I have visited Truewood Modesto many times while helping a family member make their decision…read more Truewood was my first choice after looking at many communities. The staff are all so wonderful and helpful. I even texted the General Manager late on a Sunday and received an immediate response. It was very reassuring. I give them 5 stars on our experience so far!

I really can't say enough great things about this place. The staff to me is what really stands…read moreout. Everyone is so nice. My dad was so hesitant but he absolutely loves it here. He said to me "these people seem like they really care" and I agree. They went above and beyond to make my dad feel comfortable and continue to do that on a daily basis. He can be very grumpy so this is not an easy task. Megan showed my sister and I around and was so patient as we wanted to see every room available. Megan answered all of our questions and really put us at ease . Amanda did the paperwork with my dad and was extremely patient and kind to him. Olivia at the front desk always has a smile and is so helpful to me as I live in San Diego so I call there a lot. These women are top notch and I thank them with all of my heart. My dad loves the food and the other residents. The residents were so welcoming to the new kid on the block. I just love this place for my Dad.

The front desk lady, Gloria, is the most wonderful, caring and positive person. The management is…read moreinvolved and compassionate. The cna's, housekeeping staff, med people and dining room staff are all friendly and positive! My father's room is very nice and he is very pleased with the food. There are many activities and even outings. It's only been a week, but so far I am pleased.

I was helping my father look for a place that would meet his needs and his budget when we took our…read moretour of Stratford Place. The staff greeted us and was very friendly. The place itself was very up to date, clean and lovely inside. We were very impressed. The only down side was the cost for the space. It was to be expected for the area though.

On Thursday around 1:00 PM, a bus driver whose name I unfortunately didn't catch truly saved my mom…read morefrom what could have been a very serious fall. I had gone to get the car, and when I came back around, my mom stood up and suddenly started falling backward. This amazing bus driver, who was truly an angel, reacted instantly and got behind my mom just in time to catch her before she hit her head on the cement. Her quick thinking, kindness, and compassion made all the difference in that moment. I am beyond grateful for what she did and wish I knew her name so I could thank her personally. When the time comes that my mother is ready for assisted living, Dale Commons is absolutely where I will be sending her. Staff members like this bus driver are one in a million, and her actions showed just how much the residents truly matter.

Attentive staff willing to spend time and to answer questions about different types of care optionsread more

Senior Apartments that are not too cheap…read more ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ While waiting for the Bus (long story since a had a car), I happen to notice that these looked like a Seniors place... since I am getting to that age sooner than later, I asked the nice older couple on the bench about the place. They said it was OK, but the max cost based on income was at most like $900/ mo for a one bedroom. Based on the shabby exterior of the building, I though that was quite pricey for crappy Modesto. It was likely more expensive than owning a simple condo or small house in the area, after you paid off the mortgage. Anyway, since our likely retirement pension would be right between poor & modest, it would be likely that we would have to pay $900/mo. This did not sound any cheaper than other apartments in the area. It is sad that you are encourage to save in 401k & such and then you get penalized for saving "too much" when you get old.... they do not factor in the ridiculous rise in healthcare costs for which you need a huge amount in savings...or the eventual near bankruptcy of Social Security Very Sad indeed....only the very rich can afford to retire with comfort & security in this country... Even people who worked their whole career saving lives & helping mankind...(.and paying tons of taxes to support prisoners, deadbeats, drug addicts, etc..) do not get a break. Ugh!

This is a great place for seniors to reside. Its got a warm homey feel. And they have a great…read morecommunity of friends.

Happy 60th * once a pond a time ' the adventures with . . …read more The staff are great peoples " like ROY would say ( quote) I will do it again Working on me vows;-) yee yee I love Lucy Eddie

No notice of staff entering or leaving apartment,fraudulent work orders being resolved .Asking…read morefamily members to pay ahead balances not even owed

My parents have been at Astoria for a year now. The staff goes above and beyond to make them…read morecomfortable and happy! They accommodate any and all special request we have had. They are very loving and kind and I HIGHLY recommend this place and a safe loving place for your loved ones to call home!

Unfortunately I have had a great deal of experience dealing with assisted living and skilled…read morenursing facilities and have found most of them to be criminally understaffed. Almost every place I have dealt with had patients lined up in the hallways, totally unattended - I guess as long as they're out of their rooms, It could be marked up as some level of care. It's hard to fault the caregivers because their hours are horrible and the working conditions are truly awful - but there are never administrators around to take your anger out on. I am happy to say that none of these conditions appear to exist at Astoria - quite the opposite in fact. This is the only place I have ever been to where the administrators are always around, they treat their residents and families like their own. I have never encountered so many wonderful, caring, genuinely kind people as those who work at Astoria. My mother-in-law has been a resident at the Oakdale facility since April 2024. She doesn't want to be there, she wants to be in her own home but unfortunately her condition does not allow her that luxury anymore. Every time I visit her, the staff greet us cheerfully, they respond to her needs within a few minutes, and they go out of their way to treat her with respect.

I've visited and am considering employment with Beth Haven. When first walking into the facility,…read moreyou notice the smell of a wonderful lunch coming soon from the kitchen. Most 'other' care facilities I've walked into, has that 'convalescent' smell. (You know the smell?) The staff greeted me so warmly and very polite and informative. ;-}

Quality care, excellent staff, good food; wonderful activities and events for the residents. A…read morewonderful caring environment, beautiful surroundings and decor, nice patio. A wonderful place for Mom!

When looking for a facility to put my parent, I "shopped" around Modesto and kept comparing…read moreeverything to Valley Comfort. It's not an easy decision to put your parent into a home, so I wanted to make sure I found the perfect one. Valley Comfort was it. The care and attention my parent is getting puts my mind at ease, as I know my parent is in the best hands possible receiving the best care. My parent seems happy, so I am too. Another big thing that made me choose Valley Comfort is the staff. Nick is awesome, when he took me on the tour of the facility, what really stood out is that he knew everyone's name. It showed me that they really take the time to get to know each person. And for the rest of the staff, they are all so friendly and extremely helpful. It makes it feel really family oriented. I know it's not an easy decision to put a parent or a loved one into a home. But Valley Comfort has put my mind at ease and I'm glad I have been able to count on them.

Terrible place. Please don't put your family here. They will tell you anything you want to hear to…read moreget your money. I had my mother in here. They sit in front of a TV all day and do nothing. Meal time they treat them like animals.