The Best Senior Living Communities in Visalia, CA

"We were looking for a place for my uncle but as of the moment we are still in the process of getting him a spot here. He's going through having a physical therapy as of now and also working on the papers to fill out for him since we decided that this is where he will go. We like the place specially my mother. She wants to put my uncle in a comfortable place. My uncle has friends there so it would be a good idea if he stay there after the therapy. He's 93 and alone and he's ready now to get a little help and stay in an assisted living facility and not be alone in his house."

"We decided on The Remington. Our tour was very good. We like its location. The upkeep is excellent. The visuals are excellent. It seems to have everything we need. They have dining, a physical fitness center, and a library. The staff are all very friendly. The food is all very planned out, but the menu is not always to our taste."

"We got a place for my dad at Sierra Hills. We put a security deposit down. It's recently renovated and clean. They've got very helpful and friendly staff. It's a well-appointed place. I can't complain about anything that I experienced. It's very well kept up. The grounds were very nice. The community rooms were very well taken care of."

"I toured Haleys Home Care LLC. I liked that it was a home. It was a nice, newer home, not a facility. Also, it was clean, open, and airy, and aesthetically pleasing. The staff member I met with was super nice. She showed me all of them. I got to meet the other residents. There are only five that live there, so I got to meet them, which was nice. They don't have a cafeteria-type setting. They get three meals a day because most of their clients are always in bed. So, they fix meals."

"We toured The Harvest at Fowler. What's nice is that it's small. There were few residents. It's very personal. Alex did a nice job and he was very helpful with information. The rooms were nice and clean. They have their own bathrooms. It's an open dining area. It's nice."

"This is an older multi-story senior housing facility operated by non-profit organization with rates based on a sliding scale for independent living. The apartments are very clean but gently used with a balcony. The location is great, next to the public library and downtown Visalia so it's close to shopping. A big plus is that it's located near the Senior Citizens Center for easy access to meals and resources. The dining room is used for activities and snacks/coffee; the kitchen was closed due to personnel expenses. There are activities planned, like the Xmas tree decorating party, a small media room, and library. Small pets are allowed, another plus. The grounds are nice, but small with a couple of benches for sitting and some nice orange trees. Only downside is the traffic, but the facility is completed gated so its secure. "

"My mother-in-law was in Oaks Meadows for a year. It's a really nice place. They got kitchens in their apartments. It's family friendly. Everybody was real friendly. It was nice that they lock the doors. For the evening hours, you can only get in by calling the individual you wanted to visit there because they lock the door. It's a nice secure area and we like that. They were real nice and real friendly. They even remember my name. "

"My grandma was here and she did great. Rehab was successful. Nice clean facility. Friendly staff. "

"My mother is in memory care at Casa Grande. We chose it because of proximity to my home, it's clean and cheerful, and the facility has what she needs, like activities, games, and large common areas where visitors come in and put on religious music. They have outings for those who are interested and able. They have a hairstylist who comes in if you need that, food and their own kitchen, a podiatrist who comes in on a schedule, a doctor if you choose to use them, and hospice can come in if necessary. The rooms are a nice size. The staff is friendly and personable."

"Cecilia is doing good at Kaweah Manor, it is a very good place. She is sharing a room with another resident, she likes where she is living now, and she likes the help that she is getting. The staff is very helpful. The nurses are nice, they help her in doing a lot of things. They're really good with her. As long as Cecilia is happy there, we're happy. I like that they're on a first name basis and that they know her very well. They're looking after her diet, too."

Jordeth Senior Care Home has a peaceful cul-de-sac location near Woodland Park in Visalia, California. It's a few minutes from Downtown Visalia where Kaweah Delta Medical Center, Visalia Senior Center, Tulare County Public Library, Fox Theatre and various commercial amenities are located. The charming agricultural city of Visalia is easily accessible from Fresno and Bakersfield via California State Route 99, and its Sequoia Shuttle lets seniors and their loved ones take advantage of round trip transportation to Sequoia National Park. The mission of Jordeth Senior Care Home is to improve its residents' quality of life while safeguarding their independence and dignity. This five-bed residence provides assisted living, memory care and hospice services in a home setting. The facility offers comfortable private and shared accommodations. Its administrator is a registered nurse who performs personalized health assessments and care management for each resident through individualized care plans. The 24-hour staff is well-trained and capable of providing medication assistance and incontinence care. Residents benefit from the secure, familiar environment of Jordeth Senior Care Home. Nutritious home-cooked meals and healthy snacks are served daily. The staff plans scheduled activities and entertainment programs to keep residents active and socially engaged. Transportation is available for salon trips and medical appointments.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My brother was at Linwood Meadows Care Center. They did a wonderful job bringing him back because he was in bad shape then. He had physical and occupational therapy. They did a wonderful job for him there. They took really good care of him. They kept his hearing aid. They took them to him and put them in for him. They assisted him with his bathing and bathroom because he was more critically ill at that time. He had physical therapy every day, and he liked it. They were wonderful with him, and he really liked those people a lot. They had a lot of activities, but most of the patients there were quite critical. My brother has had two strokes and he was one of the better ones. They had a coffee room and they put the TV on. They had singers that came and performed for them. The place was adequate but it was an older building."

"My mom was in this care center for about 4 months and is finally coming home today. My experience with the staff was amazing and was always greeted with a smile. The food was left to be desired but they have plans to improve. The therapists was what helped my mom learn how to walk again and at 88 years old it was quite difficult. As she pushed through it tho she was successful. The CNA’s were over the top in caring for my mom and making sure she was comfortable. Anyways, I would recommend this care center to anyone looking for a place for their loved one."

"Evergreen is the very best at what they can help with, and that is caring for your family member as though they were part of their own family. It is a privately owned facility and every service they provide is the epitome of personal. Martha, the Administrator, and Esmerelda, her Assistant are extremely careful to select staff who not only care for each resident with great love and compassion, but also care for the family and friends of the residents as though an extension of your family. Each staff member displays an obvious passion for what they do. This small home environment was given to us as a gift from God. Mom was only with them for about two months before she passed, and these extraordinary people fell in love with a woman who was already in advanced stages of dementia and had very little capacity to express her own gratitude for the much needed love and care she received. Even when Mom passed these people grieved as though she was their own family whom they had lost. Dementia is such a cruel condition and Evergreen and its Staff offset that cruelty with compassion and love that made it all better; you know, like mommy kissing the hurt so it would go away. They count it a privilege that you would trust them with the one you love. I could go on and on, but just visit them, you'll see what I'm referring to. Oh, and the cost is the best you will find anywhere! This is wholly sincere, and without exaggeration. Take a tour, you won't be disappointed. Thank you again Evergreen! "