My Dad had a major stroke and was taken from the hospital to Extended Care. It was very emotional…read morefor us and we had many questions. Everyone was so kind and caring and supportive. When we hit a bump in the road it was immediately taken care of and we are grateful for the loving care to our Dad. Thank you, Adam, Obi, Trevor the Nurse's and Caregivers who are angles sent to help us! May God Bless each of you! Darla & Mary

Earlier this week I received a visit from a young man named Trevor who said he was the hospital…read moreadministrator. He had read my first yelp complaint and assured me everything here is not as horrible as I think it is but from now on if I have an issue to call the main number to the facility and ask to be transferred to his voicemail and leave a message. Since then I have left him messages on 3 different occasions for 3 different issues for pretty much zero resolutions. On this past Tuesday I was transported on a gurney 1 hour each way to my dialysis in hemet. The trip was brutally painful. When i got back I told many nurses, office staff and even made several calls telling whoever would listen (or who I THOUGHT was listening) that I refused to make that trip again. My left collarbone and arm are broken along with my left hip. I have a pressure sore on my tailbone. Laying on a gurney in a bumpy transport van for 2 hours total was more than my broken 70 year old body could handle!!!! I only go to dialysis Tuesdays and Saturdays so I figured in the 4 days in between one of the many people that work here could have relayed the message to this "hospital" and the transport team I would not be going today to dialysis. At 3am transport came anyway. I apologized to them for making a wasted trip and now my anxiety is once again through the roof. Long story short I did what Trevor the administrator told me to do. I called the facility and asked to be transferred to his voicemail to relay all this information as HE REQUESTED! They refused to transfer me and the nurse came back to my room to tell me they cant transfer to his voicemail because his office is locked. Now I'm no brain surgeon but, HUH???? I've had more anxiety this short week here then I've had my whole life. I am full of anguish and depair, and on top of everything physical pain. Since I know Trevor reads yelp before checking voicemail I believed this follow up would be a quicker way to get my point across.

Citrus Place is amazing. My mother-in-law has been there going on 3 years. From Kathy at the front…read moredesk to Caroline in charge of the Caregivers to Megan the Director to June the Activities Gal and EVERYONE who works there, these people genuinely care about the residents. Mom has dementia so she is in Assisted Living with enhanced care. We looked at other places and we (and mom) liked this one the best. The food is great too! Mom has even said on multiple occasions "You sure picked a nice place for me."

We moved my mother Sally, into Citrus Place back in January of this year. The very first thing that…read moreI noticed when I walked through the front doors was, the absence of bad odors! And, I don't mean covered over with some other fragrance, I mean fresh! They keep this place spotless! My first contact was with Charlie. He handled the writing of the contract. Charlie was so calm handling our business. He was like talking to a good friend. Next, we met Michelle, their head nurse. She was like talking to a sister. Michelle did the initial assessment for my mother's level of care and she was spot on. Michelle was so genuinely caring. We met the director, Megan, she was like an Auntie. The caregivers like Rosie and Taye, absolute angels to my mother. Rosie in particular cared for my mother so well. She was the only person that my mother let bath her! The Med Tech Rita, VERY experienced and super friendly and caring and so many others treated us like just part of their big family, I really mean that! I knew, this was the place for my 94 year old mother to enjoy the final years of her life. Every employee that serves here has a heart for the residents. They behave like they want to be here. The receptionists at the front desk and the servers in the dinning area, everyone is a part of this close nit family of caregivers. If you are looking for a place where you can truly trust that your loved one will be cared for as you would in your home, Citrus Place has the caring people that will do just that! My name is Bruce and I am my mother's son.

I found Serenity for my Mom through Yelp. So I wanted to leave a review to help others. Yenny, the…read moreAdministrator, her Mom, sister, and caregiver Estelle are amazingly caring people. The home is kept clean, linens and clothing are always clean, and my Mom always loved the food. They made my Mom feel like family while she was there. They treated her professionally and expertly but very lovingly too. My Mom also enjoyed the companionship of the other residents as well. I would recommend Serenity to anyone!!! With much appreciation and gratitude !

for the last year of my mother's life we had her at Serenity. I wish we had moved her there…read moresooner. They were so nice and cared for my mom as if she were their own family. It is a small property in a nice, quite neighborhood with a well kept backyard that my mom enjoyed when the weather was right. I can't recommend Serenity high enough. We were blessed to have received their services even though it was for a short time.

The journey to find a safe, supportive place for my mother--somewhere she could live independently…read morewith a bit of assistance--was overwhelming. I dreaded encountering the senior‑living equivalent of an old‑school car dealership, and the anxiety was real. Then I met Denise R. She listened to my family's needs with genuine care and reached out to introduce herself and Magnolia Grand within 24 hours. That alone set her apart. I feel compelled to share our experience because of the tremendous impact she had on our peace of mind. Denise is an exceptional listener and a woman of action. She is compassionate, patient, and kind--qualities I needed more than I realized. She is also deeply knowledgeable, and every piece of information she provided was accurate and helpful. Her professionalism and passion for her work are unmistakable. During our visit, I noticed how residents reacted when they saw her in the hallway. One resident gently patted her shoulder with such warmth and respect that it stopped me in my tracks. It was clear she is valued by the people who live there. That moment meant a great deal to me as we considered entrusting my mother to her community's care. Denise and the team at Magnolia Grand made a frightening process feel manageable, even hopeful. For that, my family and I are truly grateful.

My mother has resided at Magnolia Grand for over 5 yrs now. The staff is friendly, helpful and…read morewelcoming to all. My Mom loves music and at least once a month they have a singer and a themed celebration. What a well thought out resident enrichment, Recently my Mother was hospitalized and was not well enough to make it to the dining room. Magnolia Grand provided In-room meals, three times a day for three days. I am very thankful.

Had a great time at the brunch with my father in law food was great staff was engaging and…read moreattentive great atmosphere and activities. Looking forward to a great relationship with the cottages team!!!

Amazing as always! Staff are amazing, food was great, and the hospitality was excellent. They take…read moresuch good care of my grandma! She did have one wish for the events, though: please turn the music down a lot. It makes it difficult for already hard of hearing residents to hear their family members. Thanks so much for all you do, team!!!

Awesome place. They take such great caree of my mom. Especially, William and his team. Thank you!!!!read more

After 6 months and speaking with multiple people who promise to get back to me with the proper…read moreexplanations, I have never received any further communications regarding nearly $3000 in withdrawals from my mother's checking account. I have been advised to follow up with DPSS and local law enforcement. The fact that multiple people involved with Discovery Commons have ghosted me regarding my inquiries leads me to believe there are multiple people involved.

I was looking for a community that you care for my mother. I was very skeptical about someone else…read morecaring for my mother. However, after visiting The Gardens of Riverside I felt very comfortable with the decision to allow my mother to live in this community. Ms Stephanie, Mr. David, Ms. Lynn and the rest of the staff has help make the transition easy. They are very easy to talk to and address any concerns I may have. Ms. Lynn is always sending pictures of my mom interacting in the activities. I truly appreciate that since I have to work and can't attend a lot of the functions. All of these things help put my mind at ease. I am so thankful she is a resident at The Gardens. I look forward to continuing to foster a good working relationship with the entire staff. Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication. Sincerely Angela J.

I am writing this review based on my personal experience with the Gardens of Riverside, where my…read moremother lived for the last four years of her life. Initially, everything seemed fine, and my mother was happy and active. However, things took a turn for the worse after Gracie Garcia took over as Director. I noticed that some caregivers seemed unqualified to care for Alzheimer's patients. In June 2024, I started noticing marks and bruises on my mother, but Gracie and Joanna refused to explain why, citing that I was not the power of attorney. Her power of attorney did not visit. My mother's cognitive state began to decline rapidly. I stopped receiving updates and photos of her activities, and during my weekly visits, I saw many residents, including my mother, left unattended in wheelchairs with no stimulation. In August, my mother was left standing unattended and fell, hitting her head and causing a brain bleed. Despite my persistence, the facility delayed sending her to the hospital for five hours. Gracie claimed it wasn't an emergency because she didn't see a bump on my mother's head, demonstrating her lack of qualifications. My mother's doctors' notes indicated that she needed follow-up care, but both the facility and her power of attorney failed to provide it. My mother passed away two months after her fall, and her death certificate listed a subdural hematoma as the cause of death. If my mother had received proper care, she might still be alive today, as she was not in the final stages of Alzheimer's disease. I am sharing this review to warn other families about the Gardens of Riverside and the leadership of Gracie Garcia. I've documented my observations of my mother through photographs from June to November. Although I was currently involved in a lawsuit with her power of attorney, her passing ultimately brought relief from my daily concerns about her well-being.

We found Amanda, owner of Sweet Senior Home Care through a friend of a friend (thank you Ian and…read moreRavae......). Amanda and her team have been taking care of my Dad, making it able for us to keep him in his home for over a year! Can't say enough good things about Amanda and her crew.....their outstanding professionalism, expertise, and superior care! Thank you Amanda for all you do for my family!

Amanda and her team were wonderful! I needed a sitter for my…read morehusband at night so that I could get some rest. Amanda was ready and on time, communicated easily, and provided personal care. She was kind and gentle. I highly recommend this business.

My father, who is 91 years old and living with dementia, has been a resident at Ohana Excellence…read moreAssisted Living in Corona since January 2026. Our family could not be more grateful for the exceptional care, compassion, and attention he has received. Before making this important decision, our family conducted extensive research. We called more than a dozen assisted living and memory care facilities and personally toured six different communities within approximately 15 miles of Corona. We carefully evaluated facilities ranging from large corporate-operated communities to smaller residential care homes. After all of our research and visits, we chose Ohana Assisted Living--and we are absolutely happy with our decision. Finding the right home for a loved one with dementia is one of the most difficult choices a family can make. From the moment my father arrived, the staff at Ohana made him feel safe, respected, and genuinely cared for. They treat him with dignity, patience, and kindness every day. The caregivers are attentive to his individual needs and have done an outstanding job managing the challenges associated with dementia while helping him maintain the highest possible quality of life. They communicate well with our family, keep us informed, and consistently demonstrate a level of professionalism and compassion that gives us tremendous peace of mind. What also sets Ohana apart is the owner and manager. In many facilities, management can feel removed from the day-to-day care of residents, but that has not been our experience at Ohana. The owner is every bit as caring, compassionate, and involved as the caregivers themselves. Her knowledge and expertise in dementia care are evident in everything from the way residents are cared for to the guidance and reassurance she provides to families. Knowing that someone with a strong dementia care background is overseeing the community gives us an additional level of confidence and comfort. Another thing we greatly appreciate is the effort Ohana makes to create a true sense of community and family. They celebrate residents' birthdays and major holidays throughout the year and often invite family members and friends to participate. These gatherings create meaningful moments for residents and their loved ones and help maintain important family connections. It is clear that Ohana understands that quality of life is about much more than just meeting physical needs--it is about creating joy, dignity, and a sense of belonging. What stands out most is that everyone at Ohana truly cares about the residents as people, not just patients. The environment feels warm, welcoming, and family-oriented. We have always felt that our father is treated as a member of their extended family rather than simply a resident. After nearly six months at Ohana, we remain extremely pleased with our choice and would make the same decision again without hesitation. I wholeheartedly recommend Ohana Excellence Assisted Living to any family seeking assisted living or memory care services for a loved one. Thank you to the entire Ohana team for the wonderful care and support you provide every day.

Ohana Excellence is an absolutely gorgeous residential care home in Corona with an amazing…read moreadministrator, Oana Marc. The home and grounds are beautiful , and the level of care she and her team provide to the residents each day is five star! Highly recommend if you need this type of setting for a loved one.

Woodcrest Acute Rehabilitation Facility is easily accessed off the 91 Freeway by taking the Adams…read more(Auto Center Dr) exit and head North on Adams about 1/4 mile to Magnolia Ave. make a right to the first available u-turn location, make a u-turn now heading West on Magnolia Ave. travel about .1 mile to the facility on the right There is parking on Magnolia and also in the back of he facility which also has several handi-cap stalls. My wife was in need of a rehabilitation facility and we were sent by our insurance (Kaiser) to Woodcrest. I called over to the facility to obtain the information on my wife's whereabouts and talked to Leigh Ann the Director of Marketing who one of the sweetest directors I have ever met. She explained everything to me about my wife's check in and made sure all my questions were answered. So for the visit, I have visited family many a times in rehabilitation facilities in my lifetime so being aware of how they can be, I was prepping myself. On the outside the facility looks average with a little wear. When I first entered the lobby in the rear I was immediately hit with a very, very pleasant odor which shocked me as I had prepped for lets say a different odor! The lobby was very inviting and pleasant to the eye with a balloon tower, plants, nice seating area and lighting. There was a reception desk which I discovered later is occupied by a staff person however, due to my arrival being later in the evening around 6pm there was no one there so I sat thinking someone would come out. I witnessed several other folks entering and signing in and going on in so I figured out it was self registration, a nice help would be to have a sign at the desk stating to sign in. As I made my way to my wife's room the hallway was very clean and uncluttered. Again the odor was very pleasant and the wooden floors were that like a basketball court, with my sneakers screeching as I walked, as I later met Jose who is very proud of his work and polishes those floors to an immaculate shine! One way I can determine if a business is true to cleanliness is the customer bathrooms! When I entered the coded door restroom, WOW I thought I was at a high end hotel! It was immaculate, very well decorated and super clean. So on to the rooms. There was 3 beds in my wife's room with privacy curtains around all 3, Her's was the first bed. Everything and I mean everything, was clean, she had a nice TV that is on an arm to maneuver around as needed for comfort. She had a nice 2 drawer nightstand and a double wide closet. There were folding chairs for visitors to sit on, room for her wheelchair and a rolling tray table. I first met Beatrice the nurses assistant who was a super sweet person and she asked if we needed anything and to let her know if we did. Now I was expecting this somewhat for the first time but as time went on I soon discovered that this positive and pleasant attitude is the norm for all their staff! I have interfaced with 3 of my wife's nurses Diamond who is truly a gem, Mary who is the sweetest ever and awesome Daniel! They have always supplied me any and all information I am in need of like her medical treatments, medications and health statuses. They have relayed all of my medical requests to her onsite doctor for determination. My wife will tell you the same story every one is very positive and pleasant, "ALL THE TIME!" All the staff's response time is very quick which truly amazes me! The food is great however it is a set menu for all. I have sampled the food several times myself, even as my wife is on a Renal diet. She will sometimes tell you otherwise because she really wants to come home however she can't until she is totally rehabilitated. I am allowed to bring in food and snacks for her that are meeting her diet needs. Sometimes the meals come in cold due to all the delivers they have to make but here again they will reheat her food up for her every time she needs it, if she asks. There are a lot of very cool activities throughout the month which she/we have participated in, so it keeps the patients busy if they so choose and if they need assistance to get into a wheelchair and be taken to the activity room, here again the help is immediate and willing. There is an outside patio area for visiting and a spot for a patient to take in some warm sun rays. For taking your loved one to a doctors appointment or just out to visit or out to eat, the check out/in process is very easy with previous communications to the nurse or case manager. Now I know you might be a little reluctant to believe all the above, it does sound too good to be true. However after 4 weeks there we have not experienced any deviations to what I have written. So if you want proof drop by and see for yourself, you will not be disappointed and your loved one will thank you for such a nice place to rehabilitate at.

My experience with Pamela Telesford, the Director of Nursing, has been extremely negative. In my…read moreexperience, her leadership style is disrespectful, unprofessional, and damaging to staff morale. A Director of Nursing is supposed to lead by example, support employees, communicate professionally, and make staff feel respected. Unfortunately, that has not been my experience. I have personally felt belittled and disrespected, and I have witnessed behavior that I believe is completely inappropriate for someone in a leadership position. What concerns me most are the things I have experienced and observed regarding how staff are treated. There have been situations where employees have felt uncomfortable, intimidated, or afraid to speak honestly. I have also witnessed what I perceive as favoritism and unequal treatment. I believe concerns about discriminatory treatment deserve to be taken seriously and investigated rather than dismissed. Another major concern is the lack of professionalism I have experienced. Talking about employees behind their backs, creating division among staff, and making employees feel small are not examples of effective leadership. You cannot expect staff to respect leadership when leadership does not consistently show respect to staff. Healthcare workers already deal with an incredibly demanding job. The last thing employees need is to come to work feeling that their own leadership is another source of stress. This is not about expecting a Director of Nursing to be perfect. It is about expecting basic professionalism, fairness, accountability, and respect. I strongly believe these concerns should be investigated by upper management and HR. Staff deserve to be heard, and leadership should be held accountable for the workplace environment they create. A position of authority does not give anyone the right to demean, intimidate, or disrespect the people working under them. Employees deserve better.!!!!!!