Assisted Living Communities in Yuba City, CA

"I visited. They had a chef on site, which I really liked. They had breakfast at 8:00 a.m., lunch at 12:00 p.m., and dinner maybe at 5:00 p.m. But if somebody slept in late and still wanted breakfast, that would not be a problem. They could have a late breakfast that would be cooked for them. They order off of the menu, and they have other choices if they want. I was really impressed by that, and their facility is topnotch everything. They even had little balconies off of each room. For somebody that's an outdoor person like my sister, it's really important to have seating outside in your own little private area. So, if you have a visitor, you can get out of the room if you want, as well as freedom to walk around and everything. That's really important for people. The room had a full kitchen. The air conditioning and heating are controlled at the room there. They have studios and one-bedrooms. Everything was great. They had the little outdoor section. They had a full beauty salon there, I think it was three days a week, and then by appointment when it was going to be on the weekends. They had laundry there that they do once a week. Housekeeping is once a week. Then, if they needed more housekeeping, that would be an extra charge or more points, the more the price is per month. If you were able to do your own laundry, there was a laundry facility there. It's very nice with folding tables and everything, and there was no charge for doing that. They even provide the soap and everything, which was wonderful. One room I was shown was right next to the laundry facility, but once you walked in the apartment, it was completely soundproof, so that's nice that it wouldn't be a noisy apartment. I have not tried the food, and that's important for somebody living there to like what they're serving, and just serve good, healthy meals. The staff member who took me around was very friendly and very accommodating. She said if I had any questions, not to hesitate to call or come back in. They were above and beyond really, and very friendly. The price is just really high, but then everything is these days."

"It was very nice, but it cost more than we can afford. The staff was very accommodating and explained everything to us. The dining area was large and very nice. You can eat there or in your room."

"We toured Roseleaf in Oroville. It had a very welcoming home feel, and it had a beautiful outside area for the residents. It was scenic and comfortable. Residents could have a private room or have a roommate. The rooms were spacious. Residents could decorate them any way they wanted to. They did have to provide their own furnishings. I was impressed with the place. The staff was very informative. She was very professional. They walked us through every step of the process. If it was closer, we would choose that place. They had beautiful murals painted throughout. It was very clean, which I appreciated."

"Ansel Park Assisted Living & Memory Care was a very nice place. I liked the cleanliness of it. The staff was very nice. Everything seemed fine. The only problem I had was, when we finished the tour, they couldn't give me a price listing. I had to get that later, and I didn't have time to do that. So I don't know what their pricing was, but the apartments were very nice. The dining area was lovely. It was a very nice dining area. Daniel took me to the memory care and he was a very nice and informative man. We liked him. It was a great place."

"My mother has moved into Eskaton Village Roseville. They are patient and they're very kind to people. Most of the people I run into there seem to be very happy with their circumstances. The place is very neat, clean, and well-maintained. They promote a strong social engagement structure to keep people active and involved in what's going on around them so they don't become isolated. They offer a wide range of both physical activities, as well as mentally stimulating activities to keep older people from slipping into isolation and lack of engagement. The staff in their restaurant is extremely patient and accommodating."

"My mom moved to Oakmont of Westpark. Everyone was super helpful, bright, and cheerful. They took the time to explain. We met with the activities director. We met with the medical director. We met with the assistant activities director. We met with a lot of the team there before we decided, and everybody took the time for us. The lady who was a public relations coordinator was only like her first month there. Anything that I had questions about she didn't know the answer to, she took note of and then she got right back to me on it. The food was good. My mom enjoys it. The dining room staff are super friendly and the care team that is serving the food. They give them three meals a day. They have food sitting out. My mom gets to have two choices at every meal on what she wants to have. Every day they exercise. They have art. They have field trips once a week. They have car rides once a week. It's a beautiful place. It doesn't feel like it's a hospital. It has a cruise ship type of feel, like a beautiful hotel. They do bingo with them a couple of times a week. They have a movie theater there and they do all kinds of stuff with them."

"My sister is at The Courtyard Assisted Living. It's very nice and well-kept. The rooms are well-maintained and roomy. The staff does a great job. They are caring and I see a lot of activities going on. They're playing cards, putting puzzles together, and just all kinds of small stuff. My sister was complaining about the food though, that it doesn't have a lot of flavor, but overall it's great."

"Safety bars and bathtub modified just for my dad. Outstanding job! Friendly and approachable staff, accessibility to administrator via personal call. Supreme customer service."

"The line and janitorial staff work really hard at keeping WGlen clean and nice, which it is. The line staff work at developing and maintaining positive relationships with the residents. The activity therapy staff are really upbeat and friendly and along with the line staff/counselors, lead classes, groups and community outings. They take residents to stores, the library and various locations including accompanying residents to medical/dental appointments. The meals are enjoyed by the residents because of the variety of the menu and good quality. Snacks including food are provided mid-afternoon and about 730pm. The buildings and grounds are very well maintained and ae newer. I have visited a family member regularly for years at Willow Glen "

"I liked that Yuba Sutter Care Home was a home-like setting. It was very nice. The lady was very knowledgeable. They are actually willing to work with me on the monetary side of it. It only housed six people. It had a dining room table that was nicely set up. They also offer a diabetic diet for those who need it. They have a walking area, a common living area, and an activity area where people can do things."

"I have an aunt at who lived here for about a year. She needed a lot of assistance physically and some behavioral issues. After we put her here they gave her extra activities and got her the physical therapy needed to gain back some indepednece and with that her attitude improved and she was happy at the facility. She made friends and enjoyed the home cooked meals. During Christmas and Thanksgiving the familys are invited to an amazing dinner. During Chritmas they also have gifts for all the residents under the tree. "

"AAR Quality Senior Living is a residential care facility and the layout is spacious. The folks that work there have always been very communicative and responsive to my inquiries, very friendly, and very helpful. My mom has dementia, so they've been able to distract and divert her when she's disoriented and confused. Specific activities have been limited due to COVID restrictions, but they offer puzzles, games, and music. The food is very good because she has gained ten pounds. I've not been able to get in there other than the first time when I did a virtual tour and when I took her there. It's very expensive for care, but this is one of the most affordable options in the area."

Saint Tropez Senior Care is a senior living community located in Lincoln, California, offering both memory care and assisted living options. It provides a variety of living arrangements, including apartments with living rooms and kitchenettes, to create a comfortable and home-like setting for its residents. The community includes numerous amenities designed to enhance residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas are available for those who enjoy spending time outside, offering spaces for relaxation and socialization. The community is pet-friendly, allowing residents to have animal companions. Organized activities and programs, such as social events, help keep residents engaged and connected with others. Meals are provided, and communal dining spaces are available, along with WiFi/Internet access for staying connected. Yoga and stretching opportunities support health and wellness. Saint Tropez Senior Care also arranges field trips and outings, giving residents chances to explore new places. Shared common areas are present for social gatherings. Essential services such as general transportation and housekeeping are provided to ensure that residents' needs are met. The variety of amenities and services offered aim to create a supportive and engaging living environment for all residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"When I walked into Gladding Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care Community, I was impressed with the cleanliness and the ambiance of the whole front part of it. Everything was immaculate. The staff was masked and very helpful. I only waited one minute to make an appointment. I was taken to a private room where we discussed things. I was given a tour of the whole place and we discussed pricing. I found out, however, that they do not accept people that cannot move or get out of a bed. Deborah, the marketing director, was very, very friendly. I could see she loved her job. Everybody I met along the way seemed to be happy there. It's a very nice place, but my husband needs more care than what they give. Everything was spacious. I saw the dining room and the tables were set real nice with flowers. I saw the theater. I saw four different models of rooms and they were all well appointed with the right decorations. I was shown one where someone could go in with a wheelchair, specifically wheelchair bound. I saw people reading in their rooms, and everybody seemed to be happy. They had a group playing cards in one area. I didn't see anything negative about the whole thing. I was very happy to go there. I did not see one thing out of place. The smell was wonderful. It wasn't masked with chocolate chip cookies as some of them are."