Gloria's is the best place for elder care. My dad has been there for two years. He considers it…read more"home". He loves living there. The staff is amazing, and the owners put the residence best interest first. I so much appreciate everything about GCC, and consider the owners and staff as family. My dad has dementia. I am convinced the physical and mental stimulation, and general care, has stemmed the advancement of this hideous disease over the last two years.

Had a TERRIBLE experience at Gloria's Country Care!…read more Had my loved one there for a couple years, until recently learning horrible mistreatment and neglect. Upon speaking with previous and current caregivers I learned of all the terrible things that have been done to all residents and my loved one. At this point I feel sorry for my LO for putting her through such a traumatic experience. Since, I have removed my LO and placed in better care. I highly DISCOURAGE this care facility to anyone due to inhuman treatment.

Woodland Gardens staff provided excellent supportive care for my sister and for me and our family…read more The environment in WG is bright, clean and lively. The nurses and management are helpful and engaging and my sister loved living there. I am recommending Wodland Gardens wholeheartedly for anyone needing assisted care.

Today my Mom moved into Woodland Gardens. It is such a great place for her and the moving in…read moreexperience was so easy. The staff is amazing and everyone is so friendly.

Jim is wonderful! Even visited my dad when he ended up in a nursing facility and brought him…read moreflowers. Great, quality, caring service!

I can't say enough about how professional and convenient their service is to use. The kindness my…read morefamily was shown over the holidays is a direct result of how family oriented Advance Homecare Solutions really is. Highly recommend!

Although the Aide that was assigned to my Mom was very nice and the Chaplain was great, we were…read moredisappointed in the response time for an after hours Nurse. It took 2-4 hours for a nurse to arrive after the initial call. No communication was ever provided as to an ETA. We were left just sitting and waiting - even after subsequent calls were made to the main number. Additionally, we had our hand slapped by the social worker assigned to my Mom for 3 calls (within a 5 week period) for a nurse. She told me that we should not have called for a nurse as they weren't medically necessary and were caregiver tasks (I don't know if my Mom was having a stroke or not because I am not a trained medical professional). The nurse even berated my Mom for having called as she felt there was nothing wrong with her! Last time I checked, if my Mom thought she was having a stroke, that would be considered medically necessary. The first thing they told us was to ALWAYS call them first, but then blamed us when we called and they sent a nurse out. Why are we blamed because they don't know how to triage? My Mom was dying from cancer and shouldn't have to decide if how she is feeling is "medically necessary." Overall, this was a bad experience and we ended up changing to Snowline Hospice (which was a 100% improvement). I would NOT recommend this hospice company.

I don't particularly care to leave negative reviews but my experience with this company was truly…read moresubpar. I was contacted immediately once my referral went through, and they were quick to send someone to evaluate me and establish care. But that's where the good service ended. i was told I would be contacted to schedule my next appointment, and no one reached out. When I finally called them, nearly a week later, I was told the therapist they assigned me to was out. Why, then, was I not contacted nor assigned to another therapist? They assigned me to another therapist and scheduled an appointment for 2:00P the following day. At 2:11P, I received a text from the therapist letting me know that they were on the way (well after my appointment time) and would arrive around 3:00P. I declined to proceed with that appointment. After great consideration, I decided to try again. The new therapist they sent was nice enough, but there were issues. They wore a lot of fragrance that lingered in my home well after their departure, which is saying something as my appointments lasted 15-20 minutes, tops. They did not count reps, time warm ups, or check and correct for form at all. I stayed quiet on all of these issues to see if they improved but they did not. I was also not given any "homework" and exercises I should perform on my own in between appointments. Additionally, the company is disorganized and, on my final visit, the therapist arrived and told me I was due for an evaluation, despite having only having 2 prior home visits. They attempted to contact the company while at my home to get more info. No one responded and they prepared to leave until I asked if I could have my PT session since we had scheduled it and they were already there. We did proceed with another short session. The last straw was when yet another person reached out saying that they're my therapist, without explaining that they are the therapist assigned to perform the evaluation. It took several questions for me to figure that out. It was also at this time that I learned that my sessions should have been for 45 minutes. I was quite dismayed to discover that I should have been receiving much longer PT sessions than I was receiving, and I decided that I just didn't want to deal with this agency any longer. The 15 minute sessions don't feel particularly beneficial, and the hassle of dealing with this company is not worth what I get out of it. Again, I'm quite reticent to leave negative reviews. However, this is an agency that services people who are recovering from surgery and major medical events, and people should know what they may be getting in to. This was my personal experience, and based on other reviews it seems like some other people have certainly had positive outcomes. This was just not the case for me. Everyone was very nice and polite, and I have no complaints in that area. Unfortunately, it wasn't enough to overcome the other issues and make me want to continue working with them.

Monarch hospice is amazing! They truly care about each and every patient on services. Kenzie, Zee…read moreand the team are easy to work with, communicative and advocate for the residents. Thank you Monarch!!

Covell Gardens is one of the assisted living communities in Davis. It's a rather large place with 3…read morefloors and an expansive lobby. I live in a 1-bedroom apartment with a small balcony. A reliable source indicated that my apartment is as nice as apartments in the University Retirement Community in West Davis. My caregivers are attentive to my needs and respectful. There are usually 3 caregivers on duty during waking hours. The dining room consists of 2 and 4 seat tables with one 6 person table, a private dining area and outdoor seating. You order off of menus and waiters serve your food and beverages. There are many varied activities and weekly excursions for residents to participate in. The most popular activities seem to be the daily exercise class and musical performances.

I moved my mom into Atria Covell Gardens a couple weeks ago and could not be happier with the…read moreexperience. The staff are friendly and compassionate and helpful, the community is beautiful and great care is taken to keep it that way, there are multiple menu options for each meal and the food is delicious. My mom's apartment is very nice and has made her transition from living independently in her own home to living at Covell Gardens much easier. I would encourage anyone looking for an assisted living facility in Davis to consider Atria Covell Gardens.

Sutter Davis Hospital has provided my family with professional and empathetic care. The wait time…read morewas not prolonged, actually pretty quick in the emergency room. Procedures were explained and questions were answered. I'm so grateful that Sutter has a hospital close to home. Parking is always EASY! Campus is always clean!

I brought my infant son to the Emergency Department after being referred from Urgent Care, and…read moreunfortunately our first interaction left a very negative impression. The RN at the reception desk, Diana S., did not provide the level of professionalism or courtesy I expected. The Urgent Care staff gave me a referral paper with my son's information and instructed me to hand it to the Emergency Department staff. When I handed the paper to her, she did not look at it and instead began asking me questions about my own medical history, including my allergies. My infant son was right next to me in his stroller, and I had to interrupt to explain that he--not I--was the patient. Had the referral paper been reviewed, it would have been clear that I was the mother and my infant son was the patient. The most upsetting moment was when a gust of wind blew the referral paper onto her side of the desk. She picked it up, crumpled it into a ball, and threw it into the trash without saying a word. Since Urgent Care had specifically instructed me to hand that paper to the Emergency Department, seeing it immediately discarded without any explanation was shocking. As a mother bringing my infant to the ER, I was already scared and worried. This interaction made me feel deeply disrespected. Patients and their families deserve to be treated with basic courtesy, especially when they are seeking emergency care for a sick child.

Villa Natomas Elderly care has given excellent services to our loved one. Pio and Javier from…read moreadministration gave great services by assuring our loved one's needs were met and providing prompt assistance for even hospice care. Our loved one had more smiles during his care giver with Barbara Williams. She used her creativity to help his appetite since his taste buds often changed, that's why she was his gourmet care giver. She would find the best time to get his care done since he was not good about being on a schedule. And even at the end of his passing he would have a smile talking about her excitement care for him.