The Commons on Thornton is an amazing place. It has been a pleasure working with the team over the…read morepast month as my dad settles into his new place Andrew is wonderful! So helpful, friendly and outstanding in the customer service department. Denise, at the front desk always has a smile, Sarah and Jill are great. I can't say enough good things about THE COMMONS on THORNTON.

Mariana and Andrew at The Commons are absolutely amazing and worked very hard to make the…read moreaccomodations for mom happen quickly. I met with them several times and was impressed with their care for their residents in memory care and their staff is also as caring and kind as they are. Typically you find highly processed and bland food at homes like these but when mom sat down for her first lunch I was so surprised at the deliciousness of their food which is cooked onsite (I have a good source there who advised me of this). It was so good I wanted to eat lunch too. Additionally, they serve fresh, delicious snacks, not anything pre-packaged. Mom tends to want to sleep much and so we put her on a schedule to keep her busy as she is very high functioning, and when I showed up the following day there she was interacting and happy. The staff are constantly checking in on her and are always available when needed without delay. I'm so happy to have made the move to The Commons for mom as we FINALLY found the right place for her.

5 stars is not nearly enough to reflect how wonderful this community is…read more My mother is a resident and has been treated with the utmost care and consideration by EVERY member of the staff and administration. The employees are well trained and clearly have had high expectations set for them. The campus is so serene and beautiful, it feels like a resort. Sort of like a vacation whenever we come to visit. A true gem for San Joaquin County.

This review is specifically for the skilled nursing and rehabilitation services. After a 1 week…read morestay at the local hospital my grandmother was recommended to Meadowood at O'Connor. She was septic with pneumonia. She was alert, moving, talkative and cheerful when she arrived here and within her 1 week stay she took a drastic turn for the worse. I feel this place is severely understaffed. Each day we noticed the lack of care she was receiving from the staff. We could also hear other patients in rooms nearby shouting for help and nothing was done for them either. The staff also mistook her for another patient so the fact that they could not even remember or keep track of her needs was alarming. They were giving her all the wrong foods, liquids, and hardly any medication to improve her health and get her strong enough to come home. Even after filling out their little cards for specific food and drink instructions the changes were not made. Within 1 week she went from cheerful and talkative to being so weak that she was unable to feed herself or formulate full sentences. The PT staff said she was progressing so well she was walking herself around to the dining area and would be released soon while the actual nurses were saying she was so weak they couldn't even assist her to the bathroom anymore. Talk about inconsistent and polar opposite feedback from the staff about the same person... since they couldn't help her to the restroom anymore she was going in the bed and constantly needed to be changed which they would take 1-2 hours to complete which is a bit dehumanizing and humiliating to have to sit in and after they changed her and the sheets they did not put her blankets back on her - mind you this was in the middle of winter. She was shivering and curled up in a ball with blankets on the floor when we saw her. She was severely dehydrated yet the entire time they did not have her on any IV fluids to get her body the nutrients it so desperately needed. After claiming she would be released for HOME (again I have no idea how they were able to say this to us when they we were clearly not talking about the same person) she was actually transferred back to the local hospital. From there the local hospital deemed her health was so irreversible that all there was left to do was to take her to hospice care. She passed away only 4 days later. I blame this facility for her rapid decline and I also blame myself for allowing her to stay here. We should've taken her out after all the mistakes and neglect here. When she arrived here she was her full self and when she left here she looked skeletal. She lost her figure and you could tell she was dying. Please think twice before taking your loved ones here and keep a close eye on the care they are receiving. If you feel like this is not the right fit, listen to your gut and find a different facility. It may look nice from the outside but the care is some of the worst I have seen.

My mother lived for the last 5 years at The Oaks at Inglewood. After touring other facilities in…read moreStockton, then arriving at here, my mom told me "this feels like home." Her transition from independent living to assisted was very smooth. After settling in, mom was invited to join in on the daily planned activities where she quickly made many new friends. With open arms our family was welcomed with invitations to Family Events throughout the years. We also made new friends with other family members! When our grandchildren visited mom they made wonderful memories joining her in activities, games and getting to know the other residents. Mom received loving care in her last days. The med techs and caretakers went above and beyond, showing us respect and mutual concern for mom's comfort. I will be forever grateful for the entire staff, administration, med techs caretakers, activity, house keeping, janitorial and dining room. they should all know what a difference they've made in our family's life. I will be forever grateful.

The Oaks has recently went through a ownership change. Food and menu has greatly improved…read more Management and individual Directors have remained the same. Thank goodness for that as they are great at their jobs. Hopefully the new owners will approve some landscaping work and exterior painting to improve the appearance of the facility. I live here and truly enjoy the people here.

The staff here is extremely kind and helpful. It's a beautiful facility and very clean. Would…read moreabsolutely recommend this place.

Angela is an awesome asset to this building! She is very attentive, knowledgeable, and caring when…read moreit comes to her residents. Maria, the Marketer, is also very friendly and visits often to check in and provide us with any ALF updates. I am happy to see the transformation this building has undergone. I would recommend this building for anyone seeking assisted living in the Stockton area.

I see a lot of clients here for therapy! Clean, best care and welcoming staff! I would recommend…read morethis place.

Excellent staff with a very warm welcoming vibe. The place is very clean and well maintained. Will…read morerecommend to others!

They had a lot of entertainment as far as playing poker playing all kinds of games, card, games,…read moreboard games, and we do have entertainment, piano, players, singers country, western rock 'n' roll whatever it's good music for everyone but there's always something to do and a lot of nice people to deal with

My tour at Lodi Revel was informative. The place was clean with an open floor plan in the community…read moreareas. They have an indoor salt-water pool and a movie theater. There are 2 restaurants with made to order food plus a full bar. There are multiple daily activities.

They were so very kind to not only my step dad but my mom. Excellent care and staff. They went…read moreabove and beyond to help my mom through this really difficult time.

In the earlier year of 2020 our precious grandmother needed 24/7 assisted care. The environment,…read moresafety, cleanliness, and the culture of the staff was of utmost importance. During the last few years there were daily visits by family, and it was apparent to see she was being well taken care of. Communication was very important to our family in regard to her care and was always considered and followed through by the staff. They made sure she ate well, medications, hygiene, and care were safely administered. It was clear to see she was safe, comfortable, and secure in her private room, I highly recommend Sunny place assisted-living for your loved one.

I had the pleasure to learn about this senior independent apartment living/assisted living facility…read morewhen I was asked to provide a color guard for a resident event. We weren't able to provide the color guard due to the fact that it was a 3 day weekend and many girls were going out of town with family commitments. When I called back to talk to the then event coordinator, she offered two rooms as meeting places for my girls. I called back at a later date and was given the use of 2 rooms for a week long day camp. We planned the event around the seniors that were interested in participating and it proved to be a fun, caring and successful week long day camp. The staff at Emeritus at Fulton Villa is caring and goes out of their way to provide fun events for their residents.

My mom was placed at Wagner for short-term rehab. She spent a few weeks there and received amazing…read morecare. With the awesome physical therapy, she was able to regain her strength and return to her assisted living. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering dedication and compassionate care, especially to Kayla, RN, Imelda, CNA, and Evelyn, CNA. Thank you for being incredible. Thank you, Cynthia Favela

Horrible! INHUMANE! Please stay away from this place . If you really love your family members…read moreplease don't bring them here. My grandfather had hip surgery and I fell for the "new name and management" of this place!!! This was my biggest mistake they had my grandfather on a wheelchair on strong pain killers literally sleeping with his bad leg that he just got surgery on "resting" on a Damm plastic trash can! They tried taking him to "PT" while he was on these strong pain meds that literally made him unconscious. That is a fall risk itself. He was at this facility for 3 days and that's only because I was afraid of not having everything set up at home for him. I took him out as soon as I could there was no way I was leaving him. He had a UTI because he had to hold his pee for hours because no one would go help him up. We picked him up to the restroom not the "nurses" this place is heartbreaking I literally cried those 3 days when I had to leave. They have roaches and they expect for him to use broken walker with tape all over it. Are you insane ? They need to shut this place down. So many people yelling for help and no one would help them. The van that transports is only doing there job of dropping off at the doctors appointments not one person from this facility went with my grandfather if you don't go they send them on their own and if they miss the van they have no clue. This happened to us but thankfully I drove behind this van and went with him to his appointment and that day I took him home. He recovered fantastic at home even after the "nurses" and the "director" told me I was making a mistake taking him because I didn't have a special bed ? They don't have anything that was helpful for him I'm so happy I followed my heart and took him out !