Vista Cove at Corona

Jeanette

It was excellent. The staff showed me the nursing hospital next to it, so it was a very good visit. The dining area was big. There were rooms for all the residents. The staff members were nice. They told me what they do. The lady showed me the rooms and I liked them a lot. They were nice. I would put my mom in there.

Angelina7

It was nice for all intents and purposes, especially if you are on a budget. It was clean, and the staff was great, but it felt and looked like an old folks’ home. It didn’t have the bells and whistles. My older brother had his mother there. She had Alzheimer’s, and they were very good to her, but it’s a different situation with my dad. He is completely lucid, so I needed for him to have stimulation. I would say for someone who had Alzheimer’s, the place would be great because the staff really cares. They did a great job for my brother’s mother. If you were to put someone like my dad there, I think it would have led to depression. There wasn’t enough to stimulate him.

Shelly11

I visited a few times. My mother-in-law is like in the hospital-type room, not in the assisted-living part. It’s very nice. They have a dining area, a meeting room, and arts and craft room. It’s just like a regular nursing home. The staff has been very attentive and helpful. My mother-in-law doesn’t want to cooperate and refusing physical therapy, but they’re very attentive and very patient to her. I went to a Valentine’s dinner one time. They had dinner, dance, and people singing. My church goes in there and has Bible study time on Tuesdays. As far as that, I know they have other activities, but I don’t go to them. The dining hall was nicely cleaned, with nice tables. We went to a buffet, and there’s a piano in there. Let’s just say the food was edible. I’m impressed, because they’re simply located, friendly, seemed like they’re interested in the patient to the extent they get emotionally attached, and helpful.