The Best Senior Living Communities in Beaumont, CA

"The location of Maple Guest Home was perfect. The facility was excellent. I liked the patient-to-staff ratio. Everyone was very professional. I feel that they would be able to perfectly supply the need that we need for my mom. They have a place outside. Mom likes outside to where she can be nice and comfortable and get sunshine. I liked the whole atmosphere."

"The Camelot has been upgraded. It's in the price range that I can afford. Everything's provided in the cost and they have different specials at different months. It seemed like it was pretty well taken care of, and the dining room and all of the facilities seemed adequate. They're newly painted apartments. It looked like the menu was pretty good. The staff answered all our questions. She was very knowledgeable and easy to talk with. We could have had a meal there if we had been there during the mealtimes, but we weren't, so we didn't taste the food."

"I've been in Hacienda Senior Living Assisted Living & Memory Care a little over a year. I'm in assisted living. I take care of myself. They just give me my medication, feed me, and shower me, and that's it. It's very good. I love it here. It's not like some of the other ones that are real big. This is smaller and you get more care. I have my own room. They have a fountain outside the grounds and they have fruit trees here. They take good care of you. They're really nice. I really like them all. It's excellent food. They give you so much food. We don't have a lot of activities. They're in the process of hiring somebody to come in here and do activities with us. There's another section where people need more help, have Alzheimer's, and stuff like that. The people where I'm at can take care of themselves, and there are only about five of us in this area. Value for money is OK."

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

"It was clean and organized. I like the setup inside. But what was a drawback was where my mother was going to stay; she would be outside, in like a studio apartment. And she had to leave there to go in, and I said, "No, that's not going to work for her." That was the number one drawback. The staff member who gave the tour was very nice and thorough. Even though it wasn't a fit for my mother, it was still a good facility. I liked that they had trips for the seniors there. Everything was okay. The dining room was very nice. I liked the decor. Everything was well-lit. The lighting was perfect. They have a little area set up if they want to sit outside."

"We are going with Buena Vista Assisted Living. My mother-in-law hasn't moved in yet, but it's more intimate because it's a little bit smaller of a facility. It seems very much like more of a home. Everyone that I met that worked there was very nice and friendly, and everyone seemed very helpful. The rooms were sort of like a studio. It's like a bedroom- living room kind of all in one, and then the bathroom. Each one has its own, so there's no shared rooms. Every time I've been in there, everything seems really nice. The dining area seems very nice. It's like a large home kitchen kind of dining area, where everybody comes together and sits. They have a little beauty salon. They have classes, but I don't know much about them yet."

"We went to see the Summerfield of Redlands and toured their memory care. The place is very nice, friendly, clean, and with competent personnel. The rooms are also clean, well-organized, and well-equipped but with plenty of room to add the resident's personality."

"We visited Mission Commons in Redlands. I like the grounds and the way it looks. The level of care was different, too, and we liked that. It seemed like it was more independent living, and then we could bring in our own people. It's more expensive to do that, but they had more options. They are in the process of updating the place. I'm not sure if it's changed since we were there, but they were not licensed for assisted living so they had separate apartments that the residents could rent and would include the meals, but they would provide their own care. For instance, if my father needed dementia care, he could hire somebody to come in and do that."

"My mother moved to Brightwater Senior Living of Highland's memory care unit. I remember seeing this one woman come out and, even being wheeled out of one of the bedrooms, she had a full face of makeup, her hair was done, and she was dressed nicely. They were smiling and laughing, too. I just love the friendliness of the place. It seemed like they just knew and genuinely cared about the individuals, even the non-verbal ones and those making a mess or soiling themselves. No one had a bad attitude and nobody acted like they didn't want to do their job. They were all there with a smile on their faces and the patients looked happy and cared for. Any question I had for them, they answered it immediately and if they didn't have the answer, they found it out. The food is nice. The only thing about it that I did notice is it's not seasoned, but I know that they probably can't put salt on a lot of the patient's food. There are two separate eating areas for memory care and assisted or senior living people. The senior living looks like a hotel, it's beautiful. My mom says memory care's eating area is like a cafeteria. I've tried to feed my mom and she's not thrilled with the food. They had a petting zoo. They brought in a bunch of animals so the residents could see the animals they had. They play bingo every day. They try to keep them active. They don't want the patients in their room all the time so they are constantly doing something. They have a movie theater there. I'll take my mom to the movie theater and see a movie during my visits. They've got a lot of activities. You just have to go to them. The lady who runs the memory care is outstanding. She answers every question and goes above and beyond. She even comes in on her days off to just follow up. She works very hard, and I'm thrilled with her. Everybody there is outstanding. I haven't found one individual that pissed me off. My mom has fallen twice since she's been there and there was never a thought in my mind that it was because no one was caring for her. It's just a good place and the best one that I found. It is expensive, but it's worth every penny. I think the care that you're receiving is far beyond the money you're spending."

"I visited Pico De Loro. Everything was very nice. I had a lot of resources but the cost was too much. They showed everything, the rooms, the bedding, and the dining areas. I sampled the meal and the food was good. The facility was great. It's very clean. They had very nice and good quality programs for them. The staff was helpful and easygoing."

"We've known someone who was there at Brookdale Loma Linda before, and we liked the way the residents are respected and cared for. The facility is decorated nicely for Christmas right now, so it was very pretty, very clean, and very friendly. The dining area was very nice. It's very bright, very cheerful, and has a lot of space for chairs and wheelchairs and getting around. They have entertainment and a caring staff. If they needed to have medicines passed out, their mailboxes were just right there. They also have games and they interact with the residents."

"I toured Chardonnay Hills Care Home. It's a house with wide aisles, which was great for wheelchairs. The kitchen and the living room were spacious. The floors were wood, so there weren't any smells."

"Westmont of Riverside is a beautiful community surrounded by 55-plus housing, so it's a very normal neighborhood-like environment that you drive through to get to their facility. It had a nice little fountain in the front, lots of parking, and it was beautiful and quite lovely. We were late, we called them first, and they were very gracious about it. The lady who helped us was very professional. She was a little off-putting at first, but I think that's because we were so late and we were probably interrupting her schedule, but she got over it quickly enough. She was very pleasant and certainly knew what she was talking about. They had a lot of things for people to do. They have a lovely library that is huge. We also went by what she called an art room. It was dark, no one was in there at the time, so I don't know exactly what they had in there, but she said that is where they have painting and stuff. They also had a sort of thing like when you're in old high school and there are recesses in the wall with glass where awards go. They had those types of things, and they had celebratory seasonal things displayed there. It stands out because nobody else did it. They had what looked like a giant activities room where they played Bingo. She said they also had various things that went on there at that particular time; they were doing bingo. One standout thing there, and I can only give the very basics of it, is that they had an on-site doctor. You don't have to use the doctor, but in probably all the old people's cases, they're all going to have doctors, and if you move a distance, which my sister would be, she's going to have to find another doctor within her group. While she's looking for a doctor, they have an on-site doctor, so she could sign up with them. It doesn't have to, though; they were clear about that. Most of the things that these old people are going to have going wrong with them are colds and flu, and they need shots and basic stuff that a GP is efficient for. It's really convenient to be able to book a doctor right there on-site. You can also get your pharmacy needs there, which is also nice. You don't have to, it's clear, but you could. They also had transport there, where if your doctor was off-site and you booked an appointment, you could book transport with them to get to the appointment."