117 Assisted Living Communities in Fresno County, California

Bftzlk

The staff is (mostly) caring, helpful and knowledgeable about most issues including technical support. Apartments that face on the street are noisy because windows aren’t double-paned. Follow-through with maintenance staff is poor. Requests can go unanswered for weeks. Food quality is hit and miss. Often served cold. Meat and fish often tough, dry. Rent increases every year.

KB

My brother is staying at Fig Garden, and it's been very good. I was very impressed with their COVID response for anyone that is entering the facility. They also worked very diligently to get my brother to come in. They knocked the community fee and his rent per month down. They really tried to make sure that my brother got in there. All of that adds up on the front end of what we were looking at. They have exercises, but no one's doing that. It's just a video that you can ask the staff for, so anytime he wants to he can go do that. They had it on the schedule at 9:00, which is in the middle of breakfast. He also wants to start a bible study, and they're very welcoming of that as another activity for the residents. The staff I've talked with have all been very professional and welcoming. I haven't been in there, but his room looked fine. I did a virtual tour through one of their videos that they had come up with, and that all looked nice.

Jennifer

Just from my tour of Paintbrush Assisted Living and Memory Care I can say that this place is a really good option. Their rooms were clean and had a lot of light. They have activities for the residents throughout the day. How much a person can participate in is up to the individual. The staff was great. They have amenities and their building was really nice. The people were friendly and their staff was good.

Jennifer

Just from my tour of Paintbrush Assisted Living and Memory Care I can say that this place is a really good option. Their rooms were clean and had a lot of light. They have activities for the residents throughout the day. How much a person can participate in is up to the individual. The staff was great. They have amenities and their building was really nice. The people were friendly and their staff was good.

reviewer9142019

I went to Cedarbrook Memory Care. It is too corporate for me. It is fancy and nice, but it is way to expensive. It is also too big. It has a big walkway, and the rooms are great, but the cost is prohibitive. The lady that showed us around was nice. I like her. The mood is different. If you have money, it is great.

Lidia

I really love Fig Garden. Their apartments and their program were excellent. They will cook for you. They were very nice to me, very accommodating, and they even asked me to stay and play bingo. Although I didn't qualify at the time, they didn't treat me unfairly. They have various clubs, and they go out to lunch. It was a very nice reception. They even sent an Uber driver to bring me home. I got acquainted with the people and they were very courteous and helpful.

J.B.

Orchard Park is a nice, clean place with wonderful people. The rooms are fine; they have studios and one-bedrooms. They have a place for entertainment and another room for gatherings and games. The activities schedule seems quite full.

Lynn

I visited Orchard Park. I didn't see as many interactions between workers and residents there compared to the other place I visited, but I had a feeling the people there were OK with where they're at. I didn't see very many staff members, like there wasn't any staff around when they were eating. It could have been that they just weren't around when I was there. This community was OK, but I wasn't impressed. They were in the process of remodeling some of their rooms. It was an older place, but it seemed clean. Remodeling with people living there is very hard, so they have to wait until the person living there has moved out before they can remodel each unit. The rooms were very small, but they're adequate for one person. The environment there is homey. The people are into decorating the outside of their doors, and they allow that. They also have long-time residents there. There were just small things I didn't like. Their garden area wasn't as big as the other community we went to, and I didn't see a pool.

Marjorie

Oakmont of Fresno was first class. When we got there, they had a sign and a bouquet of flowers saying welcome with my name on it. They knew we were coming and everything was prepared. I was really impressed with not only the way the rooms looked, but also the staff. The smell was wonderful and the restaurant was wonderful. It was just exceptionally nice and they had lots of activities like groups for crosswords, somebody playing piano and singing, and a group that went to play golf. There's also a barber and beauty shop. It's just very expensive, more than $6,000 a month, and that's cost-prohibitive.