Stop charging exorbitant sums of money for mediocre care and serving poorly prepared meals to…read moreresidents

Atria Senior Living Las Posas has been a wonderful 'next step' for me. I have lived here for over…read more18 months, and I couldn't be happier! The staff has become an extension of family. I feel important and so welcome regularly. Having the secure feeling of being safe and cared for is just what my family was looking for. My room feels like home, and it's wonderful to have a friendly housekeeper each week to help keep it tidy and organized. Having the little kitchenette is nice in my room; however, the dining experience here at Atria Las Posas is delightful -- wonderful food while sitting with new friends. Tracy B.

Great staff! We do entertainment here quarterly. The residents seem very happy and the staff is…read moresuper accommodating.

I did not use this facility for my dad, but I went on a tour and met with a manager who was very…read moreeasy going, pleasant and professional. The facility was very clean and well kept. There was a positive vibe and good communication. Because I did not use the facility they very easily returned my deposit.

Monica at Aasta lie to me about my dad and than wanted him out I called licensing and they looked…read moreinto it and found Aasta at fault. Monica is not professional and didn't know common dementia terms and yet management put her in charge! Glad for the new owners & managemen.

From the owner: Searching for a place where you or a loved one can settle in? Aasta Assisted Living is a vibrant…read moreassisted living community in Camarillo, CA. Since 2019, we've been welcoming residents to our all-inclusive, care-focused community. We care about each and every resident and do everything we can to meet their needs. We don't charge for medication management and other additional services because we want our residents to live happy, healthy and comfortable lives.

Were those good reviews created by the management of Royal Gardens of Camarillo? Far from our…read moreexperience! Besides the fact that my Dad become infected with SCABIES (which are highly contagious) while at The Royal Gardens of Camarillo, we saw dog poop on in the hallway several times, and it often smells like urine there. A staff-worker, unauthorized to push or wheel Residents, flipped Dad's Walker (Dad hit his head and she badly injured her arm) and they were both taken to the hospital; when we refused to pay for the ambulance Royal Gardens admitted that their staff worker should​ not have been wheeling a Resident. They are also severely short-staffed at Royal Gardens. I've often heard Residents calling out for someone to please come help them, and I've turned on my Dad's Call Light many times and found that it took 10-15 minutes for someone to come. Also, I've gone into Dad's room more than once to find no toilet paper and/or no towels, full wastebaskets, and food trays left from previous meals. Paying $4000 a month should get you better care. We've had other bad experiences there and I am willing to share them with you: Laura at 808-990-7848). PS-the food is good and they have several very kind, helpful employees, it's too bad they are under-staffed.

I've been working in hospice care for many years and I want to give a shout out to Royal Gardens of…read moreCamarillo. They have put an awesome team of caregivers together. Natalie, Erika & Kim work so well together and provide exceptional care under the guidance of administrator Lisa Cohen. In hospice & home health, quality is dependent upon quality communication & collaboration. We work seamlessly with this group of professionals who genuinely care about what they do. Thank you for all you guys do!

The staff at Marissa House was very caring and really passionate about taking care of their…read moreresidents. We had an all around good experience.

From the owner: Are you looking for a home for a parent or loved one? Marissa House is a residential care facility…read morefor the elderly specializing in individualized non medical care. We provide assistance with laundry, meals, doctor's appointments and all daily needs in a small private, warm and friendly setting. Call for a tour today! LIC#425801847

The team at Oakmont is wonderful! Briana has been involved in my brothers care in assisted living…read morefor some time. Recently it became time to move to memory care and we were worried it would be difficult. However Briana and Daisy made the transition smoother than we thought possible! We are so appreciative of the kindness and care he receives here, from Mason in maintenance to the many caregivers and staff he depends on every day!

My relative that has lived in Oakmont for three years has found that it's been a real challenge…read moredealing with management so many things have gone wrong and have been disappointing the food especially needs to be worked out with the seniors there as to what is offered we're not impressed by the food service nor the quality of the food so they be considered one choosing a choice for your loved one

I would like to just take a moment to thank Mali, her son John, and all the staff at Mali's Place…read morefor such a loving job caring for my mother ! There's a reason Mali was in business for almost 30 years with one of the best reputations in the county. Thank you Mali for being such an angel !

Mom was here for quite awhile. Mali was constantly trying to put Mom "on hospice." Yep, Medicare…read moreand many insurance companies completely cover hospice costs. But, Mali charged us an extra $1,000.00/month. Mali insisted we use "her pharmacy." Then, medications were ordered a month a head of time. Then reordered every month, regardless of the quantity purchased (they buy 100 pills, taken once a day, reordered every 30 days.) The pharmacy demanded to have a credit card on file. I was paying for stuff Mom didn't even need. Mali would not allow any residents to walk or move about and kicked one resident out because he got himself an apple. Mom got scabies. Mali said,"It's not scabies." I had her doctor look at it. He said, "Its scabies." He prescribed medication. It wouldn't go away. I took Mom to 3 different dermatologist. They all said, "It's scabies." Finally, Mali convinced me that Mom would be better off being on hospice. So, ya, paid the extra grand and, somehow, Moms doctor got changed without me knowing. Mali began doping Mom. Sometimes she would give mom cough syrup and sleeping pills (at the same time, at 4pm on a Saturday,). Then, she was surprised Mom was drooling. Hospice nurse misdiagnosed the situation and called a stroke. I wasn't told for two days. When I questioned the medications, Mail screamed at me until I left in tears. After 2 years on hospice, Mom was discharged. Within 30 days, Mali sent Mom to the hospital three times. when Mom did pass, we did not have any hospice service. Mali, and her creepy son, are true evil. Just no.