1 Continuing Care Community in Ventura County, California

JMMCC

The staff is wonderful and courteous. Everyone from the housekeeping staff, the aides, the nurses, the physical therapy department, the culinary staff and the administrative staff were kind, helpful, supportive and compassionate. The food was outstanding, making me smile. The staff went out of their way to accommodate my gluten free diet due to an allergy. They served delicious meals. Everything from caprese sliders, BBQ ribs, pizza and coconut beef curry ~ food you would not expect at skilled nursing. The facilities are lovely and clean ~ never an unpleasant smell. I received professional and quality care thru out my stay.

Appreciative

Administrators and staff care deeply about their residents at Oak View in Thousand Oaks, CA. Although mom's placement was temporary due to her evacuation from the Altadena fires, everyone worked very hard to assist mom's transition into their memory care unit. Mom suffers from dementia and needed special help throughout her stay. Staff were kind and loving, and did wonders to get mom to participate in daily group activities. Mom repeatedly said she was happy and really liked where she was living. We wish she could have stayed, but there were many assisted living residents at Oak View awaiting space in the memory care unit. I highly recommend Oak View if you have a loved one in need of assisted living or memory care.

kelly

My parents were admitted after their hospital stay. Lovely facility, caring staff, excellent nurses and very helpful to answer all the questions we had with a smile. Best skilled nursing care!

Linda

I went to tour Atria Las Posas for my parents, but they were not informed that I was coming. I guess they had other facilities, so they thought that maybe there was an opening in one of the other ones, so they went ahead and gave me the tour. It was kind of a breeze because again they were not expecting me. It was a nice facility, and the people were as nice as can be. The place looked fine, and I would say they were a decent place. The location was nice. The rooms were more like bedrooms. It had a courtyard, a dining, and a big TV room.

Marcie

The people at Simi Hills are very nice. Nobody is moving about and doing their things; everybody is kind of behind closed doors. It is a little bit hard to tell, then, but the facility is nice, and it looks like it could be a fun place when everybody is allowed to be outside their rooms. I saw a very small vacant studio room, which is what I was looking for because my grandfather doesn't have a lot, and the price is very important to us. It has a small kitchenette area and a nice bathroom. It is a first-floor room, so it has a spider door and a little walkout patio, too. I don't have a lot to compare the place to, but it's a nice building. They have a library and a nice big room where the residents can do puzzles and all kinds of things.