Memory Care Communities in San Bernardino, CA

"I am waiting for an opening in Manzanita Village at Rancho Belago. I only saw a private room. But what I saw was very clean and organized. To me, they're very caring people. They have different activities at certain times of day. Three meals a day are provided. If you have diet restrictions, they follow that, too. They have their own medical team. I am waiting for what they call a two-bedroom. I would have my own bedroom and bathroom, but I would share a living space."

"Cadence at Rancho Cucamonga was a very close second place to the facility we chose. It's a newer facility, but very well kept and appeared to be very nice. We visited Cadence a couple of times and the first time we were there, I was not pleased with the COVID restrictions I received there. The fear that I've had is putting my loved ones in a facility that decides to just run blindfolded into something they don't understand and prevent me from seeing my loved ones. I think that will be getting better, but that was something that we weighed on when we made our overall decision. The rooms were a little tighter than we would have preferred for two people, but they were very nice. The facility itself was very nice as well. The food was very good. We dealt with Terrie, and I was very impressed with her. She was extremely nice, answered all of our questions, and did a phenomenal job. She was great. Their activities and outdoor area were very good. They did not have the swimming pool, but they had everything else that we were interested in. They had a very nice theater room where they could gather and watch movies and things like that. The craft area was nice. They had a schedule laid out with all the activities and things well in advance so they could make plans to be there. We were impressed with Cadence, the staff, the facility, and the food. I think they had the best food we were able to try in any of the facilities we went to."

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

"The staff at Arlington Commons was very friendly, informative, and concerned about the situation that my mother-in-law is in, so they're very in tune of our situation. There they had like a reading library, a nice little eating area, a salon, and a computer area. They had options if they wanted to stay in their room, and they had healthcare providers. The structure was really nice. It was well maintained, very clean, well-opened, and welcoming. They even provided like fresh lemon water for people that come in if they’re thirsty instead of just a drinking fountain. When you walk in you had a comfortable feeling, thinking that they really care about their patients. "

"My parents lived in assisted living at Air Force Village West, but when my father died, my mother just went right into the next phase. She has Alzheimer's. She has a private room and it's fine. Everything is good. The food is very good. For me, the best thing about this place is that my mom is familiar with this community because she has lived in their assisted living. "

"I visited Sunlit Gardens Assisted Living. The staff seemed nice, it's smaller, so it's like more personable. It's clean, and I like the area that it's at; out of all the places I have seen, this is the best area. It's in a good community, and it's in Rancho Cucamonga, so it's nice there around; the streets and the stores and the shops nearby are in a good area. They have bingo, exercises, and everything. It felt homey. The staff members were very nice and informative."

"I toured Allara Senior Living. They were very friendly and warm with my mother. The staff were very respectful and very kind. It was great. Everyone was very nice and very sweet. It's a brand new place. It was very modern and easy to walk around. Beautiful environment."

"Atria was very good. I liked that it was modern looking and clean. Everything was well organized and it seemed to be well designed to meet the needs of the people. The rooms were very nice. The staff was very hospitable and they were all smiling. When I met them on the hall, they greeted me warmly and they even gave me a gift basket upon leaving. However, they were very pricey. "

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."

"Gracious Care #2 was a nice location. I just didn't think my mom would have been a good fit there. A lot of people didn't speak a lot. They were older and the person who took care of the house was primarily a Spanish speaker and my mom speaks English. That's the only spot that we found that would help with her insulin. The house and everything looked good. The rooms looked clean. The shower looked clean. Everything looked clean. They said they shower them every other day. It was at the top tier of my price range. The dining area looked good. We walked through all the rooms. The gentleman seemed very nice. However, I was talking to a lady on FaceTime and she was relaying everything because the gentleman didn't speak any English. We were going through every room and she would say this room costs this much or whatever. This is the dining room, this is the bathroom, this is another bathroom, this is the backyard, this is the kitchen, we make three meals a day for them. She had a lot of information on how they eat and how they run their facility. She was very informative. I guess the owner speaks English, but the guy who overlooks and takes care of the patients is primarily a Spanish speaker."

"When we went to Pico De Loro, I noticed the people didn't look lively, almost like there was little engagement. I know that they were engaging with them, but maybe it was the setting. They were nice, and it was clean, but it seemed only surface clean. It looked a little grungy and dusty. It had a horrible smell the minute we walked in the door. The person who took us around was nice, and they had a peacock on the ground and a colorful parrot like a macaw bird."

"My dad is in the memory care of Aqua Ridge of Montclair. We actually toured the facility before he moved in. The staff has been really friendly. They were really accommodating to answer all the questions that we had when we were there. Because it's a newer facility, they look nice, but it looks empty. Everything's clean and well-kept. It's just that because it's a newer facility, I don't see a lot of resident interaction. It's a very nice facility though and the grounds are nice. My impression when I first walked in, was that it kind of reminded me of a nice hotel. I have not tried the food there, and my dad is on a puree diet, but the things that I've seen smelled delicious. When we toured the facility, we were in the memory care, and they were playing a game with the residents where they have a ball and swimming pool noodles, and it looked like they were having so much fun. I know they also did something for the Super Bowl, and I know they're going to be doing something for Mardi Gras, so I see that there are constant activities going on. I know that for Valentine's Day they had asked for a picture to be sent to them and framed them. They've been doing a lot of good activities."

"Meridian at Chino looked beautiful and very clean. It didn't smell. The people were very, very friendly, and they had elevators. I was informed that the third floor had to be for people who were not in walkers or wheelchairs because of evacuation concerns. That was very prudent. Tori was very friendly and very efficient. She knew what she was talking about and she was able to give me brochures. She was able to take me on a tour and describe the rooms and what goes on there. She was able to give me a two-week menu of what they were serving, and a one-month menu of their extra activities. The structure of the building seemed very well done, and the facilities were clean. I saw three of their very adequate rooms. I liked the bathrooms with the full shower, the handlebars, and the bench to sit on. I felt that the size of the rooms was good. Some of them were larger than others. I also liked the fact that there was a microwave and a refrigerator in each of the units, and enough room for a bed, some storage, and maybe a table and chair, but as far as I know, you would be going to the dining area to eat."