The Independent Living buildings and apartments are lovely. This facility has 3 restaurants and…read morethere is no requirement of eating & paying for 3 meals a day. All residents have choices not only for meals but for numerous activities every day. The pool & fitness center is the best!! This is a wonderful community of 270 people.

This is such a wonderful place. I would go take classes here from time to time and really enjoyed…read morethe peaceful grounds. Very friendly people here. The dining room served great food too I oftentimes just visited the grounds with my father just to drink coffee in the grand room. Christmas time was a special time too because they had a huge tree decorated to the max and a cute little train going around the tree. They even have a beauty salon! They have a lot excursions for the residents to choose from. The also have a library and a very good activity group that always as fun things to do. Go visit.

Great family own and operated care home. They really care for their clients and go above and…read morebeyond. The aesthetics are pretty dated but so are the clients!

Really cozy retirement home in a lovely setting. About 10 minute drive from downtown Napa, yet out…read morein the country surrounded by hills and pastures (filled with goats, sheep and llamas!). My friend who moved in here has a lovely room with a huge window with a view of the hills. He says the food is good. All the care staff are friendly and attentive, and the man who runs the place is terrific. His adult son also works here as head of maintenance. This is a long-time family run business, handed down from father to son through generations: very cozy with a down-home atmosphere. Furnishings are not fancy, but that doesn't matter. There's a couple of cute resident dogs who add to the homey atmosphere. There's a good vibe here and my friend (in his 80s with multiple chronic health issues) is well taken care of. I love visiting him there.

Holiday at the Springs in Napa has been such a good experience. My mom has lived there for 6…read moreyears. Many staff have been there this entire time, but of course changes have occurred as well. The current staff is friendly. The activities director is fantastic. The food is varied and good. The grounds are well maintained. The building is a bit older, but they work to keep it maintained and clean. We have no complaints!

My mother has lived here for six months this time (she had lived here about 8 years ago). This is…read morea senior independent living facility that is to provide daily meals as part of the monthly rent. Based on the price of this property, the menu and food quality should be excellent but sadly it is not. The set menu each day is filled with fats and dairy, poorly prepared, and ingredients are very low quality. As an example, what was to be an egg salad sandwich was actually left over scrambled eggs from breakfast and stale bread. Requests to add lactose free options have been ignored. If they want to attract more residents and keep the ones they have, they need to improve the food. Front desk staff is very nice and accommodating but these major issues need to be addressed.

Due to declining health, my family moved my sister into Piner's Guest Home. Piner's provides the…read morelevel of care necessary to ensure my sisters well being. She is provided a safe, secure, and comfortable environment as well as healthy balanced diet and social atmosphere. Piner's has been the perfect transition for my sister.

If you are looking for a place to assist your loved ones this is a wonderful place. it's impeccably…read moreclean, the staff takes such love and care with all of their resident. My Mother is so happy and well taken care of. I highly recommend Piners guest home.

The conclusion up until Spring 2014 was that my grandpa still got to live there. They do quarterly…read moremeetings where they give us an update on how he his doing, their treatment plan and adjustments they make to improve his care, medication, diet, etc. One of the things that helped was psych training from one of my mom's former co-workers at Napa State Hospital. It really helped the staff learn how to care for aging patients who don't just have medical requirements, but mental issues that require training to handle expertly. The staff was overwhelmed with my grandfather for a while because they didn't have the expertise to deal with him. It was within their scope of practice, but the head of nursing herself told me they have trouble passing inspections with the state. So after the psych training kicked in, I noticed the staff became very comfortable with handling my grandfathers needs, comments and erratic behavior. This behavior started in the last 5 years since he hit his head, it progressed rapidly, they never did satisfactorily explore or discuss this issue with me or my mother of what happened to his head to go from normal to childlike and having memory loss. But they took care of him in a way where I know staff are tending to him diligently, if not always confidently in the psych component. As for him being able to stay at the Vet's Home, their message and efforts have been inconsistent. My first meeting with the staff, they wanted to have him conserved. I asked them why and what the definition of conservatorship was and nobody in a room full of staff would answer. Reading between the lines, they were definitely up to something, but it was a disorganized effort. One expert revealed that grandpa had an insult to the brain that they were looking into (no follow up with us). They mentioned the new psych training (worked out fairly well). They wanted to find a new home for grandpa very badly. Fast-forward a few years and each meeting always ended in handshakes and status quo. Grandpa's care was good, his behavior became a non-issue in our meetings. Until Spring 2014, they out of nowhere said they wanted him to leave again. There had been no red flag behavior or reasoning shared, just that there was a new administrator who flagged him for review to transfer. I run a business and had a job in Iceland coming up, so I immediately gave availability dates for meetings and gave them a cutoff date for being out of town... so of course days before I fly out they want to schedule something. I talked to the social worker, he was nice but oddly unconcerned but eager to get grandpa out. They had a consultant call me, wanting me to work with them to set up a transfer. I talked with him and he asked my budget. I'm an artist, my mom is retired; there was no budget on our end to move him, and it basically went nowhere. Without saying it was decidedly let go, the social worker and staff stopped talking about it. Grandpa passed January 2017. He'd had a heart attack overnight, but it wasn't until a change to morning staff that a head nurse caught it. He made it a few weeks. We went to sign hospice papers and he passed that morning. Overall, it was the best place for him. I wish they had been transparent about whatever issues he'd had, but the staff was generally great with him. My favorite nurse was Annette; she's always so positive and professional. I believe it was ward 2C. Just do your homework, take a tour and see if it feels right. Grandpa was known for keeping busy and volunteering, he always had the latest bootleg dvds and music playing, was super friendly and laid back. Life was good until it got hard, and then he was very comfortable. I know he was safe and cared for, he loved the routine and generally appreciated the staff. We had many great conversations and when I was pregnant, I got to tell him each visit that he was going to be a great grandpa, which excited him EVERY TIME . 3 stars isn't bad, just flawed.

I would not recommend working here as the staff speaks Tagalog on the nursing floor and even in…read morepatient rooms. They exclude English speaking staff with this behavior. This goes against facility policy and federal policy. Residents frequently complain but staff doesn't care and supervisors do not do enough to enforce policy as they engage the same behavior.

I second all of the positive reviews here. Alan really helped us find the best memory care facility…read morefor my dad. He made a confusing and stressful time infinitely less so and I'm so grateful for his help throughout the process. Highly recommend!

Alan Brauner at Senior Seasons is amazing. Recently my 89-year-old Mom fell and broke her hip…read more During her recuperation we realized that it just wasn't realistic for her to live at home alone anymore, and that we needed to find her an assisted living facility. Not knowing the first thing about these facilities, I reached out to Alan Brauner at Senior Seasons. I can't even begin to explain how helpful he was. He listened to our situation, provided me with insight and contact information on the local facilities, explained what I needed to know, and what to consider when reaching out to these prospective places. His advice was invaluable. He was always there for me, whenever I had questions. He was super responsive, emailing back or calling right away. And through this process my mom kept changing her mind about where she wanted to live (mid-peninsula near her friends, south bay near me), and so our requirements kept changing. Through it all Alan was patient and positive - something I really needed during this stressful time. I seriously have no idea how I would have handled this whole situation without him. I highly recommend Alan and Senior Seasons.

My Mother-in-law was released from Kaiser 10/04/26 and needed some rehab. We didn't get to pick and…read morewas assigned to go to Napa Post Acute. We are on day three. So far Penny is happy and feels well cared for. On my first visit just now. I was greeted in a friendly manner And the staff seem abundant and attentive. She is in a nice room with two TV's and a roommate. Separated by heavy curtains. Food is good. I am very relieved and thankful for the care. The physical therapist Daniel was the best and really though. My Mom felt very comfortable with him. He took the time to answer all our questions. I feel she is in good hands @ Napa Post Acute. My wife and brother-in-law had a meeting with Linda who explained what was going to happen and how Pennys insurance Medicare through Kaiser was going to work. That was eye opening and very informative. Linda took us into her office and took the time to really answer our questions. We also had a visit from the administrative director.

I was just at this facility, "Napa rehabilitation acute care" on 7/9/25 and I felt such a warm and…read morecomfortable feeling just walking walking through the Court yard to the front doors. Once inside it just got better and better. The staff was extremely helpful, professional, and they were all upbeat and smiles of everyone's face! And we traveled an hour and 45 min. to get there, and had never been there before. When I left my sister there to go home I felt good knowing she was in good hands for the care she needs. My name is Judy Harris and I would and will recommend Napa Post Acute care Rehabilitation center to Anyone....

George knows the exercises that will alleviate pain. He's better than any of the 4 pain doctors…read moreI've seen for my arthritis pain.

Absolute genius! Very kind, extremely gentle, and easy to work with. My son broke his arm when he…read morewas about 9 and George instantly gave him a sense of calm and won over his trust. Not only did he get my son back in working order, he also helped tackle a separate issue of his hammer thumb at the same time. Would 10/10 recommend.

I sometimes become skeptical over Yelp reviews wondering who is actually writing them. What I'm…read moreabout to write is from the heart and if anything, I've understated the facts. If you have ever had to go through the process of finding suitable care for a loved one then you already know what a nightmare that can be. Their are facility owners who highly exaggerate their level of care, unqualified staff and unsuitable living conditions not to mention abuse. After several disastrous and dangerous attempts at placements for my Great Aunt and Mother, God blessed our family with Genesis Care Home for The Elderly in Vallejo. My Great Aunt was in her late 90's and my Mother suffered from Vascular Dementia. We had removed them from an unsuitable care facility and moved them right into Genesis Care Home after just one meeting with Sharon, the owner. After what my Mom and Aunt had been through, I was very direct in telling Sharon what level of care we were looking for and Sharon was equally honest and forthcoming about the level of care she provided and her philosophy on the care for the elderly. Let me start with the word Compassion. No matter how disoriented, difficult or delusional my mother or aunt became, the entire staff always remained compassionate, respectful and loving. The staff came into their rooms with a smile and spent many hours just laughing and talking with them. They took the time to ask them questions about their lives and treated them like family. My Mom even gave them each nicknames. We are a very large family who would drop by all the time unannounced and always Mom and Auntie were clean, bathed and very well fed. The food that was prepared for them was spectacular....and I'm a retired Caterer! Anytime of the day, the residents can help themselves to snacks or fresh fruit. During the Holidays and their birthdays the spread they put out is unbelievable and all family members are not only welcomed but encouraged to stay and join in. Genesis actually took the time to find out what my Moms favorite foods and T.V. programs were and made sure both were provided. The staff regularly took the time to call and express their concerns over medications, behavioral changes or their general happiness and comfort so as a team, we could make whatever adjustments were necessary to make their daily lives better. Both my Aunt and Mom have passed now, but I will continue to stop by for a visit to Genesis Care Home, to visit this very special place, and this group of phenomenal ladies. I am forever grateful, Diana A.

From the owner: Assisted Living Home For Elderly Hospice Services…read moreRespite Services Rehabilitation Services

Loree and Mark are incredibly kind, helpful, and efficient. They respond quickly and consistently…read moreprovide outstanding caregivers. Their professionalism, prompt communication, and dedication to quality care truly set them apart. I highly recommend their services! They gave my family and I peace of mind.

Called this outfit in an emergency need (missing scheduled caregiver for next day). Mark said he'd…read morebe glad to help. Minimum 8 hours at $35/hour, weekdays. Less than 8 hours the charge is $50/hour. Since my sister lives in an adjacent town to San Rafael they also charge 2 extra hours for travel there (an extra $100). So a 4 hour morning care would cost her $300! I kept looking.