Assisted Living Communities in Jurupa Valley, CA

"The Gardens of Riverside felt like my house. It felt very familiar. I'd never been there before, but when I walked in, I felt something familiar. The atmosphere was like what I'm accustomed to, something I grew up in. The staff was very upfront. They weren't shy. Their choice of words, they didn't talk above me or below me. They spoke to me to give me information. They do have a salon, and they have a van that take the residents to different places of interest. They had a little pet farm with goats, a pig, and birds. I'm kind of gearing toward this place."

"We're very happy with Citiview Residential Care. It's a 100% match of what my dad would like. They are staffed sufficiently, and all of them are very attentive and professional. We looked at the menu, and I think it suits the clientele. It's a big property with gardens, a big patio, a big front, and a driveway with trees and sitting areas."

Where Elegance Meets Exceptional Care Affinity Assisted living is more than just a place to live, its a place to thrive. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of care and support, ensuring that our residents enjoy a happy and dignified life in their golden years. Our story is one of heartfelt connections where owners are friends turned to family. Our journey began with a vision to create a haven where the bonds of family and friendship intertwine. Our aim is to extend this closeness to every Resident, offering a place that echoes the warmth of home, the laughter of friends, and the embrace of family. Assisted Living: We offer personalized assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication management. Our goal is to help residents maintain their independence while providing the necessary support. Memory Care: For residents with forms of dementia, our memory care program provides a safe and secure environment. We focus on memory-enhancing activities, structured routines, and specialized care to enhance the quality of life for these individuals. Nutritious Dining: Our culinary team prepares delicious and nutritious meals that cater to various dietary needs. Residents can enjoy dining in a social setting. Engaging Activities: We believe in keeping our residents active and engaged. Our daily activity programs include exercise, arts and crafts, outings, games, and more to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being. 24/7 Healthcare Support: Our 24/7 staff is available to monitor health conditions and medications as prescribed. We work closely with healthcare professionals to ensure residents receive the medical attention they need. Safety and Security: We prioritize the safety of our residents with emergency response systems, and accessible facilities to ensure their well-being. Personalized Care Plans: Each resident receives a personalized care plan that takes into account their unique needs and preferences. We regularly review and update these plans to adapt to changing requirements. Social Interaction: Our communal areas are designed to encourage social interaction and create a sense of community among residents. Friendships and companionship flourish within our welcoming environment. Family Support: We recognize the importance of family involvement in the care of our residents. We work closely with families to keep them informed and engaged in their loved ones care. Laundry, Linen and Housekeeping: Laundry and linens are kept clean and fresh. Suites and living spaces are maintained and well kept at all times. Bathrooms are frequently sanitized. Cleanliness is a high priority. At Affinity Assisted Living, Our mission is to ensure that every resident enjoys a life filled with happiness, meaning and cherished memories. We are committed to providing personalized care plans, specialized memory care services, nutritious dining options and engaging in social activities that meet our residents physical, emotional and cognitive needs. We strive to create a home where care, comfort and compassion are the cornerstones of our community.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 A Silver Amore Senior Home. What I liked best was that it was very spacious. It was a relatively modern home. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, and the residents seemed happy. I liked that it was all female, so my mother would be comfortable with just all women about the same age. They had two rooms that were private rooms and the others were shared rooms. But even in the shared rooms, they had a nice partition, like a hospital, and the partition was up from the ceiling, so you would have your privacy there. And everybody seemed to be happy there, so that's what we liked. I only saw the woman who ran it, a registered nurse, and that was a plus, and then there was another woman there doing the cooking. The structure was very well maintained. The layout was very nice. It was like one grand room; the kitchen, the dining area, the den, and the family room were all in one space. It was very nice, so it would be easy to move back and forth, and a separate room where families could visit more individually. If they came to visit, they could sit on the couch, and there was a little dining table there, too. You can have food or something like that. So, that part was very nice, too."

"My mom is in Westmont Village Assisted Living. She is in for independent living, but she does have a nurse come in once a week, she has housekeeping, and her meals are provided. What I like best is the actual property itself. It is a 150-acre facility, and it is set up as a normal-looking suburban neighborhood. They have a mixture of apartments, duplexes, and four-bedroom houses; it looks like a common neighborhood. They have the assisted living, and they call them cottages, but they're apartments. It's a little bit more upscale looking than the plethora of nursing home facilities. It's not as utilitarian looking, because it's hard for people to swallow the whole nursing home scenario. For decades that has been a derogatory term, so I think they have definitely pulled off the aesthetics to where it doesn't reek of urine and string peas. (I worked at different facilities as a hospice volunteer and have some experience.) The food there is excellent. I lived with mom for almost a month over there to get her settled in. She has a two-bedroom place, and I partook in their food. They have a lovely variety of nutritious food, with good quantity and quality. I didn't have anything bad there or taste anything like hospital food. Activity-wise it is difficult to judge any facilities on what they offer at this point because of COVID restrictions. According to their calendar, I could tell they have had different activities planned for the different levels of care, from the memory care to the assisted living. They even offered group activities for those in the independent living. Right now, my mom is going on a group outdoor walk once a week; everybody is kind of stuck in that situation because of COVID. My mom's room is very clean. When we moved in, it was like moving into a brand-new house. When the facility was first built, it was built for the March Air Force Base officers because it's just around the corner from them. It is a big facility out here in Riverside, and it is next door to the national cemetery. It was built for all the officers, so everything was not like your typical cookie-cutter subdivision; it was aesthetically pleasing. I would say in today's market it would be comparable to any house anywhere else in the community. They are not anything less than what a regular family would buy. The staff don't seem to have their stuff together. Westmont has changed hands at least three times over the last decade. Westmont is the most recent owner, and being there with mom, I could hear other residents speak. I talked with residents who had been there for a good number of years, and they are not happy with Westmont management. I think the staff lacks experience, and they don't seem to have it all together. For example, I needed to get some things taken care of, such as her life-alert system because it was malfunctioning. It took almost a week to get that taken care of. They don't seem to have a broad understanding. The front desk, which is considered to be the hub, has young girls working who don't really have good customer service."

"My mother moved in to Brookdale Loma Linda a week ago. She's not happy and I think she's thinking of moving back to where she was, which I don't think is a good idea. The people are nice but they did make it a little bit difficult to move in. And if you bring things over to drop off, oftentimes there's not someone at the front door and that's not the best thing. When you come up to the front door, it's locked, and there's often not someone inside to see you and when you ring the doorbell no one will come so you just hope to see someone walk by. My mother said that the food is good and her room was very nice. The staff that I met was very nice and she seemed to like them all. There's a courtyard where you can take the dogs, it's very accessible but it's all just rocks so the dog doesn't like to poop there. So getting outside where there's grass is more challenging. There aren't any activities."

"Gracious Care #2 was a perfectly clean house. It's a beautiful new home, the room even has a fireplace in it. It's actually $4,000 for a dual and $5,000 for a single, which is out of our price range. The place was immaculate. It was a great community, all brand new homes around it. In fact, the whole area is new. The house itself is really clean and pretty. It would have been perfect if it weren't for the price. Their staff member was good, he was very nice. It was nice that it was a male that was there because my father-in-law is a big guy."

"They provide for the ones who need assisted and independent living. They offer more activities and meals. They have friendly staff. "

"My mother is here. They have a gym, they have theaters, then they have concerts. They have a lot of stuff, and they have a schedule. They even take them out and go shopping, so they get transportation to go shopping. They're able to go in and out whenever they want. They don't need to ask for permission, it's enough to let them know that they're going to be gone for a while. Her room is very nice. It looks like an apartment, and it's a two-bedroom, so she can have somebody there with her. But she has the master bedroom, a walk-in closet, and her own bathroom. Then they have another bathroom and another room. Then they have the living room, balcony, and a little kitchen with a counter, sink, and a refrigerator. It's a really nice place. We're actually happy and she's happy there."

"I toured Villas at San Bernardino. What we saw all looked very nice. I have no complaints and no negatives that I know of. The facilities are just very clean, inviting, and homey. When I stepped inside the community, the atmosphere felt very friendly and comfortable. The layout is very nice. The sizes of the rooms are adequate, and the dining area was very nice, too."

"Inspirations Home Care was nice. It was super clean. It looked like they had a gourmet cook. One person showed me around, and then there was the cook and someone else."

"My aunt will move into Cadence at Rancho Cucamonga. The people were very nice. The activities - there's something to do every day. The fact that she can order her food and either go to the cafe or have it delivered to her room was great. That was awesome. It's very, very clean. They come into the laundry once a week. They deliver the food. They help you out with her medication, making sure she's taking it every day, and they will walk with her if she wants company while walking. The food was delicious and made to order. The staff was great. She was amazing. She constantly asked my aunt, "How are you feeling? What do you think?" She was really concerned about how she felt about it and how she felt okay with it."

"Corona RCFE was very nice, and the people were very friendly. The grounds were good. The room is perfect for my mother who is 92. She just needs a room with a little bed, a chair, and a TV. That's all she needs. It looks like she can go out and go to the dining room area, and things like that, and they have those things available too. The staff who helped me was very friendly and answered all the questions. She was very good. I didn't sample the food, but the dining area was fine. For activities, they have a little room where people can go and they can meet with each other and play games and so on, so that's fine."

"I am a retired hospice registered nurse. My aunt was a resident at Cathy's Cottage for @9 months. I tried to visit weekly. I would show up unannounced at varied times and days. Each time I found my aunt to be clean, hair combed and with a dry adult diaper. Pain was a chronic issue yet while at Cathy's she denied pain. The staff was always courteous and happy to see my mother (the resident's sister) and me. We were given comfortable chairs and we would be offered a beverage. During Covid, Julie followed the State guidelines and tested visitors appropriately. My aunt died comfortably in a warm environment with caring caregivers."