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Oak Ridge Healthcare Center

310 Oak Ridge Drive, Roseville, CA 95661

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3.13

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Reviews of Oak Ridge Healthcare Center in Roseville, California

3.13

(15 reviews)

    Countess50

    5

    September 29, 2017

    I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

    When we realized that our mother could no longer live in a Independent Living Facility, a friend highly recommend Oak Ridge because her step-mother was living there. My friend would go over in the early evenings and "spy" on her step-mom through the windows. She saw first hand, when no one was there looking, the kind and thoughtful care her step-mom received. Upon this recommendation, we selected Oak Ridge our mom has received fantastic care. The workers not only take care of her physical needs, but care for her as if she were their mom. They are loving and caring to the point that when the hair dresser cut several inches off her lovely white hair, the staff was very upset over it! We attend an annual appointment updating us on everything that pertains to her and her health.

    there-for-dad

    5

    May 24, 2017

    I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

    My dad has memory issues. He is living in a memory care facility. He ended up in the hospital due to an infection from the medical extenuating circumstances. We needed to find a temporary assisted nursing care unit. I found Oak Ridge. The nurses, care support team, administration, and food have been awesome. Oak Ridge as a whole is caring, considerate and respectful to both my dad and family members. Nothing is easy when caring for our family members at times where emotional decisions must be made. But the staff at Oak Ridge have been wonderful.

    Ashstreet

    1

    September 14, 2016

    I am a friend or relative of a resident

    My mother's currently a resident and has been there over a month. She's 89yrs old and has dementia. Uses a wheelchair, requiring a lift to lay down. There's has been 3 incidents where they left her unattended, and she fell out of her wheelchair. It is my opinion her care is substandard.

    Caring_2646868

    1

    August 15, 2016

    I am/was a resident of this facility

    I know that this place is bad not only has they not reported my uncles medical needs they have also not treated him he should be treated. This was my first day here and ice been here for only a few hours and the day nurse didn't know what we were talking about and the night acts like he doesnt know a single thing. It took the nurse 45 minutes just to tell us that we need to get out so he could change him. Not only was this horrible for my uncle this is horrible towards the other patience. When we left and came back in a lady was screaming at us saying"I NEED HELP. I NEED HELP!" that was horrible especially since there were staff that heard her right there and heard her and just walk completely pass her and acted like there were no one there

    Ruth118897350

    5

    February 11, 2016

    I am a friend or relative of a resident

    My mother was at Oak Ridge because she could not walk initially after her accident. She was there for a good grade of time. It was great. I guess the only thing bad there was that the food wasn’t so good, but then again, it was a different type of facility, and it was more like a nursing home. She didn’t go to the cafeteria; she stayed in her room because she was not well then. They did great with the physical therapy and all of the things to get her back to normal. They were fabulous. They did a lot of assessments on her. They were very attentive. Every time I came, they asked me if I had any questions. They went over everything with me. They loved her, and they gave her a lot of attention because she was an easy patient. She had excellent care there, and she actually improved quite a lot. It impressed me that their care was so good and their nursing care was excellent. The rehabilitation and physical therapy departments were excellent. Not only that, but when you would sit down at the round table meeting with all the caregivers, the staff would be prepared. They knew her. They weren’t looking at their notes, and I was pretty impressed by that because they saw a lot of people. They were attentive to what I thought was the problem. When I asked for anything, they followed through and had it done within 24 hours usually.

    Terry L

    1

    September 26, 2015

    I visited this facility

    I was looking for a place for my dad and went into the center and met with the Director. I couldn't believe the behavior that he displayed. He didn't want to answer my questions was not caring at all. He had a young girl in his office that was not an employee and she stayed listening to personal medical information about my dad. His behavior was so unacceptable I worry about the patience there. There was a poor little women in a wheel chair asking for someone to take her outside and get her out of there, nobody and I mean nobody came to help her or talk to her, not even the director. My son who was with me said we are done, and told the director he acted like a use car salesman. So unprofessional - I wouldn't leave my anyone that I loved in such a place. Shame on them.

    Saddened Daughter 2008

    1

    September 16, 2015

    I am a friend or relative of resident

    My father was admitted nearly unresponsive. He should've never been considered an appropriate admission. I witnessed the nurse forcing pie and chicken nuggets into my fathers mouth. He couldnt chew! He could hardly speak. He told me "they're so rough with me." I called multiple times a day to ask them to change his meal plan! I brought protein shakes and Gatorade and poured them down his throat until they'd get a doctor to change the orders.... He was dehydrated... It turns out. After about 5-7 days Therese had never been appropriately assessed my a doctor. They took over 49 minutes to get him to kaiser Roseville which is 2mi away. He died that day!partly due to renal failure. They did not take care with my loving father or tend to his needs. They watched and allowed him to deteriorate. The department of public health investigated and found for days he received less than 1/3 the fluids he'd need to sustain. Let alone get better! They did not take care of him and I witnessed a lot of other poor care and unresponsiveness during my visits. What they did was take money to care for someone who couldn't care for himself or even speak up, and tortured him by depriving him of adequate care, basic fluids. I pray they treat others better! I pray they have improved...

    pds

    1

    July 9, 2015

    I am a friend or relative of resident

    I had my mom admitted to Oak Ridge for rehabilitation. Unfortunately, Oak Ridge's idea of rehabilitation was to let her slide to the brink of death from incompetence and neglect. About a week after my mom was admitted, she began became extremely weak, experiencing great difficulty in standing, speaking and breathing. I told Oak Ridge staff that I thought she should be transferred to a hospital. Staff responded that the transfer would be deemed "against medical advice" and that they would not participate in any way, even if only to provide my mom with an oxygen bottle en route to the hospital. A charge nurse even had the gall to tell me that "I need to stop putting ideas in my mom's mind" and that "the hospital is only going to laugh at you". Three days later, with my mom practically gasping for breath, I finally got the Oak Ridge doctor to sign an order to transfer my mom to a hospital. Thankfully the hospital was able to stabilize her, the ER doctor telling me that had she been left at Oak Ridge another two days she would have died.

    John103411950

    4

    February 18, 2015

    I am a friend or relative of a resident

    My father is in Oak Ridge Healthcare Center. It is probably better than the average nursing homes, but then nursing homes are all sort of depressing. They are all like old hospitals, and you share a room and all that stuff. It is nowhere near being in assisted living. If you want to put a range, I would say they are above average. The staff seem to be attentive -- which is important -- and a number of them seem to be friendly. It is clean and everything.

    Kathy N

    5

    February 20, 2014

    Other

    My mother was a patient for 4 weeks rehabilitating her broken back. The staff is fabulous! They treated us like we were their only patient. I love these people and would highly recommend them!!

    Dixie25

    4

    January 13, 2014

    I am a friend or relative of resident

    The entire taff were very capable and caring for my father who recently passed away here. Very compassionate and respectful. Many employees are long-term. Dad liked the food, too. Physical therapists were excellent.

    Cynthia11

    4

    July 29, 2013

    I am a friend or relative of a resident

    The rooms at Oak Ridge Healthcare Center were shared with other residents, so you had to share the bathroom. It was a problem for my father-in-law because he wanted more privacy. The social worker was wonderful, she was the one who recommended the assisted living facility where he transferred to. I would recommend this facility to others.

    californiasun

    4

    April 5, 2012

    I am a friend or relative of a resident

    My grandfather was a resident at Oak Ridge Healthcare Center in Roseville, CA before he passed away. By the time he was a resident at Oak Ridge Healthcare Center, his health was very poor and I had never seen him look so weak. When I went to visit him, I was very relieved to see how well he was being taken care of. He was so frail that the female nurse was able to lift him and put him in his wheelchair. But she did so very gently. I also liked how she knew his name and seemed to be very friendly. The facility allowed us to put family pictures on the walls in hopes he could remember some of his past, which was increasingly difficult due to the fact that he had Alzheimer's. I really enjoyed visiting my grandfather, although it was heartbreaking to see him ill. The grounds of the facility are well-maintained and peaceful, and the staff are warm and friendly.

    J&BP

    5

    January 16, 2012

    I am a friend or relative of resident

    From my initial visit and meeting with Michael until my last interaction with the staff 3 years later, they have all truly exceeded my expectations of what a care facility was. Every staff member I ever had contact with from nursing to nutrition, housekeeping to bookkeeping treated us as though we were a part of the family and we mattered. The care and compassion of everyone there always humbled me. Oakridge is truly a special place.

    JWRoss

    1

    July 27, 2011

    I am a friend or relative of a resident

    If considering a skilled nursing facility, absolutely DO NOT consider Oak Ridge. The quality of care is pathetic; the management unresponsive; and the lack of cleanliness is disgusting. JUST DON'T!

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    Services and Amenities of Oak Ridge Healthcare Center in Roseville, California

    General

    • Resident Capacity: 67

    Medicare

    • Health

      4.0

    • Overall

      4.0

    • Quality

      4.0

    • Staff

      4.0

    Medicare Provider Number: 055491
      Ownership Type: For profit - Corporation
      Rating Date: 9/1/2023

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