Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

"I moved in here just recently, I checked online and Atria Del Rey impressed me when I came and tour the community. I chose this place because My kids grew up in here and went to Alta Loma school. The familiarity of the place and my transition is easy and the feeling of normalcy. It feels like I’m still home. What I love living in here are the staff. The caregivers are very helpful, the staff are cordial and friendly. I am not intimidated at all. I have privacy and I get to choose any activities that I want. They give a a schedule every week. My cat Bubba lives with me here too. The staff likes him."

"We did visit Oakmont of Chino Hills. It was very nice and very clean. They had very nice people, and they had lots of activities, but it was not in our price range. It was too far from my sister-in-law too. "

"Me and my wife toured Westmont of Riverside. It certainly looked like it would meet all of our needs. The biggest factor in choosing to settle at Westmont is the proximity of the place to our daughter. It looked very good. I think the one feature that we were attracted to was that it did have a full kitchen and a washer and dryer. The person who toured us was very charismatic and she answered all of our questions, a very pleasant young lady."

"I was impressed with Walnut Village. It's sheer perfection. I would've been very happy going there, but it just wasn't time for me to go into that kind of a facility. The person during the tour was charming, very knowledgeable, and very pleasant. He made it sound like it would be wonderful. The dining area was like going to a very fancy restaurant. It was really a nice place. They also have a little coffee shop. I saw one woman working out in the gym with a trainer. Everybody was so pleasant and so happy. It's a lovely place."

"Merrill Gardens at Rancho Cucamonga is very nice, but it isn't as nice presentation wise as the other two places I went to. It's location was very park-like and I liked that."

"I have been a resident of Inland Christian Home for several years now. I like the friendliness of the people, it's like a family, and it's a Christian atmosphere. The grounds are kept up, I don't have anything to complain about yet. I have a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom, with a laundry room apartment that's about over 1200 square feet. The housekeeping comes twice a month and the utilities are all included. We have Wi-Fi for $20, it has a TV and in-house stuff that's going on, plus the menus for the dining room. They give us like HBO and Cinemax and stuff like that for free. The activities were sort of curtailed because of COVID, we used to do a lot more things but we're slowly getting back. Once a month, we have dinner in the Friendship Center and we have entertainment, it's a fun time for everybody to get together. They have an ice cream social once a month, they have a walking group, a dog park, and there's a day when they have games. It's not necessarily card games, it's just for people to play different games. They have refreshments, sometimes, like last month, we had somebody doing hula dancers and stuff like that. Everybody has a patio or a terrace, and the grounds look like a garden everywhere you go. If you want food, you can purchase it from the dining room. We have a full kitchen. Their dining area has tables and chairs and tablecloths, it's just a dining room. But they also have outdoor dining if you want that. Our maintenance group is excellent, if something breaks down, they're right there fixing it. The staff in the assisted living are there, if we need help we have buttons to push and they're right there when you need them. And the people in the office are the best. Everybody is great here so I'm not willing to move, it's just that every year some things go up and I currently pay $2900."