The Best Senior Living Communities in Placerville, CA

"Besides being a nice place, Oakmont of El Dorado Hills had a nice little private garden set up in the middle of the facility. So, if someone wanted to get out, they had a nice little private area for them. They showed us just about everything. They have their own hair and nail salon in the building."

"I toured Cogir of Folsom and I really enjoyed it. The kitchen was really good. They have a lot of activities for the seniors. It was newly renovated, so it looked really spick and span. The hallways were very spacious. I remember the new carpeting and things like that. The staff was great, very friendly, and open to help. What I liked about the lady that I talked to was there was no pressure. It was 100 degrees and nobody was outside, but everybody was inside, and I knew there were activities planned. They had a rec room or art room, I don't know what they call it."

"It was hard to park and get into Creekside Oaks Retirement Community, but once we got in and found out that they were having all the furniture replaced (that has to be done), we were pretty happy. Looking around the facility, everyone's smiling and happy and just on the way to doing something and not people sitting there in a wheelchair. I had a good impression of them. Renee was very friendly. I've spoken with her a bunch of times since, and so has my mom, and they're just checking on her, making sure if she has any questions or anything. So, the follow-up was good. Renee knew the inside and out of that building like it was her own house, which I was pretty impressed with. She showed us three different rooms and they were all beautiful. We only used one dining area, although they had others, and the food there was excellent. The staff was really good, professional, and friendly. The cook was fantastic."

"The Revel Folsom is very attractive. It's built around a large open courtyard that surrounds an oak grove. There are a lot of patio areas. There's a variety of different apartments available from studio to two-bedroom-two bath. The food is delicious. There is an indoor saltwater pool. There's water aerobics, water walking, a bocce ball court, and walking groups. There is a nice area for walking. It's close to restaurants, retail shopping, and grocery shopping, too. The staff are very friendly, very accommodating, and very helpful. I haven't gotten super involved in activities, but I know they're available."

"My mom moved into CountryHouse - Folsom. It was small, dedicated to memory care, and it was a lock, secure facility, as far as locked and secure can be for a memory care facility. I was pleased with the training the staff has and they are very attentive to the residents. It's brand new. They have a monthly calendar, but they have weekly activities and daily activities. The food is excellent. They take them out, they have a beauty salon, they can do their nails, they bring in doctors. They were comparable to everyone else in amenities."

"My sister-in-law is currently at Oakmont of Folsom. It's very clean. I live quite a ways away, so I cannot go that often, but when I have gone there, I've seen that it's secure, and they seem to take care of the people. My sister-in-law has her hair/nails done. They used to take them out for a ride, but they don't do that anymore. I guess they don't have the right person to do it. It's expensive and not everybody can afford to go there. The staff is OK. They seemed to be caring, at least when we were there. They have different things going on. They have different people coming in and entertaining them, too."

"We are not at that point yet, but Brookdale Folsom would be the preference for us if my mother were to go into a facility. I liked it because they had a lot of activities and different functions that one could select from. It is a beautiful and very clean facility. The staff members were very helpful in answering questions. Overall, they put on a nice tour. They showed us different options of rooms, like an apartment versus a studio. They also took us into a unit that was being renovated, and it was very nice. One of the sales or marketing people took her time with us. She didn't rush us. She answered all our questions. Because this was our first time on this journey, she also brought up some very good points for us to think about. She followed up with phone calls, not to pressure us, but was like, "Hey, how's it going? What else can we do to help you?" We're very impressed. They would like us to bring my mother back over there when she gets out of the facility that she's in now. They wanted her to meet some people and have lunch with them, so that we could also sit down and have lunch. However, we didn't want any meal on the day we were there because we had just eaten. The place was so clean, and it smelled nice. It wasn't musky like some of them were. The way it is laid out is easier for someone who might not have all their faculties. Like they know how to get to the elevator, and they have assistance there. It is really good. I'm really impressed with it."

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"My mother-in-law moved into Loomis Home Care. So far, the people, the owners, and the staff, the beautiful facility, we're very happy with the area that she's in. I have not personally been inside because of COVID, but my husband did go inside, and he was fine with the interior. The interior of the place, room, back patio facilities, and by the small lake was nice and pleasant. We're very happy with where she's at. They do have activities. We're very happy with the activities that are available to her. They have dancing, singing that we know of, some arts, crafts or activities. I'm not there with her when she does the activities, but she seems to be very happy. We've heard that the food is good from my brother-in-law's friend who has his mother also at the facility. We're very happy with everything. We're not disappointed, or nothing's been negative, so we're fine."

"Pine Grove Residential Home Care for the Elderly is a care house that has six residents in it. It is very clean and very nice. It's a bit farther from my house. The owner was very nice. She sat down with us and talked to us for as long as we needed to ask questions, and she answered every one of them. However, I don't think that is the environment for my mom. Even though they have activities, there are not as many activities as the other place has. The staff member there is a cardiovascular nurse. There is also always somebody there. It's more of an intimate kind of setting versus a big, institutionalized kind of place. Everybody there seemed to be happy. However, I think my mom would thrive better in a community where she could have more options for activities. It's a beautiful setting. They showed us all the rooms; they showed us around the whole home. They introduced us to the people, too, and it was very nice. She didn't have any rooms available at the time, and that was okay because we didn't know when my mother was going to get out of the facility that she's in now."

"Country House is a brand new facility. It is really nice. They are all single rooms with single baths, no shared baths. Upstairs are the memory care patients, and down below are those who are still basically functioning, so they are not all lumped together like some facilities. It was excellent. The chef even came out and introduced himself. He was talking to all the residents after they had their meals; he went and talked to each one. It was a real friendly and open atmosphere. They were playing Bingo, and the other day when I talked to my mother, she said that they took her out to an art studio, and they had Hawaiian dancers come and perform for them the other day."

"Eskaton Granite Bay is a very nice facility. We toured for independent living. We ate there and their food was very good. They did not have activities going on at the time because it was meal time, but we talked with their activities director and saw some of the things that they do there. The person was very enthusiastic. The rooms we saw were a nice size, and everything was very clean and very updated."

"Mom already moved to PLC 7125 Main. She is in the memory care. It's small, kind of like a house, and there are only three other residents there. It's not like a big corporation that owns it. It's a couple and the husband's sister. So, they're more flexible and more personable. They get three meals a day and since my mom is extra hungry, she gets snacks. I have tried the meals and it was excellent. It is all home cooked. Some of it is frozen, but that's just kind of like how you would have it at your home (the things that you purchase that are frozen). They are not like a big corporation where they have a giant kitchen staff and they're ordering from kitchen supply places and the food is frozen and bad, they cook everything from scratch. They are more personal. They have a back deck that they go out on sometimes to have popsicles or to watch the ducks. They said they have a trail that goes back to the property and there's a vineyard and stuff, but they haven't been able to do anything like that since it's been so hot."

"The Sunrise of Rocklin was a very nice facility. The people we met were very friendly and thorough in their explanations of things. We didn't have a whole lot of interaction with staff other than the office staff who gave us a tour of the part of the facility that they thought we needed, which was memory care for my wife. I would be staying in an apartment with her. We talked to one nurse in the memory care unit who was very nice and answered our questions. The lady who did the tour for us was excellent. She was a salesperson, so we knew she was trying to sell the facility, but I thought she was very good. The rooms that they showed us were very nice, one was even furnished. We would naturally be moving our own furniture into one if we had chosen them. I think we would be very happy there considering the help that my wife is going to need in the very near future with her dementia. They had a beautiful outdoor courtyard area with tables and lounge chairs. Some of it had a cover over it because it gets really hot where we're at in the summertime. That was quite nice. If you were ambulatory and had a car, they also had an area for you to park, so in my case, I would be able to come and go if I needed to. The lobby in the main area of the dining room was quite beautiful. You order off of a menu, but I didn't see a menu. They said they could cook for people with diabetes and people with Crohn's disease, which I happen to have both of. It would be a place where we can be very comfortable when the time comes. We just don't need it right now."