The Best Memory Care Communities in San Bernardino County, CA

"I was very impressed with Atria Del Rey. It was nice and clean, and the residents seemed happy. I liked the accessibility of everything because it was close to the hospital. The staff was very nice, showed me around, answered any questions I had, answered a few that I didn't even think I needed to ask, and gave me information that would come in handy. I saw the food being served, and it looked nice."

"The staff and the rooms were nice. It is a 3 or 4-story building, and it’s a big complex. The dining room was setup nicely and clean. They had a little area where they could choose drinks or water. They have a lounge area and a courtyard where they could sit. The activities they had were bingo, arts and crafts, and church services. The rooms were smaller, and you get a nice high top dresser up there. They have a 1-bedroom apartment, and the staff was nice."

"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. "

"Oakmont would be the perfect place, but it was too expensive for us. The rooms were beautiful -- beautifully furnished and appointed. The people there were great. The staff was wonderful. We ate lunch there, there’s a menu where you can order from, and the food was very good. They sound like they had a very good program for their memory care unit. "

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 checked out the memory care at Gracious Care #2 and it was very quiet, very clean, and very well-kept. I went there twice. They had food cooking and everything seemed to be in order. The staff was very friendly, very accommodating, and answered all my questions. All the rooms were clean (including the bathrooms) and all the beds were made. There was a walk-in shower which would be helpful for older people with mobility issues. They have a big backyard with two patios for them to have outdoor activities or get outside. I'm very pleased with what I saw."

"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."

"My parents moved in. It's nice and well taken care of when you step in. The rooms were renovated and nice. The staff has been really helpful thus far, although there have been a couple of moments where they've kind of been aloof about some of our requests. So they need to be more attentive to some of those things. My parents say some of the meals, especially breakfast, are good. The dining area is nice, but some meals are just kind of like Ok, and that's to be expected. They offer a lot of different activities from different field trips, to different activities at the facility, art stuff, movies, and things like that. I don't think my parents have started partaking in that yet. They're just getting used to the adjustment."

"Rooms are a variety of single, double, and/or triple occupancy. Staff is attentive, very cordial and truly enjoys assisting and attending to those living at La Hacienda, unlike larger facilities who employ anyone who wants a job, but doesn't necessarily have to have experience or enjoy providing health care. Meals are catered to individuals wants/needs. "

"My sister is currently a resident of Claremont Place. The appearance of the place is wonderful, and the layout is well-thought out. I think it’s a nice place, I just think that they could do better in training their staff members. I thought that for that type of senior place they are very attentive to keeping the patients stimulated, not that patients are just sitting around and staring at the ceiling. My sister is younger, far stronger, and more able than most patients, so they aren’t able to take care of her. They have a garden out back where they get the residents involved, they have art projects for artistic residents, and so on. The staff members are wonderful people, and I think that everyone we’ve encountered are very accommodating and understanding. It’s just that my sister’s behavior is above what they’re trained to deal with."

"Westmont of Riverside was a very nice, very friendly, well-maintained facility, and that would be a possibility when we're ready. We went to the big multistory building, not the individual homes. It had beautiful grounds. It was a very attractive building. Everybody was very, very nice. In the dining room, there might have been 35 or 40 people getting a mid-morning snack or something, waiting for perhaps the lunch to begin. Everybody was very, very courteous and accommodating. Robin took quite a bit of time to explain everything and do the tour. We saw the two-bedroom unit and the one-bedroom unit and they're very attractive and very lovable. The staff was very nice, very friendly, and accommodating. We had a cup of coffee and a glass of water. We saw the dining room and the menu. She explained how the menus work, and the different choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It was great. They had a big covered pool, an exercise room, and a woodshop. They do various activities. They have bus service several times a week to doctor's offices, to a local grocery store, or to local shopping. They show a movie. They have large screen TVs on various walls in the facility, which tell what's going on in there. It keeps everybody up-to-date. We saw the calendar for December showing what they were doing all month long on a daily basis, which was nice because then you could choose what you wanted to do or just go down and sit in the chair and enjoy the sunshine. It's very, very nice. I was very impressed. There were lots of grassy areas and big trees. There was hardly any traffic on the various streets and roads that we drove. We drove through quite a bit of the complex just to see what was there. There were lots of walking paths. They have a dog park because when we do go to a senior living facility, we plan to take our dog and our cat."

"My impression for Claremont Manor is that it is a wonderful place for socializing. The majority of people there were still very mobile and very active. They have a lot of activities for them. They have a lot of opportunities on all different levels for people to do things. So even if you were no longer independent, it seemed that there were still plenty of things to do. I'm really looking forward to having my parents go over and see it. The apartments were very nice. They were certainly big enough for a couple. They also have bungalows if you're really independent. They were almost on par with personal homes in terms of quality. They were very nice and very spacious. I would very much recommend this community. The monthly rent was not out of line with other facilities in the area. Under the circumstances and with the services offered, it seemed quite affordable. What they could improve on though, is to have another elevator. They have an elevator at one end of the building, so if you need to use the elevator and you're on the other end, it can be quite a walk. But I still think that it was a very nice place. "

"My mother seems well-taken care of. I have only seen the community one time, and that was last weekend. I live out of state, so I don't get over there as often as my brother does, but he is quite pleased with the facility, and my mother is doing fine. She is in a private room, so she doesn't share the room with anyone -- or the bathroom -- and she has got a little kitchenette, so everything is pretty much there for her. If she wants to stay in her room, she can. If she wants to get out, she can. They have all kinds of activities. They have Bingo several times a week, a movie theater -- several films every week -- Church, exercise, different games, and outdoor activities like barbecues. They really try to keep their residents happy. My mother is not a very social person, so she doesn’t join in a great deal, but she is doing fine. Their dining area is very nice. It is quite large, very light, airy, and very nice. I spent a bit of time in there, and it seemed that everybody enjoyed their time dining there. They have a menu, so they don't have to have the same thing every day if they don’t want to, and they have choices for all three meals. It seems very nice and secure. It is a fairly new facility, so there's not a lot of wear and tear, but it is clean. "