My mom has been at Shadowridge for a few years and I absolutely love the care she's receiving. I…read morecan contact the Director, Michele, and the nursing staff thought mobile phone and texting day and night. They are always very responsive. The staff keep me informed when any issues arise through calls and texts to my cell phone. I highly recommend Shadowridge to anyone who needs an assisted living facility for their loved one. I live in Los Angeles and SR is in Vista Ca. I count on the staff at SR to look after my mom and keep me informed the loop on any issues as they arise. Sami, the Activity Director, is amazing. She organizes outing in a regular basis. She also has games and exercise activities daily that my mom loves. Thank you Shadowridge staff for your love and dedication!! Happy New Year.

My mom has been at Shadowride for about 18 months. I pop in to visit her at different times and…read morealways find her dressed and clean. She's showered regularly and the caregivers are kind to her, never leaving her to sit in a soiled diaper. She is showered regularly and always smells clean. Now that Sami is with the facility, there are games and outings for the residents to enjoy. We are happy to have found Shadowridge for my mom.

Well mom is moving out . It did not last as long as I truly thought it would only 3 months . This…read moreplace is very clean and very well kept with kind staff . But not being a medical Facility they are not equipped to care for some one who is challenging with medical needs such as my mom's. They gave it a good try but she was just to much for them to handle.

We were looking for a place for our mom, who is 97 and had a stroke. We met with Mark Yerko,…read moreadministrator at Kings Care in Vista, Ca. He showed us the facility and explained the services. We liked the place, and explained our mothers needs and condition, including that she was on hospice. We told Mr. Yerko we needed a place very soon. He said they had an opening and that the following week was possible as a move in date. He took our good faith $500 deposit. He called the very next day to say he had issues with the current tenant that he had to resolve before mom could move in. He continued to say a move in date the next week was entirely possible, but wouldn't give us a date. In the meantime, we stopped looking for a place since we believed we would move mom into Kings Care. When we didn't hear from Mr. Yerko for days and got no return call, we had no choice but to look elsewhere. When we went to pick up our deposit from Mr. Yerko, his receptionist claimed they had been "misinformed " saying they didn't know mom was on hospice. That is a blatant lie as Mr. Yerko was told on two occasions that mom was on hospice. Mr. Yerko even told us that they regularly work with hospice. It's our feeling that Mr. Yerko was dragging out the move in date so we would get tired of it and move on. That is an unprofessional and unethical way to do business. It would have been better for him to just say they don't want hospice clients. This cost us valuable time in finding a suitable place for mom at a very stressful time. If your considering Kings Care you might consider taping or otherwise documenting your conversations with Mr. Kerko, or he may claim something other than that was actually said if it suits his agenda!

This place is absolutely amazing my mom is not the easiest person to deal with at times and the…read moregirls that work there were so wonderful with her and patient and accommodating and believe me my mom is really difficult at times. Caroline is absolutely wonderful.Thankyou so much for your patience and excellent care you gave my mom during her stay w you. Sincerely, Heather Hartin

Such a great community and a wonderful team. The residents are provided excellent care and there is…read morenever a dull moment with all of the Activities.

Things have gone straight down hill since Jennifer became executive manager. so many lies and…read moresecrets. so many good people leaving. it's been bad for a while and it's getting worse all the time

I'm a caregiver for a veteran gentleman. He was placed at Alta Vista by his adult son and daughter…read more It has been almost a month, and I believe it is the best decision made. He receiving great attention and support from the staff. The director Jennifer is very "hands on" even helping her staff with dinning duties. I have been in many similar situations as a worker, and also had my father in a place in San Diego. This place is very clean, and no smell. A lot of these facilities have a bad smell. The whole staff is very professional, friendly, and helpful. The food is very good. Plenty of activities per Destiny!!! Good job overall

I have lived at Rancho Vista for almost three years and am so grateful for my quality of life…read more The care that my partner received during his last years and support that I receive now is amazing. Esmeralda as director of caregivers is the right person for the job. She is kind, thorough and thoughtful. Patty, director of dining services is a real asset and goes above and beyond for 'her' residents. She tries to work with those with special dietary needs with what she has available making herself accessible to all. We love Patty and the food she provides. The first thing family mentioned when visiting was the atmosphere, how clean and friendly Rancho Vista is for seniors.

I ate lunch upstairs with my dad yesterday and there and I'm guessing there was less than a 1/4…read moreounce of protein in the entree. I don't know if this is a typical example and I realize seniors eat smaller portions but, nutrition wise, I don't believe this is enough protein, even for a senior. I just did a search and AI says adults need 46-56 grams a day with seniors and athletes needing higher amounts.i'm guessing I received 7 grams in yesterdays meal. I received a cordial call today regarding my review. They care.

The folks at Aegis totally misrepresented themselves and promised things they were unable (or…read moreunwilling) to fulfill. Due to his dementia, my dad's behavior wasn't always stellar. But rather than working with him and the family, they evicted him, causing him even more anxiety and disorientation. We never would have moved my father into Aegis if the sales team and nursing staff hadn't assured us this was the appropriate facility for him and Aegis would be his "last home." They were deceptive and inflexible and actually quite heartless. We are considering suing the company for misleading us and causing my dad's health to decline so severely. DO NOT BE DECEIVED BY THE PRETTY BUILDING AND SMILING STAFF. THEY ARE ONLY INTO THE MONEY THEIR RESIDENTS CAN PAY AND HAVE LITTLE REGARD FOR THE SENIORS THEY PROFESS TO CARE FOR.

Extremely disappointed in how my father was "handled" there…read more We had made it perfectly clear what his issues were and that he had dementia. They called the police on a 5150, I think it's called, and he spent the next 3 weeks In the psych ward at the VA hospital. There, they screwed up his drugs, and he didn't sleep for a week. It's been a nightmare. And now, because of his behavior at Aegis, it was almost impossible to find him a new place to live, when the VA hospital released him. I can't even begin to tell you how angry I am with them. And from what I've been reading about assisted living, they cherry pick their residents. My dad is safe now, but like a zombie on antipsychotic drugs. He's 94 and otherwise in very good health. However I see the end of his life coming soon. It's so sad

Placing my Dad in hospice for the last two weeks of his life was hard but Anna and staff were so…read moreamazing to help with his end of life. She and her staff were not only a comfort to my Dad but the family as well. Thank you!

I placed my mother here because she is no longer mobile. Such a friendly staff and the owner Anna…read moreis a pleasure to work with. No cheap but definitely worth every penny!

Just had an AMAZING visit to Meadowbrook Village Christian Retirement Community, Escondido, San…read moreDiego, California, Assisted Living! The residents here are like one big family - the sense of community is heartwarming. Meadowbrook boasts spacious rooms, beautiful gardens, and a Dutch windmill right in the center of the campus! It's like a touch of Europe in sunny Escondido! The staff is incredibly caring and attentive - making sure every resident's needs are met with a smile. And the best part? They promote the Blue Zone mindset for longevity! Embracing healthy habits, social connections, and a sense of purpose. #LiveLongerHappier If you're looking for a loving, vibrant community for your loved ones, Meadowbrook Village is the place to be! #AssistedLivingGoals #MeadowbrookMagic -- at Meadowbrook Village Christian Retirement Community.

I highly recommend Meadowbrook Village skilled nursing. I broke my femur and I was there for 1…read moremonth. I can't say enough from the care I received by all! The nursing staff were very kind and attentive. The Therapy I received was excellent. I miss being there. I was well taken care of. If you are looking for a Skilled nursing facility that also is so beautiful for you or a loved one. This is it! It's a hidden gem

I lived in the Independent Living side. The place is gorgeous and well kept up. I didn't want to…read moreleave. It was the only place I felt at home at since being in the paradise, ca. fire many years ago.

This is such a beautiful and new place located right across from Ocean Hills Country Club. We just…read morevisited here over the weekend since my mom has been looking lately. Maria was our community relations director. Super friendly, knowledgeable, and patient. We got to visit a few of the rooms in the assisted living building which is only about 4 months old. The other part of this facility is the independent living, which is about 3 years old. This place really is beautiful and they have a variety of one and two-bedroom places, and two of the rooms were available for my mom. They have a beautiful pool, movie theatre room, dining area, and the place feels just about the right size and not too large, so it's easy to make friends and not having to walk too far to get anywhere. Maria was a gem, and it looks like she might be moving there. The best place we have looked at so far.

My elderly father was admitted to this facility in December, he spent 3 months total at Vista…read moreKnoll. I was there 6 days a week and I became very familiar with the staff and facility. My father and myself had such an amazing experience here from the staff who cared beyond any expectation I ever had . Please know that my dad is not an easy guy to like or take care of. Yet every single time I was there, their kindness and care for their patients was truly amazing . The nurses and the physical therapy staff were exemplary caregivers. I'd like to specifically shout out to James and Matt in physical therapy and Demi. The nurses were all so good, but there were so many it's hard to remember their names. To all the kind wonderful people that work here at this facility thank you for taking such good care of my dad and being so nice to me as well. This is hard work and often thankless work so I was beyond surprised at how well they took care of my and kind at the same time. So thankful to you all.

My mother was put in this facility after a trip to the ICU at TriCity…read more The case workers at this facility are terrible. All they are interested in is discharging people that are unsafe discharges. The thing I learned at this facility is how uncaring and heartless the case workers are with people that have memory care issues like dementia and Alzheimer's. Part of their job is to help you with resources to help you with your loved ones find a safe place to go after their stay has ended at Vista Knoll. However, their nursing and CNA staff are very nice. I would 100% never recommend this facility to any one that truly cares about their loved one!