My mom moved here last month and it is a Godsend. Everyone has been so friendly and welcoming to…read moreher, and she has gone to several of the activities. She is making friends and is as active as she wants to be. She loves the food there. The rent is so affordable, especially given the meals. I would recommend this senior apartment to anyone without reservation.

This place is great for 55+. It's a small community and feels like a big family. The staff is…read morestellar and cares about the residents and each other. The property is well taken care of and they have a brand new work out room and back garden. Close to stores and shopping and the mall. They have a dining room where they cook amazing breakfasts and lunches. You get food access included in your rent! Upland is pretty and small town feeling. Definitely would recommend for someone who wants to live in a quiet community with lots of things to do and good people.

My Brother had a stroke six months ago, we had him in two different assisted living homes. I am…read morepleased to say we finally found a place that from the minute we were welcomed it has exceeded all of our expectations. Reviews can only give you a snap shot of experiences. In the case of Oakmount of San Antonio Heights. We did the tour that really brought the Staff, Patients and facility into a light of excellence. The treatment that my Brother is receiving is far superior than the homes he was at. When he pushes his alarm they are there with smiles and concern in a way unmatched by other homes. The communication and knowledge of the staff from the receptionist, environmental Sys, Nurses, Kitchen staff, Grounds Keepers, and especially there highly qualified Maintenance staff who are incredibly prompt as was the case with Eric. We had just started moving in and i was extremely busy coordinating the move, when this young man offered to assist me with a TV that was coming the next day. And to my amazement he was there and had it hung in record time. Now i am a retired Engineer from three different hospitals and we couldn't have done that. So kudos to the Management for hiring well trained eager staff. The bottom line is check this place out and save time and protect your loved ones. Amazing Facility and staff. Brian Mullenix.

Just wanted to recognize Eric the maintenance man for Oakmont Senior Living in Upland,, He alway…read moregoes above and beyond..very caring and kind and does his job with a smile

Great home care facility with an attentive staff. The property is a great home for members to hang…read morearound and enjoy. If you are considering a facility this should be at the top of your list. This is an RCFE and they provide elderly with a great place to stay and receive the best care.

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When we first purchased our manufactured home here we were advised of our monthly rental rate which…read morewas obviously important in order to know what our total house payment would be. After three months of paying that rate for our rent we received a bill saying we were quite a bit of money behind. When we tried to inquire at the office as to how that could be it was impossible to ever find anyone available and we couldn't get a return call. We were able to determine they were charging us a much higher rent than we were originally given. The amount was also above the amount allowed by rent control. We were able to get the rent control information through someone at the City of upland. We had to write to the main office with all of the details and supporting documentation to resolve our problem. Once it got to that point they were quick to resolve our problem but it was very frustrating trying to deal with the office.

Merrill Gardens at Rancho Cucamonga is a wonderful place for seniors to enjoy their golden years…read more Their staff is very friendly and the location is close to stores and places to eat. The apartments are very spacious with balconies and some with beautiful mountain views.

This property is absolute STUNNING! The staff, amenities and activities are exceptional. Deborah…read moreand Suzette were professional, friendly and knowledgeable. Overall a great senior community in the Rancho Cucamonga area.

Having worked in the aging care field, I have been in many assisted living and memory care…read morecommunities. Claremont Place truly stands out because of one thing: the people. The staff here have genuine heart. They are kind, attentive, and consistently go above and beyond for their residents. Our loved one resides in memory care, and while this stage of life can be emotional, the Claremont Place team has made the journey feel lighter. The caregivers, Med Techs, administrative staff, dining staff, maintenance, laundry, and everyone in between are intuitive, patient, and treat residents with the dignity and warmth you hope for when you entrust someone you love to another persons care. Management is honest, respectful, and responsive. Any concern is met with clear communication and prompt follow through, and their experience working with older adults is evident in the way they anticipate needs before they become issues. It feels like a true partnership. They also bring joy to daily life. Holidays and celebrations are handled with thoughtful intention, and the food and activities create a sense of home and community. We visit often, but it brings real peace knowing we do not have to. Our loved one is in very good hands. We are genuinely grateful for the team at Claremont Place and the care they continue to provide.

My mom moved into assisted living at Claremont Place about two and a half months ago. She has her…read moreown room, kitchenette, and bathroom and two closets. In her room, she has a single bed, a large recliner, a dresser, two large chairs and a small desk for her computer with a chair. She has a nice big window with a view of the garden that she can see from her chair. With all this in the room, she still has lots of space to maneuver her walker safely and get to the window and her air handler to make herself comfortable. The food is very good. We eat there often with my mom. Most of the servers make an effort to remember my mom's preferences and they bring her what she wants before she even asks. Staff is attentive, concerned and proactive. The front desk is a hub for all information and if they don't know the answer, they follow up. I will post more updates in the months to come. Overall we made the right choice.

San Antonio Senior Care Facility DESERVES a 2nd look. I was referred to them from VITAS Healthcare…read moreHospice. My diabetic mom, with dementia, suffered multiple strokes that left her with 50% brain capacity. It was so confusing because she could talk, eat, and have slight movement in her upper body, but not her lower body. She could wiggle her toes, which confused me more because I always thought that strokes affected one side of the body, right or left. NOBODY at the hospital could explain this to me, but just like everything else in my mom's life, she was an anomaly. Anyway, mom's care needs required hand feeding; with special dietary restrictions: mechanical soft (due to the stroke), low fat (due to cholesterol), low salt (due to high blood pressure), lactose intolerant, AND a low sugar diet (due to the diabetes); hence, a very limited diet. However, be rest assured, the San Antonio Senior Care Facility handled it without batting an eyelash. And in addition to mom's restricted dietary needs, she would be on a catheter for the rest of her life, and diapers to accommodate the other end. These care takers are up for the task. They work hard!! They bathed my mom, dressed her, fed her, and did it all with the compassion and dignity she deserves. This was all I could ask for right? I questioned that because I had to resign myself to "comfort care" until she passed because this facility did NOT have certified nurses that can legally administer insulin injections. So now, I'm struggling with the fact that I can't afford another care facility that has certified people to administer insulin injections. I was beating myself up over this because I felt like it was a case of involuntary manslaughter, on my part. However, this was NOT the case. That is why I started this review with the comment; "this facility deserves a second look". When you get past the fact that it's a three-bedroom home that looks like your grandmother lived there, and smells like she cooks ethnic dishes, you start to see it differently. Let me explain. Each bedroom has a sliding glass door with a beautiful view of a well-kept garden, and when you get past the aged décor, you look again and see an impeccably clean home. It may have mismatched tile in each room, but I searched the bathrooms, showers, toilets, beds, corners of rooms, under beds, and unbeknownst to them... I searched the refrigerator and cupboards. Yes, it was old, but it was clean. Then I thought about it, and thought, how do you remodel without disrupting the patients and their way of life? Then I analyzed the fact that there are only 6 patients total in the household, and 3 caretakers. That's a ratio of 2-1. That is BETTER than a "skilled nursing facility" that has the certified people to administer insulin. Finally, it is my intention to write this review to give credit where credit is due, and comfort to those who are in my situation. My mom only lived there for the final 24 hours of her life, but it was a BLESSING because she didn't have the chaos noise of the hospital, and she had people who mourned her loss when she died. These people didn't even have the time to establish a bond with my mom, but they seemed like they mourned her loss with me. They are NOT indifferent to the passing of another's loved ones. In conclusion, there is one final note any reader may desire to know. When I signed the contract and made the payment, they only collect 1 month's payment at a time, NOT first and last like EVERYONE else. Also, they prorate the days in the month, and as I learned when I signed the contract papers, other facilities charge additional monies for what I THINK should be included. Eric (the owner) and his team agree with us. They do NOT charge additional monies for things like: bathing, furniture, laundry, phone service, special food, etc. So again, I implore you, (God forbid you are in my situation GIVE THIS PLACE A TRY.

My husband was cared for in this facility by wonderful, caring, fun people. It's a large, lovely…read morehome with a beautiful backyard that is easily accessible. The food is home-cooked and delicious. Everyone eats lunch together. It's a happy atmosphere. They are completely experienced at dealing with dementia and hallucinations. Never a complaint about my husband's behavior, who suffered with dementia and hallucinations. I always felt that my husband was well-cared for and safe.

This is a large, six bedroom, ranch style home that has been converted for seniors requiring an…read moreassisted living arrangement. It is well appointed and very clean. The staff well trained and provide outstanding care. The neighborhood is very quiet, and the homes are very well taken care of.

This place is amazing! Anyone looking to have premium care for your loved ones look no further. So…read moremuch love and care here ! The house itself is super clean, warm and inviting. The owner Lynn is amazing and always works with families really well. The staff is super friendly and feel just like family. I was so fortunate to have my loved one here. Please don't skip passed this gem of a place!

Caring and attentive staff - would definitely recommend this facility…read more My good friend had to move their recently and is very happy there

My mother spent the last 7 months at Atria del Rey, Rancho Cucamonga. She had Alzheimer's, but was…read moreable to live in the Assisted Living area with staff supports. Sadly, my mom passed away in April 2024. I'm sharing the thank you letter to the Atria staff and some pictures from her time there. I hope this helps anyone thinking of moving their loved one to Atria del Rey. Dear Atria Del Rey Family "Staff," As we mourn the passing of our beloved mother, we can't help but think of the time she spent at Atria the past 7 months. Moving her out of our home into Assisted Living and entrusting her care to you was one of the most difficult decisions we've had to make. We would have loved to have kept her close to us, in our homes. But if you knew mom, you knew how much she enjoyed talking to people and keeping busy. It was that reason that we tried something different in our family - it was for her. As we struggled to let go of her care and learned to trust your staff with it, we saw her smile, laugh, and dance again. Because of her love of Atria and your acceptance of her, we kept her there. On behalf of our family, thank you for accepting her with her declining memory, for making her feel welcomed, and for loving her in each of your own ways. Thank you for feeding her, giving her meds, helping her with toileting, assisting her with dressing and showers, and all of the other million ways you helped her. Whether you realize it or not, God has a hand in your work. He is working through his angels on Earth, the caregivers. Don't ever doubt that what you do at Atria matters. It matters more than you know. To honor my mom's memory at Atria, please think of her when that music starts and the dancing begins. Because she is dancing there beside you.

It was wonderful! Utopian in some ways, depending on what you are seeking. Mostly well educated…read moreinhabitants who oversee the day to day operations by commitee are friendly, well informed and inclusive. Surroundings lush because of exotic gardens and meeting places under enormous trees but climate is hotter than I would have liked. Poor air quality the day I visited due to thick smog. The food was adequate but not inspired.

My wife and I have been residents in independent living for nearly thirteen years. For those who…read moretake the time to research CCRCs, you won't find a better place for the money. The campus is varied and beautiful, you get three good meals a day, both staff and residents are friendly, help is a call or button push away. And I don't worry about my kids worrying about me. Perfect, no, a cut above others, yes.