I really can't speak highly enough of place. I've been here three years and I wouldn't want to be…read moreanywhere else. The staff is always caring and attentive. The facility is superbly clean. I'm very proud to say that I stay here. They even have miniature golf!

Infectious disease control failure. Elder abuse. Medication mismanagement. Title 22 violations…read more The facility accepted my family member for admission despite being unequipped to meet his medical needs, including mandated isolation due to highly infections disease. Upon arrival, the facility was unable to provide required IV antibiotics. Additionally, the facility placed the patient in a shared room with a shared bathroom, violating Title 22 § 73623, despite his infectious status requiring isolation. I observed the facility to be in a filthy and unsanitary condition. Staff falsely claimed that internal "protocols" allowed for the sharing of bathrooms for infectious patients. The facility cannot override the law with invented protocols. Isolation was required. Due to this neglect, we were forced to immediately remove the patient and return him to the hospital to ensure his safety. Complaints have been filed with California authorities.

your appointment at 8 AM, but I won't see you till 11. You can just sit out in the pouring rain in…read moreyour truck and wait pretty horrendous.

I DO NOT recommend this place for anyone. The day shift were very nice to my father, but the night…read moreshift the staff didn't speak English and when my dad would hit the call light they would walk by and turn it off and keep walking. They did not give my father his medication as the doctor prescribed: it was either not enough or too much. One day I came to visit him and he had a huge bump and bruise on his head; bruises on his shoulder and his entire right side. I asked my dad what happen, he did not remember, when I asked the staff they stated that he fell out of his wheel chair. No one called us to let us know, it was very startling to come in and see your loved one look like he had been in a huge brawl and lost. He would have bruises on him all over the place. I understand that his skin was thin and may have bruised easily, but did they have to be so rough. I would watch his face when the turned him or moved him and his face showed that it hurt, they would just flip him like he was nothing. He was not nothing, he was my father. The nurses were very rude and would just walk away when you were talking to them, if you could get them to talk to you. Once my mother tried to talk to a nurse and she put her hand up and said "not now, I'm busy". My father when he first arrived did not like this place, every day he said that he had to get out of there. He would ask to participate in some of the activities but they would never come and get him (he was a double amputee). We asked them many times. After a while my dad gave up and asked us if he was just brought there to die. We tried to find other nursing homes for him to go to, my mother called every one of them, there were several that said they would take him they had the room all Sonoma health care needed to do was send them a referral. We would be so happy, then we would go visit dad and they would tell us that they were contacted by the other home and they made a mistake and they were sorry but they did not have the room for dad, my mom would just cry. I hated this! We couldn't even get him out. My mom would go home and call the place that said they had room for my dad and ask them what happen, each of the homes said exactly the same thing 'I'm sorry but he person that was being discharged suddenly got worse and could not leave". Funny all three of the facilities that said they had a room for dad said exactly the same thing, like they were reading from a script. He was there for 6 weeks, when he went in, he was laughing & joking around but within those 6 weeks, he gave up; he wouldn't even eat the last two weeks. My father passed away on 7/19/14; in the place he hated the most. The day shift seemed to treat my father well. But we were also there during the day. So I am not sure what happened when we were not there. Good Luck to whomever is reading this, I wish you the best. I do not recommend this place for your loved one.

My mother was a resident at Cogir of Sonoma Plaza for 12 years and I couldn't be happier with care…read moreand the facility we chose. The staff is incredibly kind, attentive and professional. They always provided guidance and help whenever needed. The facility is clean and food delicious -the special holiday buffets are amazing. My mother truly enjoyed activities from outings to playing bridge almost every day and more. She bonded with many there through fires, Covid and Increasing age. During these challenging times I saw the staff really step up and be there for the residents. I am forever grateful for the care Cogir gave my mother and for making the last years of her life full of friendship, health and enjoyment.

My 95 year old mother was at Cogir for just under a year; April 2024- March 2025. Although I had…read moretoured other facilities and thought I had chosen the right place for Mom, I very much regret my decision taking her to Cogir. There are a few reasons for that regret, but here are the two main ones: 1. Out of the blue, without any notice or prior discussion, Cogir raised Mom's care cost sky high. There was no apparent reason for this hike and no explanations were given. Just an email stating the new amount was "due immediately ". 2. When seeking clarification or reasoning behind such huge cost increases, phone call after phone call, email after email were totally ignored by the management team. Day after day after day every message was disregarded. The first time this happened they ignored me for 7 days. The second time, it took them 6 days to finally respond. I found this "increase-then-ignore " style of management very stressful and extremely frustrating to deal with. Neither is a quality I seek in a management team. Especially one entrusted to my mother's care. I happily gave notice and left as soon as possible.

Align Recovery is beyond special and will always hold a special place in my heart. From the moment…read moreI arrived, I felt welcomed, supported, and genuinely cared for. What makes Align different is that it is truly solution based. The staff doesn't just help you get sober--they help you build a foundation for a better life. Every aspect of the program is designed to support healing, growth, and long term recovery. The owners, counselors, support staff, cleaning staff, and even the pets all play a role in creating an environment that feels safe, welcoming, and full of hope. They became like family during a time when I needed it most. A special thank you to Stella, whose homemade meals brought comfort and warmth every single day. You can feel the love and care that goes into everything she does. I arrived feeling lost, and I left with a renewed sense of purpose and direction. I can honestly say that I became aligned at Align, and for that, I will be forever grateful.

I highly recommend Align Recovery Center if you are looking for a great alcohol and drug program…read more The owners Michael and Stella are two of the most compassionate and selfless people I have met. I came into this program at my rock bottom. My family found Align and I was honestly scared to even consider detox let alone a 30 day program. As soon as I entered the doors they welcomed me with open arms. The staff which consist of nurses and counselors are comforting and just genuinely want you to get better. I was honestly so scared to commit but I'm so glad I did. Stella is a wonderful cook and she cooks with her heart. The rooms are spacious and the whole build is top notch clean. We had about 5 groups a day and I learned so much about my recovery. I came out feeling stronger than ever. If you are looking for a program that feels like home and teaches you about addiction and recovery then I 100% recommend. I'm so glad to call myself an Alumni from Align.

I think this doctor is fabulous. He listened, he explained things well, and he quickly addressed…read moreevery single one of the issues I brought up, which was not a short list. Dr. DuPont is clearly very smart and adept at making quick diagnoses... but not so quick that you wonder if he really even looked at your feet. I will definitely go back and will have my son see him as well.

I had a misunderstanding on a booking. Dr DuPont and his staff quickly responded to make the…read moresituation right in a professional manner. I am going to Dr DuPont because he treated my wife for plantar fasciitis two years ago and she was pleased.

Unfortunately I needed to see a doctor while here in Sonoma, on vacation. But I cannot say enough…read moregood things about this hospital! I was seen quickly, the nurse (Erin) was very kind & sweet, the doctor was nice, quick & efficient. I was in, treated, and out within 2 hours. Thank you!

Everything except heart exam which was extremely painful. The nurse was trying to do a good job but…read morethe pressure to obtain a good image was too much.

Fantastic care, Fantastic helpful employees!…read more My 88 year old Father required Hospice care. Nurse Molly, and Social worker Andrea did the initial home visit, Dr. Kessler prescribed the meds, and Nurse "Penny" & Andrea made a follow-up visit. All very professional, and helpful! (Sorry if I have any names wrong). My seasoned R.N. wife was Very impressed with everyone as well! Thank you ALL so much for your needed help! We will be praying for your wisdom on how to "negotiate" with my 85 year old Mom.

Never would choose them, not enough staff, no help when needed etc…read more In the past it was known for its outstanding service. Well that changed.

I see the treatment I received from Dr. H & Dr. K as a life-long investment in my spinal health…read more The education and insight I received from Dr. H has helped me take much better care of myself and my back. I am really grateful to have found their office and to have put my trust into their healing hands! My posture has improved SO much from starting care here. I feel better, I sleep better, other areas of pain have gone away and I stand taller and straighter than I ever have! Dr H and K are super kind and caring. They're office is high energy and I can tell they believe in what they do! Would highly recommend!

5 stars is truly an understatement of a review. This place and the faculty in it have changed my…read morelife and widened my abilities to live it to the fullest tremendously! Before I came in, I constantly struggled with migraines, neck and severe back pain which extremely limited my ability to do things and live freely without pain. However with the help of Dr. Hodgson and his wife Dr. Lowry's expertise I have been able to wake up every day without worrying about having a debilitating headache or stiff neck. I love this office and consider these doctors a second family and this place a second home. They are genuine, authentic and as a patient I have always been able to tell that my care is their first priority. My subluxations have gotten so much better and I would genuinely recommend this practice to anyone who is seeking out top notch, high quality care. Thank you both for everything!:))

I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere for hospice care. Continuum Hospice added stress to an…read morealready stressful situation--my mom passing. Care was inconsistent from the start. After enrolling on a Saturday, no nurse visited until Friday, leaving us on our own for five days. The nurse who did come called (with poor reception) to suggest stopping all medications, then never followed up--I had to track down the physician myself for guidance. I wasn't given the blue book--"Gone From my Sight" that explains the dying experience until the day before she died. Communication and clinical judgment were unreliable. When she had a severe reaction to morphine, it was dismissed by a nurse, and I had to escalate to the physician to get her medication changed. The day before my mother passed, I was told she was not transitioning. She died the next day. There were also clear signs of understaffing. They repeatedly offered help with bathing, but no one showed up for weeks--too late to be appropriate. After her death, the nurse who arrived to declare her death had her name wrong and lacked basic information we had already provided. So I was having to correct the spelling of her name and get my phone to give her the name and phone number of the mortuary. I had given this information to the social worker so it should have been in their system. A small thing one could argue. But did not make me feel cared for. Compassion for my mom passing was absent. It was totally transactional. I regret not changing providers earlier. I tried to initiate a change, but the paperwork was not sent in a timely manner. If you are not happy with a Hospice change at the first sign of trouble as transfers once someone is close to passing are more difficult. I should have been able to focus on my mom and dad during these difficult final weeks--not manage gaps in care.

My mother received hospice care in Vallejo with Continuum Care North Bay. The nurse (Allison) at…read moreVallejo Cogir and I talked to the head nurse (Angela) at Continuum on the phone twice - once at the hospital and once when my mother was brought to her apartment at Cogir. Angela agreed to provide servicing of my mother's medication throughout the night every four hours. We even discussed the hours that they would provide care during the night. Angela put none of this information in writing. This organization and head nurse cannot be trusted to do what they say they will do. Continuum says we did not call for help throughout the night. Of course we didn't because we were told by Angela they would cover us.