After 3 wks, I was told on phone your husband expired on Feb 7th. They had him on Albuterol…read morenebulizer treatments he never in his life needed. They knew I told them never to put him on such treatments but they had already begun. Don't walk, run.

My mother-in law is in rehab here and we are so grateful. Because we have aging parents, I'm very…read morefamiliar with many skilled nursing places in the Bay Area. Vineyard is so much better than most. All of the staff are friendly and caring. They have great activities and a lovely enclosed patio to enjoy the weather. My husband, dogs and I are so appreciative of the Vineyard staff. Thank you!

From the time I set foot on their property to the time I left I was taken care of to the fullest…read moreextent. From administration to the nursing staff to the physical therapist to the occupational therapists I couldn't have asked for anything more. Top notch professional care ! I highly recommend. Ron M

I broke my hip and needed both operation and extensive rehabilitation...I had to re- learn how to…read morewalk. I chose Petaluma Post-Acute Rehabilitation because it was close to my home in Rohnert Park. I have been in Rehab before for other medical reasons, but have never experienced the quality of care that I received at PPAR. From the admin staff to the nursing staff to the physical and occupational therapy teams to all their associate staff, they treated each patient with a personal interest in their well-being. Whst's more, they were always available 24/7 to meet your every need. I have never experienced the quality of care as I received at Petaluma Post-Acute Rehabilitation. Obviously, I highly recommend both the establishment and the totality of its staff should you ever require the many types of post-acute services they provide.

I recently had my dad discharged from here and I want to honestly say the staff and the care…read moreexceeded far beyond my expectations. After reading some reviews I was extremely hesitant keeping my dad here specially since I've experienced other SNF facilities and their lack of communication with me in the midst of transitioning my dad up here with me in Petaluma but this facility has gone above and beyond for us, I am extremely grateful. The place looks a little run down I do admit, but looks like it's kept very clean. Regardless of that, the staff is so caring and kind, and they really show you how much they care, they constantly updated me about my dad's care and accommodated our requests so graciously and without hesitation. I know I can be pushy sometimes specially when it comes down to my dad's care but the nurses and directors always took the time to address and validate my concerns. I appreciate the great service Ridgeway!

Ridgeway Post Acute has an outstanding team--professional, kind, and truly dedicated to patient…read morecare. The facility is clean, well-run, and creates a welcoming environment. Highly recommend for anyone in need of quality post-acute care.

I took mom for her physical therapy. They did a Fantastic job. She take. Care of had all her…read morequestions address by front office and physical therapist. Can say enough good things.

I have been going to KODA on and off based on availability, Woman i saw before was decent and…read moreDillion at first offered anti inflammation leg massage at first but today Dillon He tortured my Bone on Bone knee caps and not in a good way using my disability to cause harm and almost collapsed from severe pain inflicted, I have right side sciatic pain as well and use a sciatica pain brace of which he was clueless about, Sciatica nerve flares when trying to rise from a seated position, So he made me do that from lower leveraged position, Worst PT i have ever encountered, especially since i am big & tall, I needed stretching with my right side calf mostly, not leveraging my knee caps bone on bone the ass wouldn't change direction knowing i was dizzy and hurting in a bad way, NOT HELPING! DILLON IS TWISTED, Avoid him at all cost!!!

Over the last few months, I have researched a variety of care/living options for my uncle,…read moreincluding at-home care and senior community living. I was immediately impressed when I researched Springfield Place in Petaluma, CA. The staff went out of their way to answer questions and to provide any help needed before, during, and after the decision-making process of whether or not this was the right location for my uncle. Once he decided that this was where he wanted to be, the staff helped in every way possible to get him moved in and set up in his new home, including personally going to Kaiser's medical offices when we were having trouble getting some of the required forms signed by the doctor. Without their help to navigate Kaiser's medical system, I think we would still be waiting on those forms long after I had to return home on the East Coast. The staff had excellent covid protocols in place that made me feel like my uncle would be as safe as possible. They had a great set of documents to help me organize what was needed to move him in quickly and efficiently. Their facilities staff was helpful in hanging a few pictures that I couldn't manage. The front desk had a welcome sign up for my uncle during his entire first week there. The other residents made a point to come introduce themselves and to say hello. There was a notable mix of residents who were at various stages of care and mobility, and they were often out in the common areas talking and socializing with each other. There was a guest room that I was able to use for a couple of days to help make the transition a bit easier. The food was surprisingly good, and I'm rather picky. I was expecting cafeteria level food and was delighted to find that the food was restaurant quality....and better than a few restaurants that I went to during my stay. They have a variety of rooms layouts available, all at different costs. We went with a large studio with a large den, and we used the den as a bedroom. This apartment that we chose doesn't have a window in the bedroom/den, but it does have two large French doors that open into the living space making it feel bigger and brighter. We were able to fit a lot more furniture and "stuff" than I had imagined due to the extra closets by the bathroom. I know a lot of people are concerned about the costs of senior care facilities, but at Springfield Place we got the apartment, the assistance of the facilities team, the nursing staff, laundry assistance for towels and sheets, the front desk staff, three meals per day, heating, electricity, and community activities all within the price of the monthly payment. When you add all of that up and then add on top of it the fact that you know that your loved one is not alone and that there is someone always around to make sure they are okay.... the price seems more than reasonable. The price does increase a little depending upon the level of care that your loved one needs, but even that seems reasonable, especially after seeing how well the staff cares for those who need additional levels of care. All in all, I am very happy with the experience and am really glad that we found Springfield Place. Plus, as my uncle says "It's close to the golf course!"

A very special place, a small community that really embodies the heart of Petaluma! Lovely walking…read morepaths and gardens. You can see the genuine pride in every employees smile, everyone loves this place!

Very kind staff and nice atmosphere. The PT Mitch and PTA Analor are great to work with, very…read moreempathetic and encouraging. Only downside is that the space is mostly one large room and it can be difficult to hear when several people are working with patients at the same time.

Be careful with this business! They billed our insurance and we also paid out of pocket. After…read morereconciliation, they promised to refund our portion of the out-of-pocket. It took me 2 months, multiple phone calls, and still no refund yet. Just be careful, don't let them double-dip on the insurance and out-of-pocket payments. We are still waiting, a very frustrating experience.

Took good care of me found out what was wrong sent the info over to the referral dr who was in…read morenetwork so they were up to speed got a appointment and im all set to go. Chad was great. As was all the morning staff in the ER.

I went in for unknown stomach pain, and they told me it was a stomach bug. I have been…read moreuncomfortable for the past week, but when I left that ER, I felt like a whole new person. Dr. Fong and all the nurses took amazing care of me, and if I ever need to go back to an ER, I know where to go!

The staff at Navato Healthcare is always friendly and ready to help with the care of my brother…read more They provide regular updates on his progress and condition. I appreciate their willingness to help with his particular needs

Clean, friendly staff, and close to home. We had a very good experience. We thought they took…read moregood care of dad.

I am something of an expert on assisted living properties. If you have both parents alive into…read moretheir late 80s, you too will become an expert on this industry. My parents were living at a large senior living property on the east coast, and I was doing everything I could to make their lives better - scheduling doctor's appointments, scheduling taxis, flying back on Jet Blue's redeye, etc - but the trend was not my friend; my parents needed me. I had said multiple times that they should come out to California, and one day my father said "Maybe that makes sense." That was a year ago. It was time to do some fast - but thorough - research. The perfect facility would offer assisted living for my father, and memory care for mom. I researched aggressively, visiting Wind Chime of Marin, Aegis of Corte Madera, Aegis of San Rafael, Alma Via of San Rafael, Atria-Tamalpais Creek, Sunrise of Petaluma, and one or two others I'm forgetting. Some I visited a few times. I never called before visiting; I just showed-up. As opinionated as I am, I had difficulty ranking them best to worst. Yeah, one of the facilities made a poor impression, but any property can have a bad day. It's hard to measure what really matters - the care they provide. Actually cost was also hard to measure. Some properties have a non-refundable buy-in payment; others have monthly surcharges that are added as the resident needs more help. (I had been warned about these - a property can get very expensive very quickly.) I was down to two possibilities - Alma Via of San Rafael or Atria-Tamalpais Creek - when someone from hospice mentioned Creekwood Senior Living, in Novato. Dang - I had visited the property just across the street, but not even noticed Creekwood. So I drove back up to Novato, and did my surprise drop-in. Here's what was different: almost all the residents were out in Creekwood's common area when I walked in the door. At all the other properties I visited, it seemed to be just the healthy seniors that I saw in the common areas. So where were the unhealthy ones? There seem to be two possibilities: they were left in their rooms, or they had been asked to move-out, since they were no longer profitable, and/or didn't help the property's image. Remember, the trend is not our friend. You don't want your loved one left in his/her room, or asked to move, as his/her needs increase. And you don't want to go broke, if the property's angle is to add fees for every nuance of care. If you/your loved one is still active, choose one of the properties packed with healthy seniors that you can play tennis with. But if you/your loved one needs care, make sure to visit Creekwood. When you evaluate any property I recommend looking for: * fair, no-surprises pricing * single-level properties (waiting for elevators is a drag) * big, active common areas * plenty of parking (It makes it easier to visit, knowing that you will never have to hunt for parking!) I moved my parents to Creekwood in late November, 2012. I've visited there... jeez - scores of times. I have no regrets; it's the best decision I've made in a long long time. I only wish that I got my parents out here earlier...

My 90 year old mother has been a resident for the past five years. She considers the community and…read morestaff as family, supportive and kind. My siblings and I looked at several options and we're delighted with our decision.