We moved my mother from another facility. She had been at for five years…read more The transition was smooth everybody we've met so far has been helpful, kind and courteous we've been here for a week and a half and she's still getting top-notch care from the nurse to all the caretakers to the chefs to the administration. Everybody is just top-of-the-line couldn't ask for a nicer place to have your loved one.

My husband was at the Good Samaritan for 10 months. The staff were wonderful and he received great…read morecare. If I ever need the same kind of care O wouldn't hesitate to be placed there. Wonderful care givers.

I was a home health and hospice nurse for 40+ years. When I had to place my loved one this was the…read morefacility I chose. My Mother-in-law was a difficult resident due to confusion, combativeness and being confrontational. She was a resident for over 5 years. Wonderful interactive activities and care. The food is great. She could not have received any better loving care. Worked well with hospice team to give comfort care.

5 stars is not enough. My beloved father could no longer live independently after multiple…read morehospitalizations in late 2023. He resisted any kind of help in his own home. After another scary fall I knew that living alone was no longer an option. I toured several options and ultimately selected Ramona Senior Manor. When I walked in the front doors I knew this place was different. I saw a care team of loving staff attending to the residents (it was meal time). I met with the admitting staff to review my father's needs, likes and dislikes. He was still in the ER at hospital and the only way he would go was if I forced the issue. I was so upset and worried he would be angry at me and that our relationship would be forever damaged. Jim - went to the ER and talked to my dad about what it would look like for him to stay at "the Manor" to get him stronger. We selected a large room downstairs. The team made sure every request I had was fulfilled (from a small refrigerator to a desk where he could sit and do his "bills". My father thrived at the Manor. To watch him socialize and eat three square meals was so special. He gained weight and talked about how good the food was! He accepted that he was struggling on his own and took advantage of every opportunity to participate in all the activities! My father was inherently a kind gentle and lovely human. We got to see the best of him come out again when he finally accepted the help he so desperately needed. My father ended up going on hospice care after a month at the Manor. He did not want anymore hospital visits. Ramona Senior Manor works in conjunction with Hospice provider we selected (Radiant Hospice) to have a continuous care team making each day the best possible! My father made his transition on December 28, 2024. He had been a resident since November 17, 2023 and on Hospice services since December 2023. To every single human from the chef to the janitor and each and every person who showered him with kindness and care we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We love all of you. The family of Robert "Lynn" Bennett. October 14,1934 - December 28, 2024.

Great facility! Herika and staff are wonderful. They really care. Nice grounds and they take care…read moreof my mom as if she were family.

My Grandma (Carol) lived here untill she pased recently. I love this place and all the people in…read moreit. It is like a home and my Grandma felt like she was at home, they took the best care of her I could not have asked for better. Thank you all for everything. Chris Patania-Weldon

I needed to find help for my mom who is caring for my dad who has Lewy Body dementia. She is…read moreexhausted and overwhelmed. I saw the great reviews for San Diego Home Caregivers and reached out to them. They set up a quick home evaluation and Sterling came out to the house. My mom told me that he was so kind, gentle, and full of compassion. He then called me to fill me in on a plan to get them help. Sterling went above and beyond to provide us help. It was clear to me that Sterling is in this business because he cares more about people than simply making a dollar. If you are looking for a company that cares about those you care about, I highly recommend San Diego Home Caregivers. You will be as thoroughly impressed as us when you meet Sterling at the free home evaluation. Hope this review is helpful to you in choosing the right caregiver company!

Not a right fit for me but the gentleman on the other end of the email was both delightfully…read morepleasant and helpful with his breakdown.

Together hospice was extremely helpful with my wife's hospice care. Jason set us up with casa del…read moreSol turned out to be just an excellent care facility, vida the owner and a RN and her staff were simply excellent and very caring, the nurses that together hospice provided we're excellent and kept us well informed, I would recommend casa del Sol and together hospice for anybody who needs elderly Care

Consumer beware. When an order is written that medication is to be used P.R.N. (per request…read moreneeded)..it is per their need. They fail to telephone the family and notify them that things are out of control and do you want a particular medication listed or in their emergency kit for your loved one. They make the decision and it is not a good decision! They use standardized high does of strong medication such as morphine, haldol and Seroquel to control your loved one when better options are available. You know that their intent is to never have your love one walk again but use MEDICATION RESTRAINT to keep them medicated when they don't send a wheelchair for them to sit up in. They have nurses who one assessed your loved one and comes up with different approach than another nurse. You should state you want to be called prior to any sedating medication is prescribed. Calls should never be made after adminerstating medication. CLEARLY STATE you want a call before they administer PRN medication. Otherwise they will kill your loved one faster than it should occur.

My mother is in memory care in forth floor. Lynn Torino director is kind, efficient and always…read morewilling to help in any way and it makes it so much easier. The caregivers are kind and caring! Highly recommend.

One of the things that sets Grossmont Garden Memory Care apart is the food. Executive Chef Justin…read moreputs so much care into every meal, and it shows -- fresh ingredients, great flavors, and menus that feel special. Combined with the compassionate staff and the wonderful activity program, it creates a warm, vibrant environment. The St. Patrick's Day celebration was a perfect example: themed dishes, cheerful decorations, and residents genuinely enjoying themselves.

After touring several facilities in La Mesa, we found that Montera La Mesa offers the best, most…read moresincere, quality services at a very reasonable cost. We really appreciated our two thorough visits with Nurse Robin and our tours of the facility with Sarah. Both the entire facility and the vacant room are very clean, peaceful, and inviting. While it was a very tough decision, we have decided to postpone our move for now. However, we will certainly consider Montera again when we are ready.

My mother lived at The Montera in Assisted Living from May 2024 until she was forced to leave in…read moreMay 2026. I want to acknowledge that many of the caregivers and staff were kind, compassionate, and truly cared about her. My concerns are with the administration and management and the newly hired director, Karinna. My mother has dementia, but she is high functioning. Not only was this my opinion, but numerous staff members commented on how independent she was compared to other residents. She has poor short-term memory and occasional confusion, but she was significantly more independent than every Memory Care resident and even most residents in Assisted Living. The Montera announced that care level pricing would be increasing but never informed me that my mother's care level had been changed from Level 1 to Level 2. I only discovered this after seeing a document I had to sign with an unexpected increase of approximately $600 per month. There was never a meaningful discussion with Karinna explaining why her care level had changed or what additional services she would be receiving. In reality, nothing about her care changed--only the cost--along with having to deal with this dismissive and patronizing new director. The justification given by Karinna was that staff administered her medications twice a day. However, this had been her medication schedule for the entire previous year and was already part of the care they had been providing. In an effort to reduce costs, I worked closely with her physician to consolidate her medications into one daily administration. Unfortunately, that change was not medically appropriate and did not work well for my mother. As soon as I began the process of returning her to the medication schedule that best supported her health, management showed no patience or willingness to allow time for the transition. Instead, I was told by Karinna that she would have to move to Memory Care or leave the community. Memory Care would have increased her monthly cost by another approximately $2,200. More importantly, I strongly believed--and still believe--that moving her to Memory Care would have been detrimental to her well-being. She was thriving in Assisted Living, remained socially engaged, and functioned at a much higher level than residents in Memory Care. Unfortunately, management seemed far more focused on administrative policies and money than on what was actually in my mother's best interest. Families deserve transparent communication, thoughtful collaboration, and individualized care decisions. Instead, I experienced poor communication, unexpected cost increases, and an ultimatum that left our family with no reasonable option other than to move her. If you are considering The Montera for a loved one, I encourage you to ask detailed questions about how care levels are determined, what specifically triggers changes, how those decisions are communicated, and whether those decisions truly reflect a resident's needs. The Montera I experienced in 2024 was not the same Montera my family experienced in 2026. Since the change in executive leadership (Karinna), the culture appears to have shifted away from individualized care and toward administrative policies and financial decisions. That change ultimately cost my mother her home. I would like to end on a positive note because there are truly exceptional people who work here. Jackie and Brianna at the front desk were always incredibly patient, welcoming, and kind to my mother. Melody always brought the fun, laughter, positivity, perseverance, and genuine compassion into my mom's life, and I will always be grateful for the difference she made. I also want to recognize Aileen, whose knowledge, guidance, and willingness to help us through difficult decisions meant so much to our family. These remarkable women are the reason my mother had any positive experiences and WHY they get a second star at The Montera. I sincerely hope the administration recognizes and values employees like them, because they are the heart of this community.

My dad got an infection, went to the hospital and declined rapidly. He ended up at Parkview and was…read moreonly there for a few days before he passed. Every single aspect of Parkview Home was perfect. The house is clean, quiet, comfortable, peaceful. The nurses are excellent- every single one of them. They are kind, gentle, caring. They made his sudden and unexpected passing much less painful for our family because we knew he was in such good hands. We have discussed on several occasions how perfect it was to have him go there. We will never forget what they did for our dad. I truly hope there is a bed open if your family is in need of one. You will be lucky.

My mom came to Parkview hospice home after 2 weeks in sharp hospital. The staff is AMAZING! From…read morethe moment we arrived they were so kind and patient they explained everything to me in detail and comforting way. My mom was there for 2 weeks, and they were so attentive, kind, compassionate. Kept her comfortable, clean/bathe, checking on her every hour, turning her. The nurses and staff were very welcoming of our family coming to visit, my brother and I, plus our significant others spent days with my mom and we never felt unwelcome, they checked on us as much as they checked on my mom. On my mom's second to last day her family came to visit her, about 20 people, some in the room with her some out in the living areas, we were as comfortable as if it was our own home. It was truly a full circle care. I'm forever going to be grateful to Parkway hospice home and Sharp for making my mom's last moments as comfortable as they can be, under the circumstances.