Continuing Care Community in Corona, California

dejones

There are apartments to fit every residents needs. Most have kitchenettes with nice refrigerators and the walk in showers with safety grips are clean and comfortable. Most have heat lamps in the ceiling. Many rooms have balconies. The hallways reek with the odor of feces which they can't seem to control. Laundry room has commercial washers and dryers. The activities are plentiful with many excursions to dine out or scenic rides. The food is pretty good but they serve the same meals over and over too close together. Kind loving food servers, caretakers and MedTech's. They do not have 24 hour medically trained personnel. None of the medical staff can provide medical care that requires touching the body. The carpets are filthy in all the halls. The cafeteria is kept clean.

Michelle

Estancia Del Sol was nice. The apartments were nice. I like how the staff knew a lot of the residents by name. They're more in-tune with them. It was more like a resort. They had an exercise room, a salon, entertainment, they take them places, there's bingo, a cafe, happy hour, and a gaming room. They have a dining room and a chef that cooks and prepares all their food.

Jeanine

The environment at Brookdale Corona was depressing because of the clients. A lot of them were just sitting around in wheelchairs. It's obvious that it was a memory care place because of the affect of some of the clients. The staff was wonderful, very personable, and very helpful. Her follow-up was excellent. It was a good experience. Kaiser was right next door to them, and they walk the clients over for appointments. They had a barber shop, a theater room, activity room, and a separate dining room for residents who are unable to feed themselves.

JG

Estancia Del Sol was a really nice place. The staff was very helpful, very friendly, and very nice. It would have been fantastic, and I wouldn’t mind living there myself. The place was smaller than some of the places we looked at.