Assisted Living Communities in Folsom, CA

Sunshine Care Home is a state-licensed, family-owned, and operated assisted living facility. Our philosophy at Sunshine Care Home is not only to provide a place for your loved one to reside but also to ensure a loving family atmosphere where relationships and friendships are formed. Our home is licensed for six residents, offering beautiful, large private rooms with private bathrooms and closets. Our residents also enjoy the beautiful garden and the gazebo we have. We are committed to providing the care that our seniors have earned and deserve. Call us today to schedule a tour of Sunshine Care Home.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"I visited my friend at Sunrise of Fair Oaks and I had lunch in the dining hall with her. I liked that it smelled nice. The decorations and the furnishings were nice. Most of all, she really liked it. The staff was very friendly. We got to meet a lot of people, and they stopped to take time to talk to us. I liked that there was a choice for the food. The facility appeared very clean. It was very beautiful. It had a nice setting and nice landscaping with the trees, which I liked. There were lots of activities to choose from. They had exercises, bingo, movies, and puzzles. They had a library. They also had excursions where they could go do things away from the facility. I would recommend it because my friend likes it there, and to me, the biggest referral is when a resident says they like it."

"I am looking at choosing Blossom Vale Senior Living for my parents. It was an excellent place. Natalie was the one that toured us, and she was very good at her job. She could answer all the questions. And also, my in-laws are moving in there as well, so it worked out well. We went back with my in-laws and we had dinner there, and it was really good. We started with a studio. It was an extra large studio with a separate bedroom. So, that was nice. We saw the one-bedroom apartment and it was a very nice size, and then the two-bedroom was like a small apartment. It was very nice. They had the pull cords and they had small kitchens, but with everything in it. The courtyard was very pretty. The dining facility was very nice. They had a beauty salon, a theater, and a library. They had special events, like every Tuesday, they have Taco Tuesday and margaritas. It just makes it fun for the residents."

"All Seasons is everything one could want for their loved one. The facility feels like home and the staff are like friends of the family. There are no words to express the gratitude I have for the care provided to my father. I trusted them to do their best, and they did and kept me informed throughout it all."

"My tour experience at Almond Heights Senior Living was nice. The place was nice and clean, but I would say they were average. The staff was great. We had a meal there and it was fine. It was like Applebee's. It was normal, but the dining area was nice. This facility would work fine for my parents, but it was too far away from us, and that's not the facility's problem."

"I toured Carlton Senior Living in Orangevale. I liked the rooms, and they have pre-memory care. What stood out to me was that if there's an emergency and you need to move in right away, they can pull together furniture if needed. So, they were very helpful. The tour was nice. I felt like it was very quaint to me. It seemed less busy, which was nice, but maybe people were sleeping depending on the time of day, which was nice too. I appreciate the willingness to help if things need to happen fast. The staff was wonderful and answered all the questions that I had as far as visitation, things like that. Everyone's really good. The kitchen area was nice. I thought it was very clean. Maybe everyone was doing laundry, and nothing was out of place."

"Besides being a nice place, Oakmont of El Dorado Hills had a nice little private garden set up in the middle of the facility. So, if someone wanted to get out, they had a nice little private area for them. They showed us just about everything. They have their own hair and nail salon in the building."

"I recently moved my mom into assisted living at Oakmont and am so grateful to the loving staff and administration who has helped us through this difficult time. My mom is struggling at home very independent but needing a little help now most likely more down the road. My family and I have the peace of mind knowing mom is well cared for, safe and actually making new friends and eating healthy delicious food! Thank you Oakmont team so very much"

At Paradise Living, we provide that special touch in caring for the elderly. We are compassionate, and go the extra mile to make sure that our residents are respected and treated with dignity. Our size allows us to offer personalized care, and it will feel like home to your loved ones!To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My friend moved to WellQuest of Granite Bay. We chose it because of the amenities and the newness of the place. It's only 2 or 3 years old. Her apartment is spacious for a studio. My friend shared with us that she likes the food. The facility is very clean. The staff is very efficient from the moving coordinator to the marketing director. Their base rate was good. We were pleased with it."

"Eskaton Granite Bay is a very nice facility. We toured for independent living. We ate there and their food was very good. They did not have activities going on at the time because it was meal time, but we talked with their activities director and saw some of the things that they do there. The person was very enthusiastic. The rooms we saw were a nice size, and everything was very clean and very updated."

"I toured the memory care of Eskaton Gold River for my husband. The facility is beautiful. The lady who was giving me the tour was interacting with the patients in wheelchairs or walkers walking around in the halls. She knew each of them by name and we must have run into 15 people. She greeted them, asked how they were doing, and had knowledge of them enough to make comments to them that were personal. That was very amazing to me, I thought that was wonderful. The place is clean, beautiful, and very comfortable. The patients looked happy, too. The only downside is the expense of it, which is unbelievable to me. I don't know how people could afford it. The standard rate for a room there is $10,500 a month and that would be more for memory care. If my husband needed other things, it would be even more so that was prohibitive. Even though the VA will cover a significant portion, it would still leave me with more than it would cost me to pay for everything at the other place we also looked into."

"We toured Oakwood Meadows Assisted Living. It was clean. It was big. The patients are allowed to go outside and do whatever. It looks like a big older-style house. The dining room was really big, and I didn't get to see the rooms themselves, because a lot was going on that day, and it was unexpected for me. I didn't have an appointment or anything. The staff was very nice and very helpful. They went out of their way to try to help me to amend the problems we were having with the issue with the card. The administrator came out and he spoke to me as well. They were very nice."

"I had an appointment in Angels Assisted Living Inc. and there was nobody there to talk to me. They weren't aware I was coming. Somebody opened the door. Didn't know who I was and just led me from room to room. I don't have much comment about the room."