Assisted Living Communities in Banning, CA

"The staff is very friendly and more importantly, caring. Every individual I came into contact with while arranging for my family member was caring and courteous. They even arranged for an after hours admission. Everyone was on board and extremely helpful."

"My grandma had a great experience at Buena Vista. My family and I were so happy to see the quality of the facility and how helpful the staff was. Definitely recommend! "

Vandelon Home Care is family owned assisted living care home with 6 residents. All three Vandelon Home Cares is located in a beautiful quiet neighborhood. We aim to provide the highest quality of care to all residents at all times by making them feel safe, secure and cared for by our team comprising of an experienced caregivers. We recognize and uphold the resident's bill of rights. We respect the dignity and unique worth of each resident. We maintain and promote quality of life by ensuring that opportunities are available, accessible and developed in order that every individual resident is assisted and motivated for growth in all dimensions of life being physical, psychological, and social.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

Vandelon Home Care is family owned three assisted living care home with six residents. All three homes are located in beautiful quiet neighborhoods. We aim to provide the highest quality of care to all residents at all times by making them feel safe, secure and cared for by our team comprising of an experienced caregivers. We recognize and uphold the resident's bill of rights. We respect the dignity and unique worth of each resident. We maintain and promote quality of life by ensuring that opportunities are available, accessible and developed in order that every individual resident is assisted and motivated for growth in all dimensions of life being physical, psychological, and social.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"We toured Manzanita Village at Rancho Belago, and that place looked like a resort. It was beautiful. Elderly people live there and they can come and go as they please. And there's a lockdown facility for the memory care patients as well. upon entering it and entering the reception area, it looked like a resort. The facility is big. I was impressed with them. Manzanita Village is a little bit closer. But the lady that would give the tours had just gone to lunch, and we didn't have time. My aunt was in the car and she was getting restless, so, we had to take her back home. It's so huge, and my uncle felt like he would get lost here. And for me to just drop my aunt off here, I think I would get lost. Not that anything was wrong with the place. I thought it was like a five-star resort. And it was diverse where there were people who could come and go and who had more mobility. The memory care facility was at the back of the place. Unfortunately, we didn't have enough time to go back and tour the whole place. But the first impression was, 'Wow.' I would have chosen Manzanita personally, but my uncle, it was too much for him. He wasn't used to such a large scale. He felt it was kind of overwhelming. They were very helpful. We explained what our needs were. The reception girl explained everything. We saw another staff, and she was very friendly and had worked there for a long time. She said, 'I love my job. The staff here is great. I feel like I have a personal rapport with all my patients. I love my patients.'"

"I went to visit Mission Commons and it went fine. The staff was very helpful. The rooms are very nice. "

"We visited Brightwater Senior Living of Highland. We found it to be lovely, and it was brand new, but the cost was a little bit too much for us. The staff seemed to be fine. The people that we met were very kind. The apartments were very clean and very nice. "

"My loved one is at Pico de Loro. I liked the fact that it’s a closed community and that they're able to take care of his needs. What we need is memory care, which they are able to provide. He has Alzheimer’s, and he’s a wanderer. They have exercises and special outings where they’re watched like hawks. They do arts and crafts and things to help them at least with their motor development and, in his case, he likes to build model airplanes, so that works out really well. The rooms are large and completely furnished. I don’t have to buy comforters for him anymore because they provide them. Right now, I’m going to give them a 4 because I haven’t been able to get out there to physically look at it, but I feel pretty comfortable with it. I talk to them probably every week or every 10 days to get updates. "

"We liked Emeritus at Loma Linda. Their dining hall was very nice. The staff was very helpful. They worked together. I also liked the security that they had for the people. They were great. "

Advantage Care Facility is a small, residential-style assisted living home located at 27438 Stratford Street in Highland, California. This family-owned community is designed to provide compassionate, personalized care in a quiet, home-like setting where residents can feel safe, comfortable, and supported. With a strong focus on dignity and individualized attention, the community offers a nurturing environment ideal for seniors who benefit from a more intimate care experience. The community features a very small, board-and-care layout with approximately six residents, allowing for a highly personalized level of care. Accommodations include private and semi-private rooms, and the home is equipped with accessible features and comfortable shared living spaces such as a dining area, living room, and outdoor patio. This intimate design fosters close relationships between residents and caregivers while promoting ease of navigation and a true sense of home. Residents at Advantage Care Facility benefit from a range of amenities and services tailored to daily living needs. These include home-cooked meals, housekeeping and laundry services, and engaging activities that encourage movement and socialization. Care services include 24-hour supervision, medication management, and assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and feeding. The community also supports coordination for medical appointments and overall wellness. A key special feature of the community is its high staff-to-resident ratio and personalized care approach, made possible by its small size. Care plans are customized to each resident, and the family-operated environment ensures a warm, attentive atmosphere. Safety is also prioritized, with features such as alarm systems, wheelchair accessibility, and secure surroundings. Located in Highland, residents enjoy proximity to a variety of nearby healthcare providers and conveniences, including Loma Linda University Medical Center and Dignity Health Urgent Care - Highland, as well as local shopping, dining, and community services. This convenient location allows residents to easily access medical care and stay connected to the surrounding area. Additional highlights of Advantage Care Facility include its family-owned operation, over a decade of caregiving experience, and commitment to creating a supportive, respectful environment. The community emphasizes strong communication with families and strives to provide a high level of care that enhances residents' quality of life. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My husband moved to Sun City Gardens. It was very nice and seemed very peaceful. Everything is clean. There are some exceptional staff members. There are lots of activities. He's not able to participate yet because he still can't see, but they have beach ball, volleyball, bingo, and outings. The dining area is good."

"My dad was here twice. I thought they did ok but my dad thought otherwise. I guess it's because he didn't like rehabs. They were very attentive. The place is clean. The had a large room there and he shared with someone. Airforce Village is a nice facility. The staff are very good. I think that there's still room for improvement too. I didn't like the way they were doing the administrative work specifically the accounting portion of it. I had some problems with the billing. I don't know if it's a government thing or medicare versus my dad's secondary insurance. They didn't help me with it and that was the thing. "

"I went on a tour of WellQuest of Menifee Lakes. The first impression when you drive up is that it is so pretty. This place is freaking gorgeous. It's absolutely beautiful. The way everything is set up inside is just very welcoming. There's like a little vignette and the fireplace was going. There was a place to sign in. They have little vignettes all over the entrance ways and like there's this one area where they had all these pretty little chairs and little couches that you set up around a grand piano. They had a little station where anybody could walk up and get some coffee. When I walked in, somebody greeted me immediately. Another nice thing was, and I wish I had thought before I parked when I drove up, as I was walking up, there was a very, very first parking spot there and it said, Welcome, Cindy. So, it had my name, but I didn't notice it, so I didn't park there. But I thought, what a nice thing to do. The staff who took me through the tour knew every single person's name as we were walking past people. He has a partner that does the same job as him. She was not there that day. But the very next morning, she called me just to introduce herself. So, I thought that was very polite."

"Stonewall Gardens is a small facility. There are only 20-some-odd rooms. It seems like it would be very congenial, but it's a little bit farther away, and I'd feel a little bit isolated there. I just feel I would be more comfortable closer to home. It's also a little bit more expensive than the other place. It was lunchtime when we toured, and the staff had a couple of interruptions, but he was very personable and very helpful. He showed us three places and they were all very nice. I saw the menus. They offer three meals a day, seven days a week. Some of the people living there were eating when I walked in."