There's no place like home. There's no place like home... But when it is time to seek additional…read morecare for a loved one, Whitten Heights is pretty good! My mom has been living at the residence for almost a year... She has all of Her faculties but needed more care than she could get living at her home-; she is 92. The best part of the place are the caregivers. I have only witnessed kindness and caring help to assist those that reside at the home. While it is not perfect all of the time, the People there have helped my mom become more social, verbal, and she has a desire to start walking again. I eat dinner with the residents every Monday night- The food? Most night 4 out of 5 Stars- excellent variety and very tasty! The soup, the soup, wow almost every me. Stop I'm and have a meal with some lovely people and share in their conversation;; They would Love it:)

If you have a death wish for your loved one, then feel free to ship them to this shithole. Staff…read moredoesn't care about your loved one other than gossiping among themselves. Receptionist is shit. The one there on the weekdays doesn't give a fuck if you're walking in, she just sits there on her phone or gossiping. Good luck if you need help moving in or out. Staff gives bullshit reasons on why they can't help you but they are caught hiding and not doing anything, they just don't want to help. All useless, lazy staff. Residents are left to rot there.

As an independent insurance Agent who regularly works with a variety of assisted-living…read morecommunities, I can confidently say that Park Regency retirement stands out for all the right reasons. Over the past 15 years I've had the privilege of working closely with their team and witnessing the high standard of care they provide to their residents. What impresses me most is their consistent professionalism and attention to detail. The staff is always responsive, organized, and proactive when it comes to handling insurance-related matters--making the process smooth not just for vendors like myself, but most importantly, for the residents and their families. Beyond the administrative side, it's clear that the environment at Park Regency retirement, is one built on compassion and respect. Every time I'm on-site, I see smiling faces, meaningful interactions, and a real sense of community. It's obvious that the residents are well cared for--not just physically, but emotionally and socially as well. They're a fantastic partner and an even better resource for families seeking quality assisted-living options.

A family member of mine looked at a few assisted living communities before deciding on Park…read moreRegency. A big part of it was the marketer who was not only helpful and communicative, but also enthusiastic about the building and the care staff. She helped them navigate various aspects of relocating our loved one, the pros and cons of different senior living communities and really highlighted the quality care provided by her staff. What ultimately sold us on this community was the memory care. We decided that it would be best to choose a community that had assisted living and memory care in one building so, if the time ever came, it would be a smoother transition should that level of care be needed. Although the building is a bit older, it is well taken care of and has a beautiful courtyard for residents and families to enjoy. I highly recommend taking a tour if you're considering assisted living homes for your loved one!

My grandma has lived on her own for as long as I can remember... in her own house doing her own…read morecooking and cleaning. She's a wonderful, independent, intelligent and bright woman with all her faculties and wits still about her. She's almost 95! Grandma is picky and only likes certain foods and has a bit of OCD when it comes to the way things should be and with cleanliness. Heck, she's done her own thing for over 45 years, do you blame her! She's got every right to do it her way. A few months ago, she had a little health set-back and to just keep things safe while family was out of town for a long length of time, my parents decided to have her stay here for "just a month or two" to be watched over while they were out of town. I don't think she was there more than just a day when she announced that she loved it at the Villa and wanted to make it permanent! What!!?? That was awesome news!!! We wouldn't have to worry about her being home alone ever again. Since that first proclamation of love, she has rarely made any comments as to being unhappy with her new permanent living arrangement. She loves the food, loves the views and is perfectly content with every aspect. We wish she'd go play Bingo or Yahtzee with the others, but she's her own woman and used to spending her days doing what she wants. It took her a bit of adjusting to consider it a forever place, but she did just fine and has made it her home... both physically and mentally. They keep her room cleaned, any complaints are addressed and meals have been more than adequate for her and her picky tastes and likes. She's thrilled! There are several floors of residents all in different states of mind, body and life. The hallways are clear and clean. The staff is always tending to the Villa; cleaning, checking on residents and keeping things tip top. The front desk staff have always greeted me and my family with a smile and even remember who we are there to see. They even know her likes and dislikes too. Grandma loves her digs and I haven't seen her this happy (consistently) in a long time. She's back to being a happy lady again and enjoying her golden years in a peaceful, clean and enjoyable home. Thank you to La Habra Villa for all you do!!

We found this place for my father in September of 2018. It was purchased by another company and is…read morenow "B.O.K. Senior Hotel". What we found out about the new owner/management is that they are raising rent considerably. They are not recognizing any pre-existing rent contracts, which actually may be illegal. We are still looking into it. Long story short they are chasing out all those who cannot afford the new high rent, in order to bring in those who can afford it. Many people will be leaving as a result. They are heartless and the culture barrier does not help with communication. Do not even consider this place.

I have been looking for a residency for my family member who has dementia. I took a tour of the…read morefacility at Ivy park Fullerton and I could not be more impressed with the attention to detail. Extremely friendly staff, attentive, and clean premises. I love the multiple daily activities offered to the residents and other residents were extremely friendly and welcoming. If you're looking for a community that prioritizes care, activities, delicious food, and overall happiness, I highly recommend checking out Ivy Park Fullerton. It's a wonderful place where seniors can truly thrive!

Nice staff! Clean place that reminds you of those 2000s films! Elderly people are treated with…read morekindness here!

I do not have enough words or time to say everything I need about Cogir in Brea. They have been a…read moregodsend for me and my Father. It has been a rough 6 years with him but now I can feel completely at peace knowing he is totally taken care of and comfy in his one bedroom apartment ; ) Thanks to Lanea, I never would have even considered it. She has such a big heart but is so funny at the same time. She works soo hard for this amazing aging community. She has such caring and compassion. I could not have picked a better place for my Father. Thank you to every single one of the staff who shows up every day with warmth in their hearts. I see you all. Thank you!!

This place looks beautiful and has potential to be great. But its not a good place now. The…read moreexecutive director sweeps complaints by resident under the rug and what she doesn't see doesn't happen. Residents concerns and complaints are all relgated to I'll look into it or we can discuss another time . Food is very mediocre. The cook is not very good, bland uninteresting food. The turn over rate of the employee's is ridiculous, they never give the staff full time work to save on benefits. But they charge residents a great deal of money. Hopefully I can relocate my loved one soon

Thank you Park Regency for the care you had provided. Thank you for providing a safe, clean, and…read moretrusted environment for our father. Evelyn Guerra, you have been a blessing. You have been incredibly helpful. Thank you for all that you have done! To nursing station 1, especially Camille, Norille, Remy, Anna, Alianna, and Mary Grace, thank you for the care and attention you had provided for dad and openly extended to the family. Thank you to the rehab team, OT & PT for your patience and encouragement to keep dad moving and keeping him strong. For the CNAs, Lili (Liliana), Connie, Giovanny, Juan, Brianna, Amani, and Emmanuel for the daily care you provide with gentleness and a smile. Thank you Reyna for your services. We your patience and understanding. To Bobby and Joan at front lobby, thank you for the warm reception and thoughtful goodnights.

My wife spent two weeks here recently. She was also here two weeks about three years ago. From what…read moreI can tell, not much has changed. The food is still less Than desirable. The place is fairly old and it shows. It looks like they painted some of the rooms but they use the cheapest painter they could find. Not a quality job. The beds are squeaky and old and rusty in places. It's still noisy. My wife had a TBI and the noise was Unbearable. It's a huge step down from the hospital as far as equipment, environment, and attention. From my experience, all of this is typical of a skilled nursing facility. I've only seen one that was better in all respects. The good stuff. The staff is very good when they are working with the patient. There's just not enough of them. We had a difficult time with the first physical therapist we had. I talked to the Therapy director and they switched Theripist and she was excellent (Neeva). My wife got an hour of therapy 5 days a week. In our case, the benefits did not come close to the disadvantages of the stay here. To be fair, that would be the same at almost all SNFs.

Health and Wellness Director Soven San is the highlight of my mom's stay in Walnut Valley Senior…read moreLiving. Entrusting the care of a parent to a senior living community is an emotional journey, but Soven made our transition seamless and comforting. From day one, she took the time to understand my mom's unique medical history, daily routines, and personal preferences. Her deep health and wellness expertise is matched only by her incredible emotional intelligence and warmth. Soven treats my mom with the highest level of dignity, never making her feel like just another room number. Whenever a health concern or medication adjustment arises, I receive a proactive, transparent, and deeply compassionate phone call. Knowing that such a vigilant and capable leader is steering the wellness department gives our family invaluable peace of mind. Soven has cultivated a caregiving team that mirrors her own high standards, patience, and gentle touch. Because of her proactive wellness programs, my mom is more active, social, and vibrant than she has been in years. Soven doesn't just manage health and wellness care; she actively champions the quality of life and happiness of every senior under her watch. We are profoundly grateful for her dedication and truly consider her a blessing to our family.

My grandpa stayed at this senior living facility for just over a year, and from the warm welcome…read moreevery time we came to visit my grandpa to all of the professional, attentive and compassionate staff who work here, we are genuinely grateful for the exceptional care my grandpa received. In particular, I want to mention Christina, the Executive Director, Sam and Josie, a couple of very sweet staff members who always took the time to make sure my grandpa had enough to eat, and Mauricio, the very kind and caring maintenance director who was always willing to lend a helping hand. Christina also consistently went above and beyond, including helping us secure an adjustable hospital bed for my grandpa and visiting him several times in his final days to express her genuine sadness. The facility is well-maintained and well-run, and I would recommend it to anyone seeking quality senior care.

My parents moved into their 2 BR/2BA apartment in June 2024. Since then, my husband and I have…read morespent 18+ nights in one of their guest rooms each year. I'm thrilled to report that Morningside continues to meet, and very often exceeds, our very high expectations. Here are a few tips/learnings since my 2025 update. Tip #1 - My parents have a Kaiser Medical Advantage Plan. I learned recently there are some nuances to their medical coverage at Morningside's onsite Skilled Nursing facility as well as Park Vista. We've opted to keep my parents enrolled in Kaiser because they've had the same PCPs for over 25 years. Be sure you understand the potential financial ramifications if you're a Kaiser patient. Tip #2 - Do yourself a favor and ask to work with Monica Silva in the Marketing Department. She'll guide you every step of the way. She also remains an invaluable resource long after you enter Morningside as a new resident. Now on to my 2026 update as my parents start year 3 at Morningside. Over the past year, both parents have experienced minor medical emergencies necessitating EMT visits to their home. Living in NorCal, it's very reassuring to know that a quick call to the front gate and/or simply knocking off the phone receiver in either bathroom results in an immediate visit from one of Morningside's 24/7 EMTs. Several of their EMTs are current medical students. While the food selection/quality has declined a tad bit over the years, it's still very good, and Morningside's waitstaff are beyond kind and patient. My parents enjoy the entire F&B team, and they especially adore Victor and twins Liz and Melissa because they cater to their every needs. When the guest room experienced an unexpected maintenance issue on the day we were scheduled to arrive, Olga called me that morning and arranged our stay at a nearby hotel at Morningside's expense. She also provided us with breakfast coupons for the duration of our 3-night stay since our hotel room didn't include breakfast. There was a recent situation that prompted me to reach out to Sal in Housekeeping. Since I was onsite, I asked Sal for an in-person meeting and Sal arranged for us to meet the very next day. He also invited Morningside's Executive Director (Chris Oakeson) to our meeting because it involved a sensitive staffing issue. After listing to my concerns, Sal and Chris promptly addressed the issue to my full satisfaction. I could go on and on, suffice it to say my parents are absolutely thrilled to live at Morningside. My mother who has difficulty making friends is thriving in her new community. These are my father's actual words when I asked him how he liked living there, "You know, I lay in bed some days asking myself if I deserve to be so happy and live such a carefree life in this beautiful place!" I think that says it all. :)

Moving to Morningside of Fullerton has been one of the best decisions I have made. The residents…read moreand employees have been warm and welcoming. It is easy to stay active, make great new friends and the food has been consistently great too! I am so glad I chose Morningside to be home

This might be my second revie because a couple of years ago I messed up my Yelp log-in. My father…read morewas a resident until he passed yesterday. La Posada isn't fancy- but it is a warm and caring environment. There are truly no words for how thankful I am for the staff, especially Briana. She provided customer service beyond what is typical these days. Thank you Posada for everything.

My brother moved to La Posada in November 2025. He is enjoying his time at La Posada. The facility…read moreis very nice inside. Well maintained, lots of activities, multiple areas to hang out and socialize, watch Tv, read and visit with friends and family. The staff is very nice and helpful. Was going through a bit of a transition however not too much disruption for residents overall. I'm quite pleased with the changes. Overall great place for family to live and have a great quality of life.

OK, I was kind of skeptical about the only other review on here b/c I wasn't sure if they actually…read morestayed here or were just a friend. But I have to say, I am blown away by Chuck. My dad had to find a place to stay for short term respite and possibly long term. We evaluated on paper at least 7 different places, narrowed it down to 4 and then took my dad to tour 2-3. We ended up ditching the 3rd because he didn't want to tour another one. Brookdale was beautiful, as was the other place. The other place was maybe slightly bigger and more updated, but on an exterior level all seemed to be the same: both offered lots of activities, similar care, good food, etc. But Chuck and the residents made the difference. From the beginning Chuck impressed me by his warm demeanor and knowledge of every resident we passed by name. What put it over the top for me was that every resident was also warm and friendly, would introduce themselves, often without Chuck doing so first, and several invited my dad to join them because, as one said, "this is a happy place." The residents who we happened to pass genuinely seemed to be happy and there's no way Chuck could've planted them...they were just going into the dining hall for meals or leaving after our meal. Speaking of meals, the food was fantastic. And Chuck demonstrated a servant's heart the entire time, even serving us our food. The icing on the cake is that he bent over backwards to get a room furnished by the NEXT DAY so that my dad could move in as soon as possible. I am grateful to Chuck, excited for my dad to meet more residents, and hope to eat more of their food!!

Been injured twice in a week caregivers take up to 40 minutes to respond or go home and do not…read morefinish what they started. Some of them are really good. But some of them need attitude adjustments. Food is good and residents are nice, but caregivers will be mean at times. I was told that I am asking for help 24/7 which is impossible because I am asleep at night. Wish I had gone someplace else as the Compassion is lacking here. If I could take care of myself after my stroke I would not be here.