Memory Care Communities in Anaheim Hills, CA

"Mom is moving here. We liked the security for the memory side of it. The young lady who gave us the tour was very open and very honest about other things. We liked the cleanliness of the facilities, and the cleanliness of the people that work there. We looked at the menu too, and the menu was overseen by the nutritionist. They have a nurse that comes in periodically, and because my mom would be on the memory side, they do have people that check up on them 24 hours a day. They're always looking to make sure that their full attention is with them, even though they have a wide variety of individuals that live there. The attention to each one and their way of doing things is something that impressed my sister and I. You have a single room where the person is himself, or the one where they share a room with someone else, but they do an extensive review of each one, and they can match the people to be in the same room together. You can tell that everything is nice and clean, and the outside is nice and clean, and the grounds are clean. She even allowed us to see some of the people that live there, helping them clean the rooms. And they have watering stations. But basically, it's like little sections where they have water constantly, which is very important. So we like that as well. We were very satisfied with them."

"Villagio at Capriana is a great community, but we have been going through some issues with addressing Mom's medications and agitation. Other than that, the staff has been attentive and very easy to communicate with. I've tried the food only when they have community events and it's been exceptional. The facility is beautiful with very well manicured and landscaped grounds. It's clean and safe. Their activities were the best that we had seen. They have a rich activities calendar and they do a good job with engaging a large majority of the residents in daily activities."

"Oakmont of Capriana is relatively small, like 100 people, and it's a CCRC, which is what we're looking for. In the independent living, the apartments were relatively large with high ceilings and they had nice views (the place we're looking at has a view of a garden and a koi pond). Then over beyond, there's a pool. It had all the amenities: the gym, the library, and things like that. The staff was all very helpful. Everybody was friendly. They responded to phone calls and they were just very good. We had great food there and we met with residents and talked with them. It was a good experience. They also do a great job with the cleanliness."

"My mom stayed at Ivy Park at Bradford and we still go back there quite often. They've invited my mom to come for music since once a week they have music and happy hour. Everybody knows my mom there. She doesn't remember them as much, but they remember her. She stayed in their assisted living and had a beautiful room with a beautiful view. All the caregivers were very kind, considerate, and helped us when her dementia started to get really bad. They were very cautious and careful with her as she is diabetic. They are very sweet people. The administrator there is very welcoming and very loving, it was what drew us to them in the first place. It's a very serene environment too and they play a lot of games. My mom was never into games or anything, but they have a lot of games and activities, and they're constantly engaging with the residents. They have beautiful meals and even family time. They have picnics, a luau, and mothers and fathers day things. They also have a Halloween festival where everybody dresses up. I have some grandkids who would come out and just be present for my mom and it was a pleasant experience. It's expensive but if I had the money, she probably would have stayed a little longer. Her care needed more, and she couldn't stay but they're a great place."

"I cannot say enough about how much our family appreciated all the warm care and consideration that Clearwater/Clearbrook's staff showed to my elderly aunt during her time there. From the moment you enter the premises, there is a welcome feeling of relaxed luxury that comes from the thoughtful design, with outdoor walking paths, greenery such as olive trees and shaded patios w bbq grills and lounge areas. Our favorite dining spot was the "pub", an indoor dog-friendly space which allowed my aunt to spend time with our family pets...no airplane food here! Having a chapel on site was such a unique amenity that brought us comfort as well. The best feature, however, is the staff, all of whom I felt did their best to make residents feel at home while partnering and communicating with family to provide the best care possible. Clearwater/Clearbrook's people, policies and environment have created such a positive space, which translates to and is felt by the residents and guests alike. We treasured her time there, and are so grateful to everyone for making her final journey a beautiful one."

"My friend moved into Bliss Care Home. This is a boarding place. The staff is very friendly. The rooms are very nice. Everything is very nice. It has a nice backyard, lots of fruit trees, an area where they can sit out, and a covered gazebo. Their living atmosphere is friendly, quiet, and nice. They have activities for the guests. The other three women that are there are nice. She has someone to converse with. I would put someone in there again if I had to. I would use their services again. I haven't found a problem with them."

"We went here. I would give them high marks across the board. They're clean, caring, they had a good menu, super friendly staff, and they were very helpful during COVID. My father-in-law was there. He was there for only five months, but it was during COVID. He was in a one-bedroom apartment."

"My parents both live at Columns Care Home. They are 95 years old and I'm very comfortable with their care. I happen to be very cautious in giving recommendations about care because I'm a registered nurse, and very picky about how my parents are cared for. This RCFE takes times to provide customized care, even down to my parents particular food likes and dislikes. The current owner, Charlie, has been told to shop tirelessly (4 supermarkets!) until he finally found my dad's sugar free chocolate ice-cream. The caregivers are patient, loving and gentle and they work very well with the hospice program that my mother is on. I can sleep fitfully at night because the owner and staff at Columns Care Home treat my folks like they are their folks. What more could a daughter ask for? Thank you Jovie, Maria, Isa, and of course, Charlie. Readers, I provided this info at no one's request. "

We Care For You Owned and Operated by an LVN, we are dedicated to providing you with compassionate assisted living and memory care in a secure and inviting residential setting. Your independence and sense of self is enhanced with our supportive environment. Live worry-free and secure knowing we are always here for you. Our professionally trained staff are ready to help you when needed 24 hours a day. We know food is an important part of your daily enjoyment and carefully prepared with you in mind. Every Service Is Included: Personalized Care Plans LVN on duty Three Nutritious and Delicious Meals Snacks and Drinks Anytime Secure Environment Medication Assistance by Certified Staff Dressing Assistance Bathing and Grooming Assistance Mobility Assistance Incontinence Assistance We Honor Aging in Place including Hospice We do your laundry and housekeeping Special Features: We understand your needs. We respect your individuality. We offer you special features to enhance your activities of daily living. So live well and be happy. It's all here: 24 Hr Assistance Personal Care Manager Health & Wellness Wireless Internet Cable Television Dementia Care: When your loved one requires special care, we can help. We design personalized therapeutic care plans to nourish the body, mind and spirit. Maintaining a consistent routine with familiar caregivers is important. In our cozy settings, individuals suffering from dementia feel at home and secure. 24-hour Personal Attention Incontinence Care Calming low-stimuli environment Positive Social Interactions Professional Care Management: When medical services are needed, we will assist you with a variety of community resources covered: In-Home Primary Care Podiatry Physical & Occupational Therapies Durable Medical Equipment Financial Considerations: Private Funding/Pension VA Benefit Long Term Care Insurance To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"I toured. The rooms were really nice; the majority were private. They had an open house type of event when I was there, which was kind of cool, and I met a few people. Liza was very nice. She gave me a good tour. They had some nice amenities like the library and entertainment room."

"I went to Chino Hills. That's a nice one. The people there were friendly, really nice. It was clean. No smell. There are no holes in the wall, just clean. It was very clean. The staff was very friendly. I've seen them helping others, helping some of the patients there and they were very caring. The rooms were very clean."

"The staff here was friendly. The facility was beautiful and there were a lot of interesting details and features that made it very special. The dining area was nice. The individuals can order off a menu, like at a restaurant. There were nice outdoor spaces and opportunities for recreation and programming, like music. Everyone was accommodating."

"Nice rooms. Great food. Caring staff. It is very beautiful. I have my aunt there, but I would not hesitate to live there myself. It's like living on a cruise ship."

"My father moved into Oakmont of Orange. When I first went for my appointment, they had a wonderful sign welcoming me for the tour. I met with the marketing director who sat with me and answered all my questions and introduced me to the wellness director and the executive director. They spent some time with me understanding my father's condition and situation and what we were looking for. They went through their programs and how they would address his needs. They were willing to go visit him initially to get a better idea of what the costs would be, on top of just the monthly rate, that would address his needs in terms of additional care. They showed me the available apartment that they had thought would be best for him, given what I had requested for him, which was being close to the restaurant and the social activities. So, that was all nice because it seemed very personalized and thoughtful. The property itself is not large, but it's also not small. The apartment my dad has is in a great location and overlooked the courtyard. Although the kitchen is small, there's not a whole lot of need for a full kitchen. I appreciated that the living area of the apartment is much larger than the kitchen area. The quality of the facility is top-notch. And everybody that I met on the tour, which included the activities director, the chauffeur, and the maintenance crew, were all very nice and the residents seemed happy. It was very calm and quiet, and yet, everybody was very interactive when I was there. The restaurant is very fancy, and the food reviews of the chef there were always five stars reviews for the quality of the food, and that turned out to be true after having eaten there with my father. Everything has worked out well. They were very accommodating with my move-in requests and getting the room set up. In terms of how it was after, I had decided that my dad would be a good fit there. They were very amenable to the process of moving him in. I honestly couldn't be happier. Part of that is also that my father is happy there and he feels very much at home, comfortable, and welcome, and he feels like it is a very, very top-notch place. My dad is going to the workout classes, he's playing games. I know that he's actively engaging in the activities. The wellness team is very responsive. I've asked them to take into consideration different courses of care for him. Based on my father's communication about what's happening, this has been handled and managed. I was told that when he transitioned over that they would make sure that through his Medicare, he would be able to get more physical therapy regularly and for a longer period of time than what he was discharged with from skilled nursing. And so, that's happened. They also coordinated an appointment with the concierge doctor that comes to the facility. There was another company they work with that helps with hearing tests that he's now going to be assessed in. It seems like things are happening to his benefit and being given the necessary attention to the kind of keep him cared for. Also, the initial assessment of additional assisted living that was done in the beginning wasn't necessary, so they made an adjustment to the care they provided versus the care they had assigned because it wasn't needed. "