Memory Care Communities in Grand Terrace, CA

"My Brother was a resident at Hillsong for over a year until he passed away. Hillsong works with any Hospice service the family chooses. Owner and staff were knowledgeable, caring, sensitive and accommodating to his needs; very communicative with family members and always available. Environment is safe, clean and quiet. Residents and family are treated respectfully. I highly recommend this care facility. "

"One of the facilities that I visited was Westmont Village. I found it to be a beautiful community, the equal of any town or village in Southern California. It's just gorgeous with beautiful homes. It used to be Airforce Village West. They had a lot of military officers living there. Now it's got a lot of seniors, it's got apartments in there, and it's got all kinds of comprehensive care if you need it. The freestanding homes are gorgeous, and you can just live independently if you want to. I was very impressed except for a couple of things. It's too quiet. It's almost as quiet as the funeral next door. A lot of people would not consider that a flaw, but a benefit. You could hear a pin drop walking down the street. The other thing is me and my attitude. I'm going to be 80 years old in a year and a half or so, and I have no right to feel this way. But I go in there and on these tours and I'm looking around the people and it is a sea of elderly people, and I don't feel like I'm in that demographic, even though I very much am. I'm too young for that kind of a place, but I'm just going to have to get used to it. I'm probably older than a lot of those people, but I'm looking at it and I feel like I'm looking at a lot of grandpa and grandma, and I'm not one of them, but I am. So it's a bit attitude on my part. I didn't go into the memory care building, but I saw them from the outside. I mostly visited independent living and maybe assisted living. The people were very, very nice. If I were to go anywhere at this point, it would probably be Westmont Village. I thought it was a wonderful place. It's spotless. The staff is all wonderful. They were very, very nice and accommodating."

"My mother moved to Manzanita Village at Rancho Belago. It's a very nice facility. Population size wasn't as large as some of the others and price was a factor. She is in memory care. Her room is nice and adequate. The staff was very likable and they were engaged to the residents. Their people are appropriate for the industry. She's eating three meals a day, so she likes the food. I like their staff, too. She's participating in the activities. After shopping around, I think they are fairly priced."

"The Gardens of Riverside felt like my house. It felt very familiar. I'd never been there before, but when I walked in, I felt something familiar. The atmosphere was like what I'm accustomed to, something I grew up in. The staff was very upfront. They weren't shy. Their choice of words, they didn't talk above me or below me. They spoke to me to give me information. They do have a salon, and they have a van that take the residents to different places of interest. They had a little pet farm with goats, a pig, and birds. I'm kind of gearing toward this place."

"Wildwood Canyon Villa was a private residence. It was really nice, and the staff was very friendly and informative. The room reminded me of a hotel room, and it seemed accessible. The place looked clean."

Where Elegance Meets Exceptional Care Affinity Assisted living is more than just a place to live, its a place to thrive. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of care and support, ensuring that our residents enjoy a happy and dignified life in their golden years. Our story is one of heartfelt connections where owners are friends turned to family. Our journey began with a vision to create a haven where the bonds of family and friendship intertwine. Our aim is to extend this closeness to every Resident, offering a place that echoes the warmth of home, the laughter of friends, and the embrace of family. Assisted Living: We offer personalized assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication management. Our goal is to help residents maintain their independence while providing the necessary support. Memory Care: For residents with forms of dementia, our memory care program provides a safe and secure environment. We focus on memory-enhancing activities, structured routines, and specialized care to enhance the quality of life for these individuals. Nutritious Dining: Our culinary team prepares delicious and nutritious meals that cater to various dietary needs. Residents can enjoy dining in a social setting. Engaging Activities: We believe in keeping our residents active and engaged. Our daily activity programs include exercise, arts and crafts, outings, games, and more to promote physical, mental, and emotional well-being. 24/7 Healthcare Support: Our 24/7 staff is available to monitor health conditions and medications as prescribed. We work closely with healthcare professionals to ensure residents receive the medical attention they need. Safety and Security: We prioritize the safety of our residents with emergency response systems, and accessible facilities to ensure their well-being. Personalized Care Plans: Each resident receives a personalized care plan that takes into account their unique needs and preferences. We regularly review and update these plans to adapt to changing requirements. Social Interaction: Our communal areas are designed to encourage social interaction and create a sense of community among residents. Friendships and companionship flourish within our welcoming environment. Family Support: We recognize the importance of family involvement in the care of our residents. We work closely with families to keep them informed and engaged in their loved ones care. Laundry, Linen and Housekeeping: Laundry and linens are kept clean and fresh. Suites and living spaces are maintained and well kept at all times. Bathrooms are frequently sanitized. Cleanliness is a high priority. At Affinity Assisted Living, Our mission is to ensure that every resident enjoys a life filled with happiness, meaning and cherished memories. We are committed to providing personalized care plans, specialized memory care services, nutritious dining options and engaging in social activities that meet our residents physical, emotional and cognitive needs. We strive to create a home where care, comfort and compassion are the cornerstones of our community.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"We toured A Silver Amore Senior Home. What I liked best was that it was very spacious. It was a relatively modern home. The rooms were very clean and comfortable, and the residents seemed happy. I liked that it was all female, so my mother would be comfortable with just all women about the same age. They had two rooms that were private rooms and the others were shared rooms. But even in the shared rooms, they had a nice partition, like a hospital, and the partition was up from the ceiling, so you would have your privacy there. And everybody seemed to be happy there, so that's what we liked. I only saw the woman who ran it, a registered nurse, and that was a plus, and then there was another woman there doing the cooking. The structure was very well maintained. The layout was very nice. It was like one grand room; the kitchen, the dining area, the den, and the family room were all in one space. It was very nice, so it would be easy to move back and forth, and a separate room where families could visit more individually. If they came to visit, they could sit on the couch, and there was a little dining table there, too. You can have food or something like that. So, that part was very nice, too."

"I like Cadence at Rancho Cucamonga. The facility was brand new, so everything was super fresh and clean-looking. We got to eat there, and the food was wonderful. It was well cooked and prepared. They had someone coming in with a piano before we left, and they were singing in this little common area, so they were having a nice time there. We got to see all the common rooms, the beauty salon, and all those kinds of places, which were all nice and well-kept. They were very friendly. The dining area was nice. It had smaller tables with lots of space so that you could move around and be in certain areas. It was comfortable. The kitchen areas were bigger. The rooms were nice. There was the smallest studio, which seemed quite small to me, and then there was one bedroom that seemed fine. The bathrooms were really big and had plenty of room for a wheelchair to move around. They had a nice shower that you just walked right across. You didn't have a ledge to step over, so that was safe. We had a special menu, and we got to order what we wanted. They have different kinds of menus for everyday things."

We strive to provide professional and loving care within a comfortable home environment. Specifically, we cater to those who suffer from memory loss, Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, along with any others who need assistance with the activities of daily living. Serving the needs of seniors in your area for many years, our senior care home is designed to embrace a home-like environment for our residents and their caregivers so that they feel loved and supported. Hillsong has highly trained caregivers whose main goal is to provide caring, compassionate and professional care. Additionally, we value the importance of communication with families. We guide you every step of the way and stay in touch to ensure you know exactly what’s going on with your loved one at any given time. Carina has 10 +years' experience in hospice and Senior care. So, whether it’s your parent, spouse or other loved one who needs assistance on a daily basis, we can help. From grooming to medication management to hairdresser services, your loved one will enjoy the most compassionate and professional care possible with us! We know how much your loved one means to you. We also know that there just isn’t enough time in your day to meet all the demands thrown at you. Let us give you a break so you can concentrate on your own health, family, and job. Our beautiful home has spacious, comfortable rooms that can accommodate the varied needs of your loved one. You will find that the yard is well-maintained and immaculate, with colorful gardens and walking paths so your loved one get fresh air and exercise. Hillsong is not only licensed for memory care but has a hospice waiver for 6 as well. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"I felt very comfortable at Gracious Care #2. Ricardo took his time. No rushing and he explained everything. There was so much information that I received from him. It's a two-story home that was made into a senior place. The rooms were set up very nicely. My mom felt comfortable touring there. There weren't any outings though or things of that nature, and so mom would feel a little more confined in that type of setting. They don't have any type of activities or the staffing to be able to take her out. That was kind of a drawback for us. Other than that, they had a very nice set up there at the home. Ricardo was very gracious to us, very helpful, and very patient. We toured everything in the memory care. They had a very nice backyard where there's a patio that Mom could come out and sit out on. She really liked that because they had bird feeders and all of those types of things. The dining area was set up pretty nicely too."

"Pico De Loro is a small place, and I would say the majority of the patients were elderly with dementia. It's a memory care facility. It's kind of an older facility. It's got a nice greenbelt in the back for the patient to walk around. And their smokers were on one side of the greenbelt, and then there was a gazebo. It's very large surrounding the facilities. There was like a grassy area for the patients to go outside and because it is a memory care facility, it's all locked down, so you can't just wander. The rooms were large. There were bathrooms and walk-in showers in every room. There were probably two beds in each room that we saw. It smelt clean. They had a room for games and activities inside. There were a couple of TV rooms. These patients seemed happy. As we toured the facility, they waved to us and said, hi, God bless you. They all seemed content. Some of them were in different stages of dementia or what-have-you. My uncle liked it because it was 20 minutes away from the house and he could visit at any time. The place was quaint and clean and the staff that we met were friendly. The rooms were very large, spacious, and homey. It was a very homey environment, and it was clean. They have showers in the room if you're capable of getting in there and doing it yourself. And if not, they had a walk-in shower in each corridor where the staff could assist in getting the people in there to bathe them with assistance. My uncle saw that the people were content, and the facility was clean. He felt that he could go and visit his wife all day if he wanted to. There would be women there her age. He just got a comforting feeling that she would be happy there because other residents felt contented and happy."

"Allara Senior Living was wonderful for me and my sister because I don't live in California. They were very helpful. The people were excellent. They took very good care of her. It was a difficult situation because I was from out of town. They could not have been nicer. My sister complained about the food, and the cook even talked to me about helping out. They made me feel very welcome because she was very ill, and if I ever go to California, I'm going to definitely go back and say hi. It's assisted living but they accepted her because she needed more care. They have a movie room. They have games, and they have a social worker. The people were great. The room was very pleasant, and since it was a short stay, they provided a TV table and some other things. I also was there on St. Patrick's Day, and I was able to eat their meals because I was with my sister. I met a lot of people while I was there. "

"We really liked the Sunlit Gardens in Alta Loma for my mom because my mother-in-law was also there. She was in assisted living, and she was there until she passed. They were just amazing. They did every single thing they possibly could to help my mom, and they were really, really good. I was very comfortable with my mom being there. The staff was all very caring. I can't really base the food on her because she just stopped eating once she got there. I've eaten there before, and the food was really good. They had music in the living room, and they had lots of stuff going on. The place was also very clean and very nice."

"My husband is a resident of Atria Del Rey. There's nothing really that I can say bad or negative about it. He seems to be thriving there. Any issues I had, they have been addressed. I plan to leave him there as long as he is unable to walk. I'm trying to get some therapy help right now for physical therapy. The caregivers are wonderful. The director complies and answers all my questions. Then texts me or calls me on the phone to let me know what's going on there right now. There are some programs that he has not been introduced to. I was going to start going in the morning, so I can take him to these different activities. They have a beautiful patio, and I take him out every time I go. I don't want him cooped up in a room because he is not socializing right now. They have a beauty salon and haircut for men. They have good food. It is really good food. The caregivers are just really excellent helpers. They are on top of everything whenever I call. I am able to talk to him, which is a marvelous thing. They have a beautiful lounge, or TV room where they congregate after dinner. I've been going in the evenings, so I stay after dinner. They watch old movies or whatever the community wants to watch. There's always somebody in that room. There's always a caregiver or two in that room with them watching over them. It is very important because I would be afraid that he would get up from his chair and fall. It's just a beautiful place to be at. It's just marvelous. I can't say anything wrong. It's very clean. They are really cautious about sanitizing things. I think there are 16 or 18 patients. The only thing is that it is a lot of patients for 4 people at three different shifts. They really don't get one to one conversation with them, but they do get the care they need. It's very expensive for me, but I'm managing."