My mom had to be placed here without warning. It has been very difficult for her and us with this…read moretransition. The thing that made it the best was the nurses and Cnas.....especially Sandra V. the social worker. She has gone above and beyond to help my mother with her needs. We could never have survived without her

Our family memeber was sent here from the hospital... we were unsure of what to expect. But we have…read morebeen more than happy with the level of care our loved one is receiving. The staff has been kind and caring. Also their communication with us is 5star. Our questions are always answered with kindness and professionalism. The faculty is clean and well kept. Everyone we have felt with has been helpful and kind.

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Martel, and it's evident that professional development…read moreand continuous improvement are at the core of El Monte Convalescent Hospital. The team at El Monte Convalescent Hospital is dedicated to providing high-quality care and ensuring that every staff member is equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to meet the needs of their patients. It's refreshing to see a facility that invests in its staff and values growth and improvement. Thank you to Martel for speaking with me and hearing my concerns.

This place actually cares about its patients. The quality of the care is exceptional. The staff is…read morecaring and well informed. The facility is clean and well maintained. The only negative I can say is that their parking lot is tiny, and I wish they were closer to home. Why can't all care facilities be like these guys too? A business that checks all the boxes, runs on all cylinders, looks great, feels great, and makes not only your loved one feel good, but also gives their family a sense of relief knowing their loved one is in good hands.

I want to take the time to acknowledge specifically the PT team and the nurse Erica to recognize…read moretheir care in excellence! My father is not mobile or able to speak, making it especially challenging for staff to identify his needs. Nonetheless, I witnessed Erica take the time to address every need till he was comfortable. One can only imagine how difficult it must be not to be able to communicate with my father while tending to his needs. The PT team works excellently with my father's rehab, and honestly, without their dedication to my father's mobility, he would not have the quality of life he has right now, which is eons more than what it was at the start. Erica, you have no idea how much relief it is for me to know that someone as kind and patient as you helped my dad! I truly hope your work does not go unnoticed. Because you are the poster child of what every nurse should strive to be like: compassionate, empathetic, kind, and patient! Thank you to Del Mar Convalescent!

I knew Del Mar was the SNF to go when I had to start considering it for my mom. She was going to be…read moretransferred there from Garfield Hospital and I needed to start getting things ready for the change. I got connected with Vivien immediately and she was able to answer my million questions on the spot and was really reassuring throughout the whole process (and more!). I quickly stopped by the facility for a tour with Ivy and felt really good about the decision. Facility was clean, brightly lit, and very well staffed. My mom was admitted mid June and the team took exceptional care of her. She has a long list of complicated issues, but Jie (Director of Nursing) reassured me she's had patients before with similar conditions. Everyone there is extremely kind and patient with her, making it really easy for her to trust them. They even treated my dad and I like one of their own and it just showed me how much they care. They were quick to identify issues and would always call me when they felt she needed to be sent into the hospital. I can't say enough great things about the care team, especially the ones that constantly have my mom - Ping, Aydee, Selina, TB, Mayra. There are SO many others here that have contributed to her care and we're all so thankful for them.

Kind attentive care, clean caring people. If the patient is willing to participate in their…read morerecovery the chances are good they will. Can get a little noisy there, but overall very wonderful care.

Honestly think this facility would be best for Mexican Americans. Some nurses good, but many were…read morenot. Some nurses are so heartless, they made fun of me when my relative died, and failed to call me, robbing me of being with them at the end of their life, even though I was close by. They threw all their belongings in garbage bags in the few days before I could get there, even though I asked them to let me pack up, after being there for years. They broke their brand new radio too, when it worked just a few days earlier. So uncaring, they refused to even leave the radio on for them, blind, crippled, and mute. KEEP YOUR FAMILY AT HOME IF AT ALL POSSIBLE! ALL 7 FACILITIES I TRIED DISAPPOINTED ME TERRIBLY. AND DO NOT HESITATE TO TALK TO THE DON, ADMINISTRATOR, OR THE AUTHORITIES IF YOU SEE MISTREATMENT.

Best skilled nursing facility I have ever had, special thanks to Marketer Vivien and nurse, rehab…read morestaff for the best of care for my family, quiet neighborhood and nice environment, facility is clean and no odor at all. Thank you so much for the care!

We were very happy with the care my mother received during her stay here after leaving the…read morehospital. The staff were kind, friendly, and always approachable. It was easy to communicate with them, and they were responsive whenever we had questions or needed assistance. Knowing that my mother was in a place where the staff genuinely cared about her gave our family peace of mind. We are very grateful to everyone who helped take care of her.

My family member never wanted to be in a nursing facility. We were not able to provide the around…read morethe clock care she needed at home and decided to give Pine Healthcare a chance after our first tour. Mandy and staff were welcoming and cheerful every time we visited, which was everyday for almost 3 years. The facility was always clean and fresh. My family member participated in all their daily activities with Brenda and Wendy. She was reluctant and shy at first but they became people she looked forward to seeing everyday. They became her family. They watched movies, painted nails, did crafts, exercised, played games, and cooked together. Her bedsheets were changed daily and her room was cleaned and disinfected daily as well. The cleaning staff is amazing. They were always happy to do their job. Nurses and health staff came in to see her frequently...oftentimes just to say hello and check-in. The nurses communicated with our family on a regular basis. They would check in to see us when we visited and always reminded us to feel free to reach out for anything we needed. We also got phone calls to inform us of any changes that were to come up. The staff at Pine Grove Healthcare changed my entire family's view on nursing facilities. They made our family member feel at home. Thank you Pine. We are forever grateful.

Pine is a small, clean facility that treats their patients with a personal delicate touch. It…read moredoesn't have the disconnected, worn down feel that many nursing facilities have. It feels more like a community then it does a long/short term care facility. We were consistently able to get updates from the staff as they were easily accessible & there was always open communication. They always included us in the plan of care. My aunt & majority of the family was fearful and reluctant to have her in a nursing facility initially. Pine became her home until she passed. Both she and we appreciate the kindness, nurturing embrace, and patience of the staff that accommodated her personality. She stopped asking to come home after she adjusted because they took such wonderful care of her. She was terrified of losing her bed ! Mandy was our lifeline throughout this roller coaster battling with health issues and always made sure my aunt was taken care of. We were reassured knowing she was under the care of staff at Pine & are forever grateful. They really changed my aunt's life & gave us peace as a family. Thank you Mandy- we could not have given my aunt the best years of her life at the end of her life nor allowed her to lay to rest in a dignified way had it not been for you. Pine was my aunt's home & the place that held our last memories of her.

Hi, my name is Rich S. And I spent 72 days at Temple City Healthcare…read more I was recovering from ankle replacement surgery and I chose this location because of the recommendation from Keck-USC hospital L.A. ( where I had my surgery). Temple City Health Care is an approved location from Keck-USC location where they have doctors follow up with your recovery. This was a key for my decision. The Administrator (Joanne) walks the halls and checks all the patients. I felt like I was part of the family of Temple City Healthcare. The Staff like I mentioned above made me feel like I was part of their family. I would like to recognize the following personal: Karla charge nurse Judy Rn Stephanie Juan charge nurse Rosario Rose Guadalupe Guadalupe Brenda Pam Chris Robert Cara Stephanie charge nurse Carol Leigha Sandy Tiffany charge nurse Dianna Alice Trasinna Marci you did a fantastic job Dave I probably left some personal out and I am truly sorry but you made a difference for me in my recovery. I personally wish to recognize the personal in the Rehabilitation Department: Shea Brandon Ralph Jacob They performed a miracle in my rehabilitation from a person who was unable to walk to my current status of walking with a walker. Thank you for putting up with me‼ Rich S

My name is Mark H. and recently I spent about 3 weeks at Temple City Health Care recovering from…read moresurgery and I'd like to share my experience while staying here. I can speak from experience due to the fact that I have had many major surgeries and had to go thru rehabilitation a number of times. I arrived here from Keck Hospital & had no idea what to expect. The staff whether, an RN, LVN, CNA, etc.... showed a sincere desire to help and I was very relieved because I had no Idea what to expect. Even in the most challenging conditions, the staff always conducted themselves with professionalism and a sincere desire to help their residents. I enjoyed 3 meals a day and I can name many places where the food wasn't half as good, hats off to the cooks & kitchen staff--Bravo!! My stay there was pleasant & helpful in terms of healing, the rehab team did their best to see that I progressed from day to day and I'm very grateful for their help. If you are searching for a place like this, i would strongly consider Temple City Convalescent. I would like to thank some of the staff that I believe did an outstanding job during my stay there. Special ThanksTo: Gellyn Sarnicula, Julian Fuentes(CNA), Rubing Wang AKA "JoJo," Judy Xu(RN), Juan Arciga(LVN), Thea Adlao(LVN), Jaime Blas(RNA/CNA), Madel Locsin, Kara Fernandez(front desk), Sandy(TX), Juneting Chia, Elva Perez, Klarissa Morales and Maria Diaz. All of you earned my respect and admiration for a job Well Done! May God Bless All of You and Your Families.

Carry Care Medical Transport values working with Darlene (Social Worker) at the Santa Fe. She is…read moreattentive, communicates clearly, and keeps coordination running smoothly. We appreciate her reliability and professionalism.

I highly recommend this place. It's very clean sanitary. The nurses are very nice and friendly…read more Staff is very friendly. The activity department is very unique and amazing. Two residence. I highly recommend taking your loved one here.

Never in my life would I think to give any nursing facility over a 3 star rating. I'm sure you know…read morewhat I'm talking about... most places are old, neglectful, dirty, and chaotic/depressing. I am delightfully and surprisingly impressed with Ramona Nursing & Rehab. It is such a relief to know my father is with trusted and caring professionals. Almost everyone, even people in different stations, know my father by name. They staff will smile, greet you, and tend to your request quickly. They have a great team of healers including PT, OT, Speech therapy. And the administration is friendly as well. They are proactive and patient. The facility is clean and organized. Though the building is old and dated, you can see the effort they put in to keep it as comfortable as possible. Parking lot is always full weekdays. Weekends are much better, less staff at the facility, so more time for visitations.

They refuse to allow patients to use the bathroom because of their safety, and instead insist on…read moreusing diapers. they claim the patient might fall! Patients are there to recover and regain their mobility, right? But they would rather keep them confined to their beds or wheelchairs. Any questions are met with the same frustrating response of "I don't know." Our loved one left the facility after 6 weeks and still unable to walk independently. Yet, after only 2 weeks at home with minimal physical therapy, ( 3 times a week) he is now walking without any assistance. Stay away from this facility!

This is one of the best facility my husband has been in, he received all of his need care and some…read morenew ones that we were not aware of, the nurses truly wonderful caring patient and believe me my husband is a picky person he had escape Avery facility he has been in but not this one he said that they always check up on him before the nurses change their shifts or when home it made him feel special. I would always be informed of any kind of changes. Thanks to all the staff that work at Arcadia health care nursing home . And the social workers were so helpful and truly do thier job to make sure that all that can be done is done.

Came here for the second time to visit a good friend who is sick. When I pulled into the driveway…read moreand stopped at the valet parking, there was no one there once again. I waited and then decided to turn around using the narrow driveway and was confronted by an employee, maybe the alleged valet guy. He rudely pointed for me to turn around and get out, which is what I was trying to do. What a jerk! I had to park on a side street about 300 yards from the front entrance. (I am 78 years old.) At least I was able to sign in on the computer by myself this time and didn't have to deal with the young rude Hispanic woman at the front desk. (I dealt with her during my last visit in August.)