Horrible!! Below par senior care facility! The neglect is palpable! The ratio of nursing staff to…read morepatients is deplorable. Don't put your loved one's there!!

Oh wow. Where to start? I was brought in and just dumped off in my room. I couldn't reach the call…read morebutton and had to ask my roommate to hit theirs. The food is sub par and help is non existent. I hit my button I don't know how many times and it takes forever to get someone to come. I usually ended up having to yell to get attention. That made them mad. They were always messing up my medications and I had to carefully check them each time I got them. I received someone else's more than once! The place is pretty old and there's nothing to do to stay busy or be stimulated, like some kind of activity, game or crossword-like things to do. I was at another place where they had fun stuff almost daily to help keep my mind off of my troubles. This place is like a tomb. You can't even go outside without needing help to open the doors. I counted the days until I was free of that place. Never again will I go there. I'd rather go to the Pines or that really bad one in Auburn than get stuck here again. Also, social services was a complete joke. They couldn't figure their way out of a wet paper bag. No help there at all! If you have a choice, skip this one. It's terrible. I can't help but feel very sorry for those who are stuck living there permanently.

My mom joined the Belhaven-Estate family in April of 2020 at the age of 96 as my health was…read moredeteriorating & I could no long provide the care she required. This was the absolute best decision of my life. The quality of care, communication between staff, friendships of staff & residents, the food, activities Belhave Estates is by far the highest quality care available in Northern CA. So personal my mom said she lived on a ranch. She had 2 chickens she could feed, horses to bring carrots to, rides in a Tesla, a carriage ride. I cant say enough. Get on the waiting list as its long. Go visit & see for yourself. You will be shocked... in the very best way. Belhaven Estates is a very intimate & a rare find.

Belhaven was the best decision we made during my husband's illness. Dennis was diagnosed with GBM…read morebrain cancer in August 2018, fast forward to October 2019, he has completed all the standard of care for GBM and all treatments were completed. At the beginning of November he had a stroke and spends 21 days in re-hab center in Vallejo. On December 3, he gets released to come home. We hired 24 hour care at an exorbitant amount of money and it was not that helpful and awkward having someone in your house 24/7. His physical abilities were declining and we were forced to start looking for an elder care facility. We looked for almost three weeks before finding Belhaven with Monica and Dan. They came to our home to save us a trip. Upon explaining the services they offered, talking to Dennis about what he wanted for care and making both he and I feel comfortable with this horrible decision we made arrangements to move him. Dennis who was only 68 years old when he moved to Belhaven. At the time he was the only man living in the back house and was treated like a king. Not once did I ever regret our decision. All his needs were met by the staff with smiles, humor, compassion, empathy and tenderness. As his physical limitations worsened, his ability to communicate was starting to fail and still they all went beyond my expectations. I probably should mention he entered BelHaven the day the world shut down for COVID. Dennis passed peacefully in August 2020. Thank you Monica and Dan for taking such great care of the love of my life.

I am writing this review based on my experience with InAlliance involving a disabled adult family…read moremember for whom I serve as Authorized Representative / DPOA. On June 12, 2026, I contacted InAlliance to discuss concerns involving services, transportation, case file access, and billing information. I first asked to speak with management and was told no managers were available. Shortly after questioning that, I was connected with a director-level staff member. During the call, I raised concerns that my family member had been redirected from the regular daily program and that InAlliance staff had been involved in situations where documents affecting services were signed. I also asked when the complete InAlliance case file and billing information would be provided. I did not receive a clear answer or timeline. Based on what was said during the call, I became concerned that services and transportation could be stopped after I asked about records and billing. Transportation is important because my family member relies on it for work and routine. Later that day, I received a call from a Placerville officer after InAlliance contacted law enforcement. The officer did not report any actual issue involving my family member, but the call was documented. Based on this experience, I believe families and representatives should ask for everything in writing, document communications, and make sure any service changes are handled through the proper process. In my opinion, InAlliance needs stronger supervision, clearer communication, and better protections for disabled adults and their representatives.

Very comfortable with a fantastic staff! I've been here twice to donate and will continue to return…read moreevery 8 weeks.

Close to my home and easy to give blood. The staff is very friendly and will take good care of you…read more Best part is you walk out knowing you helped to save another's life!

They are amazing people who really care for those less fortunate in our community and are always…read moreready and willing to help

This small but mighty nonprofit in Placerville is filled with heart. Through a team of amazing…read morevolunteers they prepare and serve hot, nutritious, and delicious meals to members of our community in need 365 days a year at the Dining Hall. They also have an array of other critical services on site and through mobile meal and outreach efforts across the West Slope of El Dorado County. If you are looking for a nonprofit to support or if you or someone you know is in need of a delicious meal and a whole lot of love and fellowship, don't miss the opportunity to check this place out.

This place is a scam. They are charging OVER market rates for their rooms, and their premise is to…read morehelp disabled people, but even if they don't offer you any "extra" services, they told me $1400. for one bedroom in a shared house which is ABOVE market rates, the last place I lived was $950/month for LESS people in the house, and this is a "non profit" trying to PRETEND they're helping homeless and elderly, I am living out of a van, they could not help me, because their rental rates were ABOVE market rate, this is 100% scam! They are asking $750. to SHARE a room with a stranger, you can find that yourself, for less money on Craigslist or Facebook. They are PRETENDING to be service providers, while they are offering ABOVE market rate rent. $cam! You can go on AirBnb and find BETTER for LESS!

Angelic Housing Resources is a fantastic operation for low-income, room for rent housing. Their…read moreteam is incredibly kind and professional. Clean and affordable housing for those in serious need! Highly recommended.

Volunteering is a two-way street; this organization provides meaningful life experiences which not…read moreonly help improve the lives of others but transforms ours along the way. Hands4Hope bridges the gap between communities. If you are looking for a learning opportunity for you or your child(ren) to give back to the community, the benefits of this organization are truly immeasurable.

From the owner: Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference is a youth-led education and community engagement…read moreorganization dedicated to inspiring and empowering youth in leadership and service. We nurture youth into socially responsible and civic-minded residents. With Youth Centers in El Dorado Hills and Placerville, Hands4Hope facilitates 14 on-campus service learning clubs at middle and high schools from Folsom to Placerville; offers 10 youth led after school committees that organize and implement service learning projects for those struggling most in our community; and facilitates numerous community outreach opportunities that provide direct service to those in need. Youth choose their own level of participation, experiencing diverse leadership opportunities as their involvement grows. Additionally, adults participate in the organization as outreach leaders, mentors, alumni, and board members.