The Best Assisted Living Communities in Stanislaus County, CA

"I visited Astoria Senior Living - Oakdale. The staff and the facility seemed to be more down-to-earth. It had more common things. If I were gonna rate it as a hotel, I would say it was a four instead of a five, but I'd still rate it as a five being an assisted living. Not so much the staff, but the actual residents there seemed friendlier than at the other place. They had a dining area. The place was clean. The staff was very friendly and helpful. You furnish your own furnishings and it was also too expensive for me."

"My mother is at Sequoia Assisted Living. The room is comfortable and kept clean by the conscientious staff. We were able to decorate the room with mom's own furniture to help give it an "at home" feel. The nurses and all staff have been wonderful with our mother. They take care of all her physical needs and are always positive and encouraging to her. I appreciate that they call me immediately if there is ever a question or something that I need to know about my mother. The dining room is nice for the residents...with linen tablecloths, a menu that residents can self select their food and the food looks and smells delicious. There are a variety of daily activities and I hope that our mother will participate more in them as she becomes more comfortable. I would highly recommend Sequoia for the love and care that they give to each and every resident!"

"What I like about Turlock Residential is the employees. They are very, very nice. I can get them to be here when I take a shower and they make our bed and get things for us. They're just really good here. The facility is older, but it's real clean. Some of the meals here are good, some aren't, like any other place (I wish for healthier food). I think the value of the money is good for me."

Located in the heart of the Valley, our mission is to provide high quality care that promotes a safe, healthy and caring environment. We promote dignity, choice, independence, and community. We tailor personal assistance based on each residents' unique needs. Trinity Valley strives to provide a family-like atmosphere, while helping our residents live as independent as possible. In our spacious 18 room home, we are able to make sure your loved one's every need is catered to. Services: 24-hour continuous live-in staff Personal assistance and care with daily living activities Individualized care plans Meal Preparation Diet monitoring Medication supervision and reminders Prescription refill through contracted pharmacy Incontinence Management Light Cleaning and Laundry service Planned activities Short-term stay available for a minimum of 7 days Amenities: Spacious backyard perfect for outdoor activities High-speed wireless internet Cable Wireless call buttons Services To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"I had the opportunity to visit this facility today. Prior to this I visited numerous facilities. I was impressed with how clean the outside of the facility was. I walked in and saw such a welcoming atmosphere. Residents were having lunch as if they were at a 5-star resort restaurant! I was greeted with a warm smile by the receptionist. Every staff member that walked by me said hello while I was awaiting my tour. I met with director Elizabeth E. She was amazing! She took the time to listen to my needs and the needs of my father. I left with valuable information to make an informed decision about my father's care. I highly recommend this facility to care for our loved ones. Their level of service has surpassed my expectations!"

"We toured Cogir of Manteca Senior Living. Everyone was very nice. The food was very good. The chef is very nice. It's not plain food. It's five-star food. The facilities are immaculate. I couldn't find anything wrong with it. The rooms are good size. The price is good. Their agenda for the seniors is good to keep them busy, which is what I like. They try to get the seniors out once a week, they said, on a little bus trip, so can't beat that. It was a very nice dinner. We had a lot of different choices, not just a menu of what they had. They also had food available if you didn't care for some of the stuff on the dinner menu. You could have other things, so I chose that, and my sister did the same thing. The staff was informative and took their time. They didn't rush us through. I didn't feel they had a tour of 20 minutes or 30 minutes. We just walked around, they asked questions, and I asked questions. They showed me the rooms that they have and their situations."

"We toured The Commons at Union Ranch. They were very clean and welcoming and had an open space for gathering. There was a courtyard in the memory care area where the patients could go and they could do gardening if they wanted to. It was just kind of an open space, but it was still very secure. Everybody was knowledgeable even the janitors who work in memory care are trained to help redirect patients if they need assistance."

"Brookdale Tracy looked like a very nice community, very clean, and had nice rooms. I was impressed. I liked the layout of the building. They had a very nice courtyard. It was spacious and well-planned out. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They provide meals."

Cherokee Retirement Home, located in Stockton, CA, is a residential care home designed to meet the needs of its residents. The care type available at this facility is specifically residential care, which is ideal for individuals looking for a more homelike setting for their senior living needs.Meals are provided, ensuring that residents have access to nutritious and tasty food without the hassle of cooking. Additionally, the home organizes various activities and programs to keep residents active and engaged with their community. Personal care services are available, helping residents with daily tasks that might have become challenging. General transportation services make it easier for residents to go to appointments or outings without worrying about driving. Medication management services ensure that residents take their medications correctly and on time. Lastly, assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) is provided, offering support with tasks such as bathing, dressing, and grooming.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My wife was injured and spent some Time recovering and Rehab at Acasia Park, I was surprised how nice and friendly the nurses and staff members were. It is an older facility but very well kept and clean, the crews were continually polishing the floors and keeping the rooms clean and always smiling and friendly. I am grateful for the service that my Wife did receive at Acasia Park. Thank you all. Joseph"

"Bethel Retirement Community was very nice and looks like a high-end assisted living place. It's a little too extensive, but they kept it nice and clean. Everybody walking around there knows each other. Even the lady in the apartment that we went to look at knew everybody who was walking down the hallway. I wonder how she remembers when they had maybe a hundred people there, but it was very nice. One of the ladies who was in the apartment let us come in and take a look, and it was very spacious. I'm sure it was probably the biggest one, because she had a queen bed in the bedroom. She also had a refrigerator and no stove, just a microwave. The person who gave the tour was very nice. They also asked us to come back and have lunch there."

"Friendly staff, the manager there is great, she treats everyone like there her family. My mom loves the food there. "

"We’re very happy with Stacie’s Chalet. Our impression of the place has been very favorable all the way from the administration down. My mom loves it there. She’s had a great time. The atmosphere is very nice. The help she receives is tremendous, and the staff has a great attitude. I can’t think of one person on the staff that we’ve had an issue with, and my sisters and I are there all of the time. The rooms are very nice. We’re in the process of redecorating one right now because my mom just moved into a bigger room. They give you a freedom to decorate your room however you want. I’ve eaten there several times, and the food is delicious and not like hospital food; it’s like a restaurant. They have a full range of activities like arts and crafts classes, bingo, and trivial pursuit. They had everyone dress in costumes for Halloween. The Religious services there are very nice. Their activity director is very caring. They have a courtyard with patio furniture and umbrellas, so the residents can sit outside. "

"My dad is at Golden Age. They have 10 homes, and they're residential homes. He is at the one in Effingham. They can hold six residents. The place is great. It's a small setting. In the larger communities, my worry was that my dad would get forgotten because there are so many people in there. With Golden Age, it is a residential home. It's like a family. All six residents come and sit at the dining room table together and have their breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You get a more warm and fuzzy feeling. They're not going to get lost in the crowd of other patients. Plus, they have hospice that comes in there. If the resident qualifies for hospice, they come to the house. There's a medical service where a doctor comes to the home to see the residents. I don't know how many times a week, but there's a nurse that comes in and make sure that the medications are fine. They check the patients over there, so they don't have to transport anybody from the home to a doctor's office because it's just not good to be taking them out. My dad has been there for about two weeks now. The staff are great. Food is fresh and cooked every day. The kitchen is right there, so the residents can watch the cooking going on. They're all together in the dining room and the kitchen. For the patients that are in there, they really don't have the mental capacity to do activities. I was there at lunchtime the other day. If they're having a sandwich or watermelon or whatever for their lunch, the girl will cut their sandwich up in squares. At least they're getting that hand-eye coordination because these people, their minds are gone so much that they can't do much. They can't do crossword puzzles because their brain is sick, so they do what they can. They do their best."