This is a community that is professional and caring. I'm so impressed with how they go out of the…read moreway to help and support my loved ones. This is an excellent care community.

Please do NOT let your loved ones live at Sunrise of Fair Oaks. Yes, the facility is pretty but…read moretrust me to pls dig deeper: look at the "Activity board" in Memory Care and stick around a bit to see if ANY of the activities take place, because you will see they do not. Good luck understanding your monthly bill which, for us, changed monthly while our loved one's care did not. Don't bother contacting Edwin, the business manager/ coordinator about bills unless you're prepared for a rude response and a person simply lacking the interest/ expertise in getting his #s correct. Memory Care food is not nutritional nor nicely presented: lunch may likely be a tuna salad sandwich on white bread with Lay's potato chips, served on a plastic plate. YUCK.

Our family searched 8 places in Sacramento for our father and we found Oakmont of Fair Oaks to be…read morethe best. And our father was extremely pleased to be a resident and member of the community. The one thing that stood out for him and our family was the relationships that were formed with all levels of staff. Our father referred to Oakmont as his family. Our father spend the last 9 months of his life at Oakmont. Each day was different with many things that were offered and available to him. He took the bus tours, he played (and a force to be reckoned with) Bingo. He started a putting club and got people interested in putting around on a green. He enjoyed the entertainment that came in regularly for "sing song" as he like to say. And he really enjoyed the themed holiday decorations that came out. He felt a part of. The care staff did a fabulous job keeping him informed and with any kind of assistance. When he had a question they were eager to help. Everyone knew his name and he appreciated being recognized and talked to like a friend or family member. Anything he needed was taken care of. Any questions that came up, the staff communicated with our family and were also available to answer any of our questions. The Chef and Dining experience. Oakmont of Fair Oaks did not serve "restaurant" food each day. They served gourmet meals that were very delicious. The staff formed relationships with our father and he came to have a standing order, "the usual". For the holidays we as his family were invited in to share in holiday celebrations. If you appreciate direct and open communication with your questions answered or additional clarification needed from the family. And you value the forming of relationships, personal relationships, Oakmont of Fair Oaks did both of those with our father and my brother and I. My father felt as though he was at home and could spend the remaining months of his life with people who cared about him.

This is a beautiful community. The staff are very welcoming. When you walk in it's very bright and…read morewell lit, clean and warm.

Zelka Tomasic provided a heartwarming, clean and gracious home for my mother, in the last years of…read moreher life, at Fair Oaks Care Home at Monte Park. My mother Jessie enjoyed being at Želka's, saying she was 'in heaven' at Želka's. Mom passed on at age 90. Želka had worked for years as a nursing assistant at St Luke's Hospital, before deciding to offer more personal care for seniors, in her own home.. Zelka nurtures her clients with love and gentle humor. My mother had been a nurse, and she loved that Želka took her vitals daily, and took her to the doctor, managing multiple medications and conditions with her usual grace and intelligence. Mom's every need, was met with warmth, humor and home-cooked meals, made from scratch to Mom's taste. Lucky is the person who stays at Zelka's, and enjoys her Croatian island hospitality, set in blooming gardens.

From the owner: We cook three delicious balanced Meals and Snacks in Mediterranean style and Slavic meals, with…read morequality ingredients from scratch, to clients' needs and tastes. 24/7 personal care, and assistance with medication, bathing and dressing. Planned activities and exercise programs.

Laura Clark is incredibly helpful! She helped me to understand different senior care living…read moresituations and gave me the most incredible summaries of different communities to fit my dad's tight budget. She gave me a contact for tours and it was easy to decide the right spot for him. I'm so grateful for Laura and Senior Care Solutions!

I can't say enough about the wonderful care I received from Christine at Senior Care Solutions…read more When my husband was hospitalized for three days over Labor Day and I became aware that he would not be able to return home, I was too distraught to make any decisions and to know how to take the next step. Christine did everything for me that needed to be done. Giving me names of small care homes that would provide hospice care, dealing with hospital personnel and forms, providing transport to the home I selected, and taking care of his discharge from the hospital The care home, she told me about is giving him loving care.

Do not ever put a loved one in this facility. The owner claims to be a Gerontologists. There is not…read moreone thing that happens in that facility that is to the benefit of any Resident. They only get to eat at their three scheduled meals and that is the only time they get anything to drink. They lose weight they become dehydrated. All of them. They will not listen to any family members they do whatever they want they constantly complain and want to put them on drugs. They don't report to the family when the loved one is in critical condition needing to go to the hospital. They swear there's nothing wrong. They lie all the time. They yell at the residence and they also yell at the family. They were not allowed to watch TV. There are no activities or anything for them to do. There is no entertainment whatsoever at any time. They are not allowed to go outside. They will try to dictate to you when you can come see your person and how many times you can come and they want you to call before you come. Carolyn tricks everybody into thinking that everything she says is right and she knows what she's doing because she's a Gerontologist. They have no clue how to handle anyone that has dementia or Alzheimer's. The residents that have a little bit of their mind left still, are afraid of them. The place is a rundown piece of junk. The yard front and back is never taken care of. It's not kept clean inside. The residents aren't kept clean. No matter what the owner gets cited on or in trouble for in that facility and how its ran she goes right back to doing it again. The owner will call you a liar to your face and try to act like she is in charge of your family member and you have no say. No matter what facility you choose, Do your homework and know your rights and residents rights and read the social services website about the facility it will show you all complaints, citations and visits that the state has made. Don't ever let any facility intimidate you or treat you like you have no right. But employees administrators and owners should always treat you with the utmost respect and be very kind. And it doesn't matter who has the power of attorney over the resident. If you are a friend of that person or a family member they damn well better listen to you. Don't put anybody you know in this place ever please believe the reviews that are on Google believe the reviews in Yelp. Hopefully this place won't be available for anyone else to make a deadly mistake.

This so called memory care community talks all the right talk, however they don't walk so good…read more The owner is to important to interview new clients so realize on her assistant to do the work,then conducts her evaluation over the phone with her. I noticed when I first walked in with my mom that all the residents appeared heavily medicated, I soon learned why. My mom in a place she had never been before made 3 attempts to walk outside each time she was told no and listened. Then was singing with the group, talking and then went to join them for lunch. This is when I went back to the assistants office to complete paperwork. Then what do you know another phone call. Seems after having me spend a good part of yesterday in the doctors office to complete all necessary test. I called and told her they were completed she said great, she was busy trying to leave for vacation but wanted me there at 11am today so she could personally evaluate her along with here assistant and to bring all items to stay. Now back to the phone call, it seems she was too busy to see me and felt mom was a flight risk because she went to the door 3 times. (If no body ever goes to the door why the alarms?) She ask me to keep mom at home for another week and get her properly medicated then try again. ( thats code for vacation )Morel to this story, they talk up activities but want residents to be to medicated to participate Wasted a lot of time here price is cheap compared to most but you get what you pay for. As for me I wouldn't leave my dog there for any price. No morales or integrity. T.J. Auburn, ca P.s This is the same company/person that owner Lakeview Terrace in Auburn, ca

As a senior placement agent, I regularly tour and work with assisted living and memory care…read morecommunities throughout the Sacramento Region. The criteria I employ when offering options to families is whether I would place one of my family members at that community.I have had the pleasure of working with the amazing team at Eskaton Gold River for many years. Both leadership and care staff are proactive, communicative, and genuinely compassionate.I have placed several clients there, and the families have always expressed how happy they are with Eskaton--from the activities and amenities to the cuisine. It gives me great peace of mind knowing I can count on them to provide the care I would want for my own loved ones.

Eskaton Gold River is a wonderful community! They offer delicious meals, a variety of engaging…read moreactivities, and create a warm and welcoming environment for their residents. Emma Meads is incredibly warm, friendly, and inviting, and truly makes you feel welcome from the moment you arrive. It's clear that the team cares deeply about creating a positive, connected, and enjoyable experience for the residents. I'm grateful for the opportunity to connect with this wonderful community and look forward to continuing to be part of it!

I wanted to leave a review as I see there haven't been many recently…read more My dad with severe dementia and Parkinson's was part of the All Seasons community for just under 3 months. I can't say enough good things about All Seasons. First I will start with Toly the owner . From the time I reached out, he was attentive, communicative and kind. He spent so much time with me, easing my fears and worries that we would find the right place for my dad. He kept me updated all along the way with the waiting process. And he gave me such good advice during the time we were waiting for a spot to open up for my dad. I will never forget the kindness and compassion and dignity he showed our family along the entire process. Second, Lauren, the house manager at the home my dad was in. From day one, she came alongside my dad-really wanting to know him, to understand him, and to help him thrive during his time at All Seasons. Her care and love for dementia patients and their families is second to none. I was constantly amazed at not only her patience and kindness towards my dad (who was very difficult a lot of time) but also to us as his family who were trying to navigate the difficult behaviors and circumstances surrounding his disease. We will forever be indebted with gratitude that my dad had Lauren as his caregiver and advocate for the last part of his life. Also, Hector, Lilly, Melissa and so many more. All the caregiver at All Seasons seemed to be called to care for these special patients. My dad had previously been in a large memory care. For everyone there-it was a job and only that. Not at All Seasons. They hire only those who truly care about patients living with dementia. As a nurse of 28 years, I can whole heartedly recommend All Seasons for your loved one with dementia.

All Seasons is everything one could want for their loved one. The facility feels like home and the…read morestaff are like friends of the family. There are no words to express the gratitude I have for the care provided to my father. I trusted them to do their best, and they did and kept me informed throughout it all.

My father lived at home for 94 years, but after a brief illness, he was hospitalized. When the…read morehospital planned to discharge him, we realized he wasn't ready to go home alone and would need assistance to regain his strength. We toured Carlton Senior Living and were impressed with the facility. However, after less than three weeks, we discovered it wasn't suitable for him and moved him out. While the staff were friendly, the place was clean, the food was good, and the grounds were pleasant, it was not a fit for someone like my father that needed more assistance. Knowing what I do now, the place is ideal for those who want to avoid housework, engage in activities, and not cook. Unfortunately, it wasn't the right fit for someone needing assistance with basic tasks like using the bathroom or showering. My dad required more help, which led to significant additional costs--almost doubling the original quote. The staff didn't respond quickly enough when he needed assistance. On one occasion, he needed assistance and couldn't wait any longer for help. He tried to get up by himself and fell, hitting his head and requiring paramedics. I also requested multiple times that his night lamp be connected to the Alexa outlet for voice control, but that never happened. He was frustrated with the lack of assistance, in a timely manner, so we looked for alternatives. After moving him out, I was shocked to receive a bill for over $10,000 more than expected. This added to the emotional stress I was already experiencing. After pointing this out, the bill was corrected but I should not have had to do their accountants job. We eventually moved my father to a board-and-care residential facility, which is providing the care he truly needs, and I wish we had made that choice from the beginning.

My grandmother has been here for a short time, but already she has received much better care and…read moresupport here than she ever did at Oakmont of Fair Oaks. The cost is much more reasonable and we actually get much more care for her than we ever did at Oakmont in the two+ years she was there. We would highly recommend the Carlton!! I even ran into a couple of staff from there and when they found out my grandmother lived there, they asked me so many questions to provide the best care for her. We love Carlton!! Thank you guys for really putting the residents first!

I went to Citrus Heights Terrace and actually meet with Toni Jones, and she is exceptionally…read moreknowledgeable and very friendly. She is very professional and you can see she cares a lot for not only the residents but for us as families. From what I saw the community looks good, smells good and is very beautiful inside. The tree up with Valentine's Day ornaments is amazing and great for the residents. Toni Jones keep doing what your doing cause your doing an amazing job. Thank you

My mom lives here. The place is nice and clean and the food is pretty good. One of the top people…read morethere is Ashly, she is great and communicates with me all the time about my mom, that is so important. The entire staff is very friendly and loving with the residents. I super appreciate them! Kimberly

If you are reading this review, you are most likely at the difficult crossroads of finding a new…read moreliving situation for a elderly parent or loved one in need of assistance. Having been there, I know how hard this transition can feel. I don't have enough words to express the difference Ophelia, and the staff at Phoenix Manor of Fair Oaks CA have made in both my Mother's life, and that of our family . My Mom has been a resident at Phoenix Manor for the past 3 years. We chose this place after an exhaustive, and often demoralizing search of other facilities. Once I met Ophelia, I knew our search was over. The care, love, and attention she gives her residents is a beautiful thing to witness. They truly do become apart of her family. Everyone is treated with so much empathy and respect, and cared for as individuals with individual needs. Before we moved Mom in, we were free to personalize her room with things she loved from home. This made the transition so much smoother. The food at Phoenix Manor is home cooked, healthy, and delicious. The home is kept immaculate, and all the residents are tended to with T.L.C. Ophelia was even available to help with Doctor appointments. Mom's quality of life was greatly improved by her time spent there. My Mom had many struggles, especially in the last few months of her life. It would have been impossible to navigate them or provide proper care at home. The dignity and care with which was provided by the Phoenix Manor team are immeasurable. As she entered the final days of her life, words fail in describing the gratitude I feel for the amount of love, tenderness and compassionate care she received from everyone at Phoenix Manor. We have laughed and cried together, and everyone there will hold a special place in our hearts forever.

From the owner: Our facility provides independent living and assisted living for seniors. read more