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    I enjoyed watching the staff with my sister. The OT and PT were able to motivate her.

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    Napa Valley Care Center

    Napa Valley Care Center

    3.0(44 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Th only reason I didn't give it five stars is because of the food/kitchen staff. The nurses went…read morebeyond what was expected, physical therapy and occupational therapy were outstanding and EVERYONE so professional yet compassionate. I highly recommend Napa Valley Care Center. They did such a great job with me that I would NOT have been ready to go home after my fall without them.

    I was quite cautious about having my mother go to Napa Valley Care Center after she fell and broke…read moreher pelvis because one of the recent State surveys was not glowing. However, I was very pleasantly surprised. While I always think it is important to have family advocates visiting and interceding for their family members, I found the staff attentive in a myriad of ways. Even though, this is a large facility, all the nursing staff seemed aware of my mother's fears, issues and likes and dislikes and were quite helpful. They genuinely seemed to appreciate her sweet personality. The physical therapy and occupational therapy department worked well with her and got her up to speed quickly. The facility itself has been recently remodeled and is pleasant to the eye. The facility did not smell like a "nursing home". The nursing aids were friendly although pulling extra shifts, due to being short staffed. The social worker and the head of nursing were very approachable. I think the recreational/dining area could use some work, and the food was often on the cold side, but my mother always ate everything and seemed to like it. All and all, my mother healed quickly and was not traumatized by being away from home during the Christmas holidays for a solid month. My family will be forever grateful to Napa Valley Care Center.

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    Meadowood Nursing Center - Comprehensive care at Meadowood Nursing Center in Clearlake, CA. Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation, Hospice, Short/Long-term care, Medicare/V.

    Meadowood Nursing Center

    1.8(5 reviews)
    47.4 mi

    Elder Rights | False Imprisonment | California Law Meadowood…read morenursing center Clearlake California. This statement is being made to document and publicly address serious civil rights and elder abuse concerns involving Meadowood Nursing Home in Clearlake California, and the response of local law enforcement on January 28, 2026. My family member was admitted to Meadowwood voluntarily. He is not conserved, not under court order, and not subject to any psychiatric or medical hold. He has been there for months wanting to leave. On January 28, 2026, he attempted to leave the facility a right explicitly protected under federal and California law. That same day, he underwent cognitive testing and passed with full capacity, demonstrating that he was alert, oriented, and capable of making his own medical and personal decisions. Despite this: * Facility staff physically blocked exits * Staff placed their hands on him and pulled his arms to prevent departure * Family members attempting to assist were interfered with * Law enforcement was called solely to prevent him from leaving They have locked doors preventing family members to get in and for him to get out. At no point did Meadowood staff present a lawful detention order, conservatorship, or physician-initiated hold because none existed. Under California Penal Code §236, false imprisonment is defined as: "The unlawful violation of the personal liberty of another." False imprisonment does not require locked doors or incarceration. It includes physical restraint, blocking exits, intimidation, or coercion. Under 42 CFR §483.10 (Federal Nursing Home Reform Act) and California Title 22, residents retain the right to: * Leave a nursing facility at will if not legally restricted * Refuse treatment and placement * Be free from physical or chemical restraints * Be free from coercion, intimidation, or retaliation * Maintain privacy during visits A nursing facility does not possess authority to detain a competent adult simply because it disagrees with the resident's decision. Administrative inconvenience does not override constitutional liberty. When Clearlake police department arrived, family members cited California resident rights law and Ombudsman protections. These were dismissed as "not true," and my family member was compelled to return inside the facility. This response is deeply concerning. Under Welfare & Institutions Code §15610.07, elder abuse includes: * Physical abuse * False imprisonment * Neglect * Mental suffering * Deprivation of rights Law enforcement intervention that facilitates unlawful detention even unintentionally may enable elder abuse rather than prevent it. Training deficiencies in elder rights law place vulnerable adults at risk and undermine the purpose of protective services. During his stay, our family documented the following concerns: * Severe understaffing * Termination of the facility physician with no consistent medical oversight * Repeated requests for UTI testing ignored for more than two months * UTI confirmed positive once finally tested ( with threats of us, bringing him to the ER ourselves ) It is well established in geriatric medicine that untreated UTIs can result in delirium, sepsis, kidney failure, and death. Additional observed conditions included: * Lack of privacy during visits (staff monitoring) * Prescribed medications not consistently administered * Unsanitary conditions and persistent urine odor * Excessive delays responding to call lights * Residents discouraged from walking in favor of prolonged wheelchair confinement * Meals served cold and appearing below nutritional standards These conditions raise serious concerns regarding compliance with state licensing and federal participation requirements. Facility staff repeatedly told my family member that if he left: * He would lose Medi-Cal eligibility * He would be personally responsible for payment This information is factually inaccurate and appears to have been used to discourage discharge. Threatening loss of benefits to prevent a resident from leaving may constitute coercion and financial abuse, both prohibited under California law. Elder rights are not optional. They are not discretionary. They do not disappear at the doors of a nursing facility. A voluntary resident is not a prisoner. When facilities restrain, intimidate, or misrepresent the law to keep residents from leaving, that is not "care" it is unlawful confinement. This statement is made for documentation, accountability, and public awareness. Families deserve to know their rights. Residents deserve dignity. And institutions entrusted with elder care must be held to the law. Every staff and CNA involved should lose their licenses and never be allowed to have elderly in their care again. This is abuse!

    I would like to say how much I appreciate Meadowood Nursing Center in Clear Lake for taking such…read moregood care of my mom. She was recovering from a fall, and she had a great team helping her, the nurses, and PT, and staff were very kind people that helped her get back on her feet. Christian was the first person I spoke to at Meadowood, he helped with getting her admitted and he always answered the phone if we had any questions. And Peggy in the billing dept. was awesome, she was very helpful with all the paperwork, and she is very resourceful and said if I had any questions in the future that she would help anyway she could. I really enjoyed working with Francine the case worker, she gave me progress reports on my mom, and I appreciated all the work she did. Nurse Taylor is amazing, she went the extra mile when I needed some help, and she explained in detail how my mom's care was going. Nurse Wendy was the first nurse that helped my mom, and she was lovely and was so happy for all the progress my mom made. And a big shout out to the people in the dining hall, Kyle and Barry were so sweet with the residents I watched them talk to all the residents and they were very caring and funny and walked around to make sure all the residents were happy and taken care of. Even offered my husband and I hot chocolate. I am writing this review because my mom told me how nice and caring everyone was to her at Meadowood and that they were always patience with her which means so much to me, and I knew I had to write a big thank you to them. People that work at nursing homes work very hard and sometimes do not get the recognition they deserve. There are so many people in nursing homes that have special needs, and I saw firsthand how hard everyone at Meadowood work and I just want to tell them how much my family appreciates them.

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    Comprehensive care at Meadowood Nursing Center in Clearlake, CA. Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation, Hospice, Short/Long-term care, Medicare/V.

    Meadowood Nursing Center - Comprehensive care at Meadowood Nursing Center in Clearlake, CA. Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation, Hospice, Short/Long-term care, Medicare/V.

    Comprehensive care at Meadowood Nursing Center in Clearlake, CA. Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation, Hospice, Short/Long-term care, Medicare/V.

    Meadowood Nursing Center - Comprehensive care at Meadowood Nursing Center in Clearlake, CA. Skilled Nursing, Rehabilitation, Hospice, Short/Long-term care, Medicare/V.

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    Queen of the Valley Medical Center

    Queen of the Valley Medical Center

    2.6(178 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    The nurses and doctors have been very nice…read more My mom was taken care of by Dani, who was very very sweet! She loves Star Wars and Disney and the Avengers!! The type of care my mom has experienced has been amazing!

    When your advice nurse tells you you need to go to the emergency room on Thanksgiving evening, you…read moreare feeling all kinds of dismay. From the glass of wine I had after dinner, to missing the early morning Black Friday experience (this is the best part of Black Friday). So after calculating the time it requires to sober up, I was gonna head off to the emergency room at 10 PM. I showed up at Queen of the valley emergency room. It was surprisingly full for Thanksgiving evening. There must've been somewhere between 3 to 5 patients in the waiting room. Signing in at the registration desk was a piece of cake. They give you the usual bit of paperwork to fill out. And then it was just a matter of waiting it out. Given the time, it wasn't a surprise that many of the patients had much more urgent medical situations. I ended up waiting till close to midnight. Once it was my turn, things move briskly. They measured this and measured that and then put me in to the queue to see the doctor. I wish I could remember names, but I was darn sleepy. I would say the doctor showed an abundance of caution. They x-rayed the critical spot. They wish they could take an MRI but that equipment was too bulky for the emergency room. They concluded my injury needed to see an in office doctor ASAP. Since it was Thanksgiving evening, parking was a snap. It was relatively quiet. And since my injury was to my foot, the entrance was clearly very accessible. All in all, I got back home around 2 AM in the morning. If you want to get prompt service in the emergency room, honestly the best thing to do is to show up at 2 AM in the morning when everyone else has sensibly gone to bed. I would totally recommend using this emergency room, the wait time is certainly less horrendous than other urgent care/emergency rooms that I have been in, the staff and the doctors were meticulous. But keep in mind that I had a very different experience from your every day situation in the emergency room. Clearly many people had probably put off anything until after Thanksgiving. I also showed up rather late in the evening and that always helps.

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    Jacqueline Weisbein, DO - Jackie Weisbein, DO

    Jacqueline Weisbein, DO

    3.3(12 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    I had to wait 2 1/2 months to get an appointment with Dr Weisbein. Of course, when the day arrived,…read moreI was expecting to see her but no. I was treated her PA who told me "not today". Recently, I was reviewing documents on my Napa Orthopedics profile. Under attendees it shows I saw the PA and the DR. Not the case!! Needless to say, I won't be going back to Dr Weisbein.

    Dr. Jacqueline Weisbein has a very aggressive bedside manner. When she came in the room (first time…read moremeeting me) she sat down with her arms crossed and said, "So what's wrong with you?" I just had major surgery to have stage 4 endometriosis removed from multiple organs. I even had my appendix removed during the extensive abdominal surgery. She seemed uninterested in my post-operative report. My insurance company dropped me two days before the surgery and she yelled at me to stop crying and told me to get insurance. I did, & then her office was very rude to me over the phone & they didn't even call to confirm my appointment beforehand. I have over 20 years of medical trauma from being misdiagnosed with depression and anxiety when in reality I have had one of the most painful conditions. Dr. Weisbein's demeanor completely changed when her next patient (an older male) walked in and she quickly changed her tone and said, "hello my love!" to him. Bottom line- ladies!!! Don't go to this woman. She's mean. *I almost forgot to mention, when I told her I was in a car accident, she said it was against her policy to talk about more than one injury at a time. *Go to Dr. Eric Grigsby or Dr Melanie Johansson if you need real help and you are a woman. They are experienced and non-biased unlike Jaqueline. *Thank you for your apology for your aggression & I hope you do better for future patients. I am finding better/more experienced/better equipped doctors for my needs.

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