and feels like a resort with plenty of amenities and activities.

We recently met with Glen Province, Residential Living Advisor at Eskaton Village Carmichael. Glen…read moregave us an outstanding personal tour of Eskaton's grounds, independent living floor plans, activities, dining experiences and health care center (skilled nursing, assisted living and memory care). Glen is a true professional and because of him, we gained a thorough understanding of what Eskaton offers. He patiently answered all of our questions and truly cared we received everything we needed to make an informed decision. To Glen's credit, he lives up to his title of "Residential Living Advisor". Glen is an enthusiastic Eskaton Ambassador and we truly appreciated his consultative approach. Every step of the way, he made sure all of our questions and needs were addressed. If you are considering a life plan community, Eskaton Village Carmichael and Glen Province are worthy of your consideration.

Oakmont of Carmichael is a lovely assisted living and memory care community! The care team is…read morecompassionate and responsive. The management team is professional, knowledgeable, and proactive. They truly care about creating a safe, engaging environment for seniors that offers a sense of purpose every day-a reason to get out of bed every morning! The dining experience is simply amazing! I highly recommend stopping by to take a tour and see for yourself what makes this community and team so special!

DO NOT PLACE LOVED ONE HERE!…read more Staff is not qualified to care for memory care patients! Currently included in huge lawsuit due to lack of staff My loved one is malnourished and her cognitive state has gone downhill in a huge way since the short time she has been there It's a shame because one of the biggest problems is her being isolated most of the day due to staffing shortages and not not being able to have any bonding between staff and patients. It's obvious that Oakmont group has trained its employees to put profit ahead of patients and that's a darn shame especially when it involves one of your own loved ones.

I just did a tour of the assisted living and the interior has been remodeled, looking fresh and…read morenew, and I was told more is coming. It was elegant, appeared modernized and fresh, but still homey. A few lovely and elegant antiques remain here and there, but they don't distract from the fresh look. I spoke to a couple residents who said they loved it. The place was peaceful and quiet other than a group leaving for an event. I was given some respite information and literature, and the price was laid out clearly along with minimum stay, provided in writing so that any financial disputes should be easily settled. The Director's followup was supportive of my unique needs and staff was very kind. I am very glad I reached out to Caring.com to find this hidden gem in a good location. The only piece missing for me was a swimming pool. Definitely worth a look. Note that many of the negative reviews here are quite old and should probably be dropped to be fair, as the Director's name has changed from those mentioned and the descriptions are not aligned with the upgrades I saw.

My Dad was here about 15 months. I would have given full stars but for a few little hiccups. But…read moreoverall, I would say this place is such an excellent option for families who need a pleasant and safe environment for their beloved family member. They have so many activities and the staff genuinely care about the people they're taking care of. It's clean, organized, and very well run.

So very friendly! Love the food and restaurant type staff. Everyone is sooo easy to meet…read more Apartments are very roomy with plenty of storage room. Easy to meet and make friends.

Bright and airy, tastefully decorated, the Winding Commons Senior Apartments are where I'd want to…read morelive when I become unable to live on my own. The grounds are beautiful. There are nice seating areas outdoors and in. In the main lobby is a WII, which was being used as we toured. I was impressed with the number of residents that were out an about and friendly and engaging. Other senior apartments did not seem to have as many happy residents. Only two meals are served each day, lunch and dinner, with a limited selection of choices, but apartments include a full (albeit small) kitchen. Apartments have a nice patio or balcony. There is only one elevator for the entire facility, which seems like a potential hazard if the residents on the second and third floors have mobility problems and need to be evacuated in an emergency. Hallways are covered with smooth industrial (though tastefully patterned) carpet. Apartments however, are carpeted in a deep plush. This makes it difficult for residents using walkers to maneuver in their own apartments. Winding Commons is owned by the same company as Campus Commons Senior Apartments. Winding Commons is the better of the two.

I'm a relatively new resident @ The Atrium at Carmichael. A couple of weeks ago, I had an issue…read morewith a payment portal & my actual account balance. I immediately brought this to the attention of office staff (Isabel & Erica). They assured me the issue would be forwarded to management. I was chiefly concerned because didn't want issue to affect my upcoming 9/2024 rent payment. I'm very happy to say the issue was fixed and everything went smoothly with my September's rent processing via payment portal! Many thanks to the great office staff / management for facilitating a solution and follow-up to ensure it was all good! Ps: Isabel and Erica are two of the nicest, patient and professional office staff I've met to date @ The Atrium at Carmichael Apartment community!!

Erica, Jessica, Isabel and Calvin are doing their job very well, very helpful and professional.read more

I am thankful to read others had the same experience as us and understand. We had a loved one at…read morethe Palm location. Unfortunately, we ultimately moved our loved one. Every visit the experience was the same either in the bed laying watching TV or when up sitting just staring out the window. Staff was nice but too many times only one person there to care for all residents which could not be done appropriately. No activities and food not that great. The administrator was rude and we felt never addressed concerns. We found a beautiful place for less than this place charges and there was activities and options s for socializing there. Our loved one was much happier.

Splendor of Carmichael is a beautiful home. Staff are attentive. It's a shame that no enrichment…read moreopportunities are offered to the seniors who live there. The only mental stimulation is being plunked down in front of a TV. Having activities offered for exercise and cognitive stimulation would make this business one of the best and improve the quality and joy of those who live there. It's unfortunate the owners are unwilling to develop and offer these services to their boarders.

We moved our 90-year-old mother into The Landing at Carmichael over 3 weeks ago. My Mother and…read morefamily were immediately impressed with the professionalism and friendliness of the staff, as well as the cleanliness and well taken care of facility. She had been in another independent living facility that was one level and it took a bit for my mother to navigate as this is two stories and larger. However, the staff (this includes EVERYONE, the Executive Director Aileen, t Rea in reception, Juan in maintenance, housekeeping and culinary staff, Lily the chef personally introduced herself to us, I wish I could remember all of the names to give a shout out to) have been wonderful, and were always friendly, courteous and helpful and assisted in her learning curve, she has now mastered the route she needs. She loves her unit and the view of the courtyard. The lunch and dinner meals have a lot of variety and use fresh ingredients. My mother is a modified vegetarian, and the culinary staff has worked to make sure she is comfortable with her choices. We shared a couple of minor challenges in her room and the maintenance staff immediately assisted in suggestions resolving them. She is still new and has not taken part in the MANY offered activities but is looking forward to trying them. I also want to mention the other residents have been welcoming as well, which I feel says a lot about the friendly environment the staff strives successfully to ensure.

I just moved my 90 year old grandmother here. She had been…read moreliving in a board and care place, she no longer needed that much care. She has her own one bed one bath apartment. She has been here since 10-5-19 and so far she loves it. She says the food is really good, she likes the staff very much. Loves having her own spot but help is close by if needed. I hired her a caregiver for 4 hrs every week to help her with bathing,laundry and light housekeeping. She's working on being more social, that's not really her thing but she might try it Wonderful independent living facility, she does not require assisted living and the price of it is way too much! Perfect place for her. Jennifer I

Amazing place for a family member. People are amazing with quality care. They also plan a lot of…read moredaily activities for the residents to participate in so each day is filled with fun. Ohhh, they just hosted a Halloween party for residents with staff members and families bringing children to trick o treat. There were booths with kid friendly spooky drinks and snacks. You should have seen the smiles and the happiness on the faces of people there. They provided independent, assisted and memory care. Best all around!

We had lots of small problems here, but hearing from others in an online dementia group, I…read moreunderstand that property loss is very common in assisted living and memory care facilities. That doesn't make it okay, but if I am to review this place against others, they evidently all share this common trait. In retrospect, the additional issues I had with them were minor. The big important fact is that my mom was well cared for. I appreciate how special the caretakers are that work at these types of places. It's heartbreaking and very hard work. In memory care they are screamed at and may be physically harmed by residents. They work long hours. Yet, they still watch over our loved ones with great care. They are true angels. The Memory Care and Assisted Living buildings and common areas are kept-up and clean. One other positive about this location is they have activities in Assisted Living that you can join if you bring your loved one over there. God forbid I need a place to live down the road but if I did, I would choose Atria El Camino Gardens.

I can't say enough about the way they cared for our mom! Although her stay was very short they went…read moreway above and beyond all of our expectations. When we had to find a place for mom it was at the spur of the moment. Varta's accommodated all of mom's needs at a moment's notice. The whole house was so warm and inviting and the people treated us like we were family. We couldn't have asked for a better place and loving environment for mom to spend her last moments. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Varta's Place one bit. We love all of you guys and words couldn't describe how much everything meant to us and to mom! God Bless you all!!!

My mother was terminally ill with cancer and needed short term care. My mother arrived late on a…read moreSaturday afternoon and passed away in the early morning on Monday. The care she received was phenomenal! She had the best care. I cannot speak highly enough about the beautiful facility, the quality of food, and the quality of care she received. They treated my mother, as well as the rest of the family with respect and genuine compassion during one of the toughest times of our lives. My mother passed away over a year ago and I am just now getting to posting about the experience we had. I couldn't bring myself to do it until now. I will never forget our experience. We could not have found anywhere better. I cannot speak highly enough of this facility. We were treated like family and my mother passed away peacefully after her short stay. I couldn't have taken care of her any better. I am so grateful to the staff for the care you provided my mother and my family.

After ten stressful months and thousands of wasted dollars at another facility, we were asked by…read morefacility administration to move our mother out ASAP. We frantically began trying to find her a spot, but it was hard because of her somewhat unique care needs. When we toured Aegis, we were skeptical. Without exception, the recruiting/admissions staff roll out the red carpet no matter what facility you're considering. They engage with staff during your tour, hype up the longevity of their employees, brag about the extensive amenities provided, answer all of your emails and calls immediately. Unfortunately, as we discovered at Atria (review pending), that treatment can end abruptly once you sign the contract and write that first check. But not at Aegis. Here, that excellent sense of security and care you get during your first tour is something they obviously strive to maintain. And it shows! After a full month at Aegis, all I can say is that I'm more impressed every day with everything, from the grounds to the staff to the food to the activities. Even the admissions coordinator continues to assist us and answer every question we have. The staff is happy, even if you're not touring. Someone comes in to check on my mom no less frequently than once an hour whenever I'm there, usually twice. If it's not the pet therapy, medication management, snack cart, or other scheduled thing, it's someone popping in to ask mom if she'd like to go to dinner or an activity, or simply if she needs anything. It's clear Aegis takes pride in its facility. It's well-maintained and concerns are promptly addressed. If the person who'd normally take care of it is out, someone will be there to try to fill in. The difference is night and day from the last place. For example, at the prior facility, we were only able to arrange transportation successfully about three times. The remaining fifty or so times, they ignored us or gave excuses. At Aegis, I had a last minute request to get mom a ride to the dentist and their response was "Don't worry about it. We'll make it work!" The grounds are well-kept and the facility is clean. Plus there's an adorable fluffy white dog that lives there and lots of times is just cruising around greeting folks. Aegis feels more like a giant shared house than a hospital, like some other places do. Many residents leave their doors open. It feels safe and I feel good knowing my mom is in such capable hands. Finally, they make extraordinary efforts to get to know you and your whole family. Some staff actually take notes about conversations with residents and families in an effort to personalize every single experience. I don't know how, but Aegis seems to have perfected the art of residential care. I cannot thank them enough.

Great people they tend to your every need. All f Of the…read morestaff will try to help you. They even have road trips..at meals there is ample.food and very.delious