I was told that this lodge when I inquired has younger independent residents; however, they offer…read moreassisted living and memory care. Residents look old in their photographs. I don't get it. My dad is looking for a permanent place to live where they will take care of him no matter what. Do they throw him out on the street when he gets older (which everyone does) or in-firmed by poor health? Very insensitive director I spoke with. Unbelievable!

I just recently returned to Australia after visiting over 30 communities around the USA. Being a…read moreCEO of a Seniors Living company in Australia, we embarked on a learning journey of the offerings in America. I can honestly say that The Terraces memory care at Fountaingrove Lodge was easily the best memory care offering I have seen in my travels. Kelsey Irmer was a wonderful host and the team were outstanding. The person centred approach to the care for residents along with the fun filled activities, ensured the best outcomes for their residents. Well done to the the team at Oakmont, Fountaingrove and The Terraces for a world class offering.

I have been in business 17 years as a private geriatric care manager and think the public deserves…read moreto know how the owners of this assisted living home conducted business. On Friday, June 14, 2024, I toured Serenity Villa with a client of mine, a potential resident. We were shown two available private rooms and agreed to take one and move in on June 20. On 6/18 12:39 PM Maritza (staff) texted to say the room was no longer available for my client. She said Allie could go into a shared space though. I was on vacation so didn't see this text. On 6/19 at 9:59 AM, I called the owner of Serenity Villa, Aida, who said they chose to phone a person who had toured a couple of months ago to let them know someone expressed interest in the room. Apparently that motivated that old lead to hustle over and put down a deposit. The room was given to that person instead of my client! I expressed to Aida that we were very disappointed to lose the room as the caregiver for the potential resident was leaving the state on 6/22 for a two-month period and we were now in a bind to find a new place with one day's notice. She said, "This is a business." I told her I thought reneging was very unprofessional and unethical. She didn't seem to care. She offered a shared room, but my client has not shared a room since college and said no thank you. I suggested to Aida that perhaps the person they gave the private room to could take the shared room instead for two months, and then after my client left, take the private room. Aida was not interested in this arrangement. I was angry at this switch and commented to Aida that she had not even apologized for the change. She didn't think she needed to since "this is a business" and they can do what they wish. FYI: According to the licensing agency for care homes, Community Care Licensing, this building has five type A citations. An "A" citation "is for the most serious type of violation in which there is an immediate risk to the health, safety of personal rights of those in care."

Don't doubt the people at Serenity Villa are truly miracle workers…read more My father lived there the last two months of his life and benefited greatly from all the kind people, thoughtful and attentive care. It's impossible to put to words the comfort Serenity Villa provided during a tender time. I am eternally grateful for the thoughtful and respectful care of my father. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Not too sure the place follows the state guidelines for providing care... there were some issues…read more But the caregiver, Jun, is one of the sweetest, caring, gentle men ever I have met and the time and attention given to my Mom was above and beyond expectations.

I just had the best experience with this company. My mom needed a Caregiver and Fijian caregivers…read moreresponded right away. The window of time to meet them was short, but they showed up when I asked them to (driving from quite a distance.) It turns out my mom will go into assisted-living for a little while and they will help us more when she gets out. Their warmth and understanding made this difficult process so much easier. It's so important to be kind in this business because It's hard to put your loved one in someone else's care. They knew how to respond to my Mom and be patient (she likes telling long stories) I highly recommend this team and I look forward to working with them when my Mom is cleared to go home.

Very disappointed in this company. I stopped in to see about their services. Explained what I…read moreneeded and how often. They said they could do all things requested. They told me their rate and agreed to call me later that day to confirm their visit for the following day. We received no call and no visit. My brother then went by to ask why no one had called or shown up, they said they only wanted bigger jobs. Not just baths and help with laundry and linens. Well thanks for letting us know about your change of heart, very professional of you. Don't know what changed form one day to the next, but this is not a very good way to conduct business.

My Father was very well cared for by the staff at Arbol rehabilitation center. They were all very…read morekind and supportive to our family during some very difficult times. We are very grateful for their care and definitely recommend this place to anyone needing their services.

I spent 3 weeks in post.Surgical rehabilitation at Arbol. it is a very clean, efficient and modern…read moreestablishment. Both the RN and CNA staffs are efficient and very friendly. The food is good and plentiful. The physical therapy staff is particularly skilled. I was well cared for and my recovery was well attended to.

The owner ripped me and my family off by not reimbursing us for a month's care after my mom died.read more