My dad lived at the Townehouse for 10 months. We picked the Townehouse as our family has lived here…read morein Ventura for over 57 years and my brother worked at the Townehouse in high school in the 70's. We thought it had a great reputation. Boy, was I wrong. I agree with Bob F. and he wrote his review 7 years ago. The administration, especially Evan and Johnathon, tell you what you want to hear. I just found out that Johnathon is the owner's son, so that really tells you they don't care. If you do not have an advocate checking on your loved one, you had better get one. My dad was in memory care due to his Parkinson's. James, who runs Memory Care, and his staff try their best to help when problems come up, but they are extremely understaffed. When I went to Evan and Johnathon to complain about it a few times I got nowhere. I even told Evan he should go help change briefs as that is what James does to help out. My dad passed away 3 weeks ago and I have yet to get a call, card, or any condolence from the Townehouse. The staff at Memory Care showed our family much sympathy, but to get nothing from the Townehouse management is an utter disgrace.

My grandmother lived here independently in the early 2000s and my mother lives in memory care in…read more2025. For decades Ventura Townehouse has provided the most beautiful, warm, and social environment, exceptionally managed by five star professionals who go above and beyond. The main independent living areas have a resort vibe and the dining room and grounds are gorgeous. Memory care is the loveliest I've seen in California. Every room has its own front patio entrance. The memory care community house is a hub of constant activity and has a delightful large patio and lawn area where there are holiday events with live music. My husband and I enjoy sitting outside and talking with the memory care residents. It feels like a real home and a real family. Everyone seems as content as possible. The professionals are superb at their jobs and make it look effortless.

They let go of all there workers and are always struggling ... they don't pay enough ... they get…read moremad if you ask for a day just cause they are low staff Thts the reason they shouldn't just be letting go off people also the manager John I heard many things of him my girlfriend works there and she doesn't feel welcome she says they are racist

They pay their caregivers 17.50 the hour, caregivers are the foundation of any Institution of that…read moresort, that place has very high rates to their clients, it's expensive to live there but sadly they are underpaying the must important part of it.

Social services is always easy to work with. As is the administration and care teams.read more

Victoria Care Center provides excellent service, from warm and welcoming hospitality to engaging…read moreactivities that keep residents active and connected. We're so grateful to have such a wonderful facility close to home and would highly recommend it again and again!

Stephanie Orenyak is truly wonderful! She always takes the time to listen and understand the…read morefamilies needs. Stephanie is a caring professional who has helped families through difficult times. She is compassionate and genuinely the kindest person. I would highly recommend Pacific Crest Hospice and Stephanie who will help you anyway she can. I cannot say enough about the care she gives every family... she is truly a blessing!

I have worked with Stephanie Orenyak helping seniors for quite some time. I'm on the in home care…read moreside and she does hospice. She is wonderful to work with and my clients love her. She makes them feel heard and supported. I highly recommend her. She's my go to hospice person and I trust her completely.

Just saying, I am home now they were glad to get rid of me because I knew too much. And I got home…read moreand I noticed that all of my 10 mg OXY to get me through a couple days well that card with the medicine is missing. Not sure who's taking it or selling it but that ain't good. This is a shady operation. And I'm gonna sell you. This is not the last time. They're gonna see me because I'm coming back. I'm gonna get trained as an ombudsman for skilled nursing facilities and I'll be making my return to do reports to the health department. This is dirty and shady. There are some great people that work there and there are some nurses that think they are gods. Not good. They lie and they steal. There are good workers. Ashlynn was great.Dino....great....... They need to train the new people coming in. They need to train the non-caring nurses that probably took the nursing course online during Covid because they have no idea how to divvy out pain medicine to a person who is in need. I waited well over my time. And then they said well you're supposed to tell me you're in pain. I said I've been ringing my bill now for over an hour and a half and I told the doctor and he said oh I'll talk to them. Bullshit he's just as bad. Some big fluffy guy comes in and says he's the doctor. Tells me you will get your medicine on time and the next time it was not on time. I checked myself out. They paid for me to go home because they knew I knew too much. Don't put a family member there if you care about them. There is infection breeding in that place. Look at the pictures I took and that's just a few. Scary and shady that's how I would rate this place. Scary and shady. Now if you are lucky enough to meet Hans Taylor, you are lucky because he is the backbone of that place. He is the angel. He is the really best thing that Place has and if they don't give him a raise, that's sad. He was a sweetheart. The entire time to me helped me out more than anybody there. He even gave me a ride home. Bless his heart. There are angels and he is one of them. The little lady in the bed next to me knows what shadiness goes on there and she told me yeah you be careful of this one and this one and this one she said you have to just play the game Karen. I said OK I gotcha.

My father's getting really good care at the Coastal View. He loves the girls that work there. They…read moreare like a small community. The residents are friendly and the overall atmosphere is very loving. V. G.

The check-in was horrible. The room tiny and ill-staffed. It was like a house of horrors.read more

Very nice and airy. Many patios for relaxing, visiting and dining. Residents r friendly as well…read more Unfortunately the food is not very good. Poor quality, limited variety and unpleasant taste. However the staff r FANTASTIC. VERY professional and friendly.

Incredibly amazing care. The staff has been giving my brother. The best care anybody could give…read more I'm blown away by the attention to detail highly recommend them any little thing that happens. They contact me. They let me know what's going on and treat him and everybody with such respect and kindness.

I am a lifelong senior citizen from Santa Barbara County. I am a retired Water & Land Use attorney…read more I have always had the best medical care locally available. With my background and professional experience I believe I am well qualified to make this review. Also my current condition has lasted several months and as I progressed I was moved to a few different facilities. I started at Cottage which was like going to the Biltmore. Four page food menu with excellent food and all you wanted. Next I went to the Californian, definitely a step down from Cottage but OK. I was then transferred to this facility in Ojai. What a nightmare!!! Poorly trained staff. There were exceptions but I had some staff tell me their dirty secrets, including not being paid Ca. minimum wage. The food was jail grade and there were no alternatives. I m writing this in hope that I will save someone the nightmare I went through there. With my background I had thought I knew all there was to know about Ca. Civil Law but I was caught in this bureaucracy that I had never heard of where a patient may be held against his will for up to 3 weeks. I can't believe all our Civil Rights as an American citizen may be taken away because we get sick? I would rather go to jail than go back to this facility.

I was a patient at Santa Paula Post Acute for three years about 10 years ago. The facility takes…read morecare of men and women who are recovering from various maladies, and hoping to get well enough to leave there. Everybody at Santa Paula just wanted to go home, and I was no exception. The facility was a bit drab and dreary, as many of these places tend to be..."the nature of the beast" as they say. Although the Activity Department made a valiant attempt at keeping people occupied and busy with Bingo, movies, art and other games, Santa Paula Post Acute was still not "home." Residents were cared for on a day-to-day basis by CNAs (Certified Nurses' Assistants). There were also nurses (LVNs and RNs) who oversaw the passing of medications to patients, among other duties. Several nurses were also employed in the facility's various offices. During the years I was there, Santa Paula Post Acute did not have a very strong administration, which tended to lead to chaos and upsetting results in the running of the facility. I hope things are better there now! Santa Paula Post Acute is located at 250 March Street in Santa Paula.

Contrary to advise from others, mom was admitted for skilled nursing services…read more What a surprise, the care there has been more than we had ever anticipated. The medical staff is very patient and caring to her needs. The dietary program exceeds our expectations. There are daily activities for her to participate from Bingo to Karaoke. Every visit to the facility is pleasant and have always found mom to be well taken care of. Of course there is no place like home, but there are circumstances where the family can no longer meet the needs and 24 hour trained staff is needed. Very compassionate staff.

Our son had a traumatic brain injury and needed a lot of care. Neuro Restorative was the perfect…read moreplace for him. They were caring and attended to his every needs. The staff treated him like family and took exceptional care of him. The facility was extremely clean . We would not hesitate to put a family member there again if needed. I also really enjoyed that my son was able to go into the dinning room and have his meals with the other patients. Care Meridian also takes the patients out for special outings which my son loved! It was a very sad day for my son and for my husband and myself, when he left for a new care facility. I would highly recommend NeuroRestorative/Care Meridian!!

From my two visits here, I can't tell you too much other than the parking here sucks! But my best…read morefriend was in this facility for some time, and she liked this place. Sorry I can't elaborate further.

We saw Marc for the first time yesterday, I cannot say enough wonderful things about him. He was…read morekind and caring, friendly, and ready to get to work! None of this initial paperwork, "see you next time" nonsense. Marc dedicated every ounce of his attention to Kyle, pushed Kyle (in a good way) to work hard and to challenge himself in therapy. Marc was intuitive, creative, and continuously found opportunity to maximize the value of our session. If we could see him every day, we would. Looking forward to our next appointment and to working with Marc as long as we need him! ‍

DANGER! Do NOT entrust your care to this organization!! Rehabilitation is much too important and…read morethis facility has terrible administrative issues. Please note this review is not about the therapists themselves but that hardly matters if you can't actually get in to see them. My insurance cleared me for 20 sessions without ANY time restrictions or expiration date. They were only "able" to get me in 5 times and that was a full five weeks after I was supposed to start. On the 6th appt they said they put their own end date in their system and therefore I couldn't be seen that day and had me fill out my forms all over again but after three phone calls over two weeks, I never got in again, nor were they able to email or print my exercises then or on any of my visits. And it's not just me, every single time I sat in the waiting room I watched them turn away people for various clerical reasons -- they literally sent elderly people home who had clearly gone to great lengths to secure transportation there. Turned away children whose parents had gotten time off to bring their children there. Offering no apologies, only random excuses about glitches in their computer system, just shameful. The facility is clean enough but the equipment is very old. DON'T RISK YOUR HEALTH. There are numerous facilities to choose from nearby and many more a short drive further.