Adult Day Care Communities in Napa, CA

"My husband will be going to Windchime of Marin. It is a very highly recommended facility for people with memory care issues such as Alzheimer's and dementia, and he has Alzheimer's and because it's close to my home, I chose that facility. It's a beautiful facility. It's very clean. The people are very helpful in trying to help me arrange his transfer, and I feel that it's the appropriate facility for him rather than a nursing home or an assisted living facility. Being a strict memory care facility, I think, is more what my needs are for my husband, and that's why I chose them. I feel that for the kind of care my husband is going to get there, even though it may have been more money than some other facilities, I think the quality of the care is going to be better and because it's more accessible for me, I'm able to go there and be with him as much as I want. That was my primary concern. Accessibility to me was very important, and some of the facilities are farther away, which will involve me traveling 35 to 40 minutes to get to. I can be at this facility in five minutes."

"Loving caregivers that treat their clients as well as members of the family like one of their own. "

"My meeting and tour with Korina at Friends House was extremely informative and helpful, and I would highly recommend getting this in-person look. Korina is also very accessible for any follow-up questions you may have. An old co-worker of mine has already moved to Friends House, and is extremely happy living in the Friends House community."

"My father has moved into Primrose because they have memory care clients and that's what his issues are. I also chose it just because they have large walking grounds. They have three acres of grounds. They also have a day program. Plus, there's just a lot of activities there. A lot of the staff members have been there a long time, and I like that. It's a much more casual place for the clients to walk in and out of. They don't have to wait for a caregiver to let them out and to take them on a walking group. They can walk the whole grounds themselves. It's all locked. My sister was there today, and she said the food looked and smelled good. I think the place is very clean. I like the fact that all the staff members know all the residents' names. They seem very concerned about the welfare of the residents. This is very, very casual and open. Everything is open. What you see is what's happening. There's no hidden areas or quiet little nicks and crannies way back somewhere. The residents are all right there and the staff can see exactly what they are doing. They also let them roam the grounds freely and go in and out of the day club freely to join activities if they want."