Assisted Living Community in Los Angeles County, California

LEMMY

My grandma was her for a couple years. I would try to visit once a week. They staff was always nice and I got a since they truly loved my grandma almost as much as me. Sometimes when I was there they would have a guitarist singing or pets. Gotta say, it was the first time I held a chinchilla. I didn't know they were so soft! Ivonne and her staff were always there when we needed them. Highly recommend this place, so much more attention than a big facility!

Blue 2025

Absolutely horrible my mom got randomly transferred there & tossed into area between 2 curtains with no TV no wifi she couldn't get help with her snacks or her coloring books. She's completely disabled and mental. Then the food admin gave her chop up food menu when not needed. Then they took her on 5150 hold because she was refusing some of her meds. She's only been there less then a week. She's in so much pain just trying to move her at all Or change her. So transport her again is nuts! She's just had deal with over 2 hours doing that few days before. Facility hasn't even called me to ask questions about much or dietary or have her records. Very dissatisfied they also have covid going through there now and no visitors inside.

Tonja

Moving to The Terraces was the best decision I could ever make for my dad with his Alzheimer's disease. The staff are kind, empathetic, caring, attentive, responsive, helpful, thoughtful, actively involved daily with the residence, supportive, and innovative in their approach to daily activities and living with memory care issues. Elizabeth is fantastic and runs the activities. She keeps them engaged & busy, and gets to know each residents likes and hobbies to incorporate things into her programs. It's a great comfort to the families knowing that they are with a staff who are experts in dealing with memory care issues. The doctor was going to increase my dad's medication because of behavioral issues at his prior memory care community. Once he moved to The Terraces, we realized it didn't need to be changed, he just needed to be more engaged and active. He's doing amazing and far better than when he got there.

Rich R

Dear Nestor, We want to convey our appreciation and heartfelt gratitude for the truly outstanding care you provided for our mother, Marilyn. Your care and compassion were truly amazing! Our mother required a very high level of care due to her very poor health and you and your team were so very attentive, and worked so very hard to ensure all of her needs were attended to! Our mother and we felt you were \"Family\" and she felt the mutual affection that you and the team had with her! There is no level of care that is more than Family commitment to a loved one and that was the level of care you provided. Because of you, JRBella home is so very special... We will never forget that evening towards the end that you came back to check on Mom, and as very weak as she was, she perked up when you whispered in her ear as you did so often.... When she blew you kisses we all began to cry at the mutual affection being shared.. Moms\' care needs were endless and you and the team worked round the clock to ensure they were met. And the positive feelings while working so tirelessly were truly felt by Mom. Mom repeatedly said, \"I am so lucky and appreciative to be at JRBELLA home and the staff is amazing!\" We highly recommend JRBella Home to everyone! Selecting a board and care is a critical decision for families taking care of a loved one and JRBELLA Homeis truly a blessing! Please feel free to share our thoughts with any families considering Grace Manor.. With much gratitude and appreciation, Marilyn\'s Family

Bob Cohen

Nestor and his care-givers provided comfort for my mom beyond what we could have hoped for. > I would say the words caring, compassionate and competent are just a start to describe their level of service. > Nestor has become an adopted member of our family. Perhaps that will convey the level of trust and > respect we have for him. Should you find yourself in a position where you need board and care for a loved one, > I recommend Nestor without reservation. I hope you are as lucky as we were and get to experience JR Bella Home for the Elderly. > This is a special place. It started as a facility, but became a cherished 2nd home. Bob C.

Robin

Brookdale Central Whittier is an excellent facility; it's nice and clean. The staff was very nice, and what stood out is its cleanliness, because that's what I want for my mother. They have a lot of activities, and my mother would have enjoyed being there if she were to be there. They seem like they like the staff. They've probably been there awhile, and it seemed like that was home for them.

Robin

Brookdale Uptown Whittier facility is very clean, I like the staff, and I like the amenities. They have good exercise programs for seniors, just like the other place we toured. They take the residents on trips and outings, which I liked. They have the same type of programs for their affiliate community, which we also toured.

Yolanda

My sister moved into Brookdale Uptown Whittier, and they are wonderful. I love the staff, and they have done well. They were very attentive, and they really pay attention to the people. I went in there to check it out before my sister moved in. They were very nice and very informative. It's a two-bedroom apartment with a kitchenette, and it was perfect for her. I don't think they have many activities yet because of COVID, but I think they are starting to have them again. They have started to allow friends and family to visit. It looks like they have begun serving meals in the main dining area. Everything seems to be perfect. They don't have a coffee shop because there is one within walking distance. They do offer coffee in the mornings. They have a library, and they have a place where they can do puzzles; they have quite a few things. They are informative, and they let me know if something is going on with her. The food was great. I've seen the menu, and it is put together well.

Ronald

I visited Rancho Village in Palmdale, and it's very good. I know people who are currently residents there, too. There was a person named Lisa who is very good and very nice, and she facilitated the tour. They asked if I had time to go sit down and have lunch with them, so I did. I looked at a studio and a one-bedroom, and they're a good size. They have all the standard amenities like a cafeteria area, a study room, and a social room.