My mom could no longer live alone at 90, it wasn't safe. I toured Rio Las Palmas and was excited…read moreabout everything they offered. My mom is in assisted living, studio. I tried the food, delicious; The entertainment they have on a regular basis is upbeat and residents enjoy. Most days when I come to visit my mom, there is activity in the lobby, with residents sitting around and enjoying. Communication is outstanding. I am kept up to date on everything about my mom, they are very attentive. Jennifer, Karen and Gloria are amazing. They have made suggestions on care for my mom and were spot on. I can't say enough positive about the entire staff at Rio Las Palmas.

This place is a FRAUD! They push Sky home health on you even when you want another home health…read moreagency. Jennifer and Karen need to be looked at. They are probably receiving gifts from Marcus since he is part owner of Sky Home Health. Look up sky home health on the Medicare website they only have 2 and a half stars. If Rio las Palmas is a 5 star facility then why are they pushing a 2 and a half start agency on the residents? this place, Jennifer and Karen need to be looked into!

5 stars is not nearly enough to reflect how wonderful this community is…read more My mother is a resident and has been treated with the utmost care and consideration by EVERY member of the staff and administration. The employees are well trained and clearly have had high expectations set for them. The campus is so serene and beautiful, it feels like a resort. Sort of like a vacation whenever we come to visit. A true gem for San Joaquin County.

This review is specifically for the skilled nursing and rehabilitation services. After a 1 week…read morestay at the local hospital my grandmother was recommended to Meadowood at O'Connor. She was septic with pneumonia. She was alert, moving, talkative and cheerful when she arrived here and within her 1 week stay she took a drastic turn for the worse. I feel this place is severely understaffed. Each day we noticed the lack of care she was receiving from the staff. We could also hear other patients in rooms nearby shouting for help and nothing was done for them either. The staff also mistook her for another patient so the fact that they could not even remember or keep track of her needs was alarming. They were giving her all the wrong foods, liquids, and hardly any medication to improve her health and get her strong enough to come home. Even after filling out their little cards for specific food and drink instructions the changes were not made. Within 1 week she went from cheerful and talkative to being so weak that she was unable to feed herself or formulate full sentences. The PT staff said she was progressing so well she was walking herself around to the dining area and would be released soon while the actual nurses were saying she was so weak they couldn't even assist her to the bathroom anymore. Talk about inconsistent and polar opposite feedback from the staff about the same person... since they couldn't help her to the restroom anymore she was going in the bed and constantly needed to be changed which they would take 1-2 hours to complete which is a bit dehumanizing and humiliating to have to sit in and after they changed her and the sheets they did not put her blankets back on her - mind you this was in the middle of winter. She was shivering and curled up in a ball with blankets on the floor when we saw her. She was severely dehydrated yet the entire time they did not have her on any IV fluids to get her body the nutrients it so desperately needed. After claiming she would be released for HOME (again I have no idea how they were able to say this to us when they we were clearly not talking about the same person) she was actually transferred back to the local hospital. From there the local hospital deemed her health was so irreversible that all there was left to do was to take her to hospice care. She passed away only 4 days later. I blame this facility for her rapid decline and I also blame myself for allowing her to stay here. We should've taken her out after all the mistakes and neglect here. When she arrived here she was her full self and when she left here she looked skeletal. She lost her figure and you could tell she was dying. Please think twice before taking your loved ones here and keep a close eye on the care they are receiving. If you feel like this is not the right fit, listen to your gut and find a different facility. It may look nice from the outside but the care is some of the worst I have seen.

Summerfield of Stockton is OUTSTANDING! From the leadership to all of the staff they are wonderful!…read moreWithin a week the entire staff know Julie's name and they are all so very careing to make sure all of her needs are meant. I can't recommend this facility more!!

Summerfield brought me much needed peace of mind knowing my mom was safe and well cared for. The…read morestaff goes above and beyond with communication and even sending photos. Leslie, who is the director is very nice and supportive. My mom was in another memory care facility which was fine, but I immediately noticed a positive difference at Summerfield in the level of care and communication. They have a great outdoor space as well and when you're in the facility it has a nice homey feel. Other places I've seen are more like hospitals. The staff and nurses are very kind and you can tell they care for the residents there.

The staff here is extremely kind and helpful. It's a beautiful facility and very clean. Would…read moreabsolutely recommend this place.

Angela is an awesome asset to this building! She is very attentive, knowledgeable, and caring when…read moreit comes to her residents. Maria, the Marketer, is also very friendly and visits often to check in and provide us with any ALF updates. I am happy to see the transformation this building has undergone. I would recommend this building for anyone seeking assisted living in the Stockton area.

I see a lot of clients here for therapy! Clean, best care and welcoming staff! I would recommend…read morethis place.

Excellent staff with a very warm welcoming vibe. The place is very clean and well maintained. Will…read morerecommend to others!

Cleo and her staff are amazing. My father in law was very ill and we needed to place him with…read moresomeone who could care for him properly. Cleos home was very welcoming and clean. My father in law was one of the most stubborn men on the planet and very hard to please. We were very nervous about the whole process if he wasn't happy there. To our amazement my father in law was very happy and comfortable there. Cleo and her staff treated him with kindness and they were incredibly attentive to him and his health issues. She also was very good and keeping us informed about any ongoing issues he was having. Unfortunately my father in law was placed on hospice care, but he lived out the last few months of his life happy and comfortable at Cleo's Home.

Cleos house is a remarkable place for your loved one. There are no more than 6 patients and each…read morehas their own room set up for their own needs. Families are welcomed by the family and there is NO COMPARISON TO ANY OTHER HOME. Sadly, Mom passed away yesterday. Such a loving, wonderful place. We cannot express our gratitude for their kindness and friendship.

In 2012 my grandmother Was placed in this home and I tried everything to get her out of this place,…read morebut unfortunately was not successful and my grandmother passed away after suffering for so long here. My grandmother had a bladder infection that was not taken care of at one point and had to be admitted to the hospital. I would walk in the dinning hall and my grandmother would be faced towards the window with her food placed right in front of her (which she couldn't feed herself) she lost so much weight while being here and always looked over medicated. The staff was never friendly and was always watching me, which made me feel very uncomfortable. I would never send someone here. This place needs to be closed because not even a dog deserves this type of care.

My Mom has dementia and we tried to keep her at home for as long as we could. We thought we were…read moredoing the best thing for her but when she started wandering and took a couple of falls we knew it was time. I wish we had done it earlier! She is well cared for and happy at Golden Haven. She has been there for a year now and is still very happy. Golden Haven is a large facility on 2.5 acres where residence can freely walk around because the grounds perimiters are secure and monitored. This gives residents the sense of independence and freedom they really need. The rooms all have sliders to enclosed outside courtyards where they are free to go again giving them the sense of independence. There is also a lovely main garden courtyard for anyone to use. The hallways are really wide and have skylights, that make it bright. The rooms are decorated with nice wooden furniture all with connecting bathrooms and private showers.There is daily activities for residence and something is always going on. They just had a Senior Prom last month. They even have a beauty parlor. The caregivers are very nice and seem to know residence by name always saying Hi and calling my Mom by her name. Many doctors come to the facility for checkups and they have a Medic staff at the facility that dispenses prescriptions. The place is run by Dr. Ramirez and she is great! She is really on top of everything. Lisa runs the office and is also great. Always there to answer questions and make sure everyone is happy. This is a great place they really care about there residents.

The Commons on Thornton is an amazing place. It has been a pleasure working with the team over the…read morepast month as my dad settles into his new place Andrew is wonderful! So helpful, friendly and outstanding in the customer service department. Denise, at the front desk always has a smile, Sarah and Jill are great. I can't say enough good things about THE COMMONS on THORNTON.

Mariana and Andrew at The Commons are absolutely amazing and worked very hard to make the…read moreaccomodations for mom happen quickly. I met with them several times and was impressed with their care for their residents in memory care and their staff is also as caring and kind as they are. Typically you find highly processed and bland food at homes like these but when mom sat down for her first lunch I was so surprised at the deliciousness of their food which is cooked onsite (I have a good source there who advised me of this). It was so good I wanted to eat lunch too. Additionally, they serve fresh, delicious snacks, not anything pre-packaged. Mom tends to want to sleep much and so we put her on a schedule to keep her busy as she is very high functioning, and when I showed up the following day there she was interacting and happy. The staff are constantly checking in on her and are always available when needed without delay. I'm so happy to have made the move to The Commons for mom as we FINALLY found the right place for her.

If we could put zero stars we would. They are very rude here' very unprofessional. They hung up on…read moreus' told us they have other patients that are priority right now besides our family member. & i would never send her back here! This is suppose to be a medical facility that cares about their patients well being and this place is far from that!!!!

I had the pleasure to learn about this senior independent apartment living/assisted living facility…read morewhen I was asked to provide a color guard for a resident event. We weren't able to provide the color guard due to the fact that it was a 3 day weekend and many girls were going out of town with family commitments. When I called back to talk to the then event coordinator, she offered two rooms as meeting places for my girls. I called back at a later date and was given the use of 2 rooms for a week long day camp. We planned the event around the seniors that were interested in participating and it proved to be a fun, caring and successful week long day camp. The staff at Emeritus at Fulton Villa is caring and goes out of their way to provide fun events for their residents.