Nursing Home Communities in Banning, CA

"My husband almost fell off the wheelchair if we hadn't caught him. I talked to the nurse about it, and she said that the wheelchair he has is too small for him and that they would keep an eye for him. But it disturbs us a lot because if we hadn't been there, he would have gone right to the floor. The room he's in is a little too crowded. But aside from that Braswell's Yucaipa Valley is very clean and really nice. "

"The people at Calimesa Post Acute have been very helpful and attentive. Dad is very comfortable, and they treat him well. He has everything he needs there. They have music, bingo, and people coming in to sing and visit them. I'm happy with the way they are taking care of Dad. The food is good, and Dad seems to be enjoying it. If he wants something else, they're willing to make it for him right away. The place is very clean and sanitized."

"My mother had rehab in Cedar Mountain Post Acute Rehabilitation (Braswell's Hampton), and our experience with them was excellent. I was very happy. They had bingo going on all the time, music, movies, manicures, and every day there's an activity. They're under a very expensive remodel right now, so part of the place had been remodeled and part wasn't. The care that she got and the people are very loving. I visit there every day and sometimes at odd hours, and everyone was very attentive. I really like that they had six rooms with three on each side of the hall, and a nurse and an LPN always in the middle. If anything is needed, they're right there. The rooms were adequate in size but needed a lot of work. The paint and the bathroom were a little outdated. They were working on that when we were there. The staff was wonderful, really nice to my mom, friendly and great. I really liked the staff."

"My father is at Bradley Gardens Convalescent. One of the biggest factors for us was that it accepts his insurance. Every so often they will have different people come in as entertainment. They do crafts. The staff members are there fairly quickly when needed."

"I've seen many positive changes at Devonshire over the past several months. Excellent Therapy Department and responsive administration!"

"I was in San Jacinto Healthcare for a year and a half. I got to love that place because I love the people and it was really hard when I left. I give five stars for everything. It was post acute. It was like three to a room. It was more like a hospital in a sense. I had a great experience there because the staff made it so wonderful. They were so caring for me as an individual, even though they had probably 100 residents. They had activities and I played bingo all the time. They had a lot of decorating for the holidays and made it really festive and fun. They also were very caring, like if I pushed my button in need, they would be right there for me. It was like home to me. The staff made everything really nice. As far as the therapy that was offered there, there was a gym, like a room that I could ride the bike. That was open at any time and I liked that, being able to get my therapy, because I couldn't even walk when I first got there. They helped me learn to walk again. It was amazing. The room was more of an institutional setup. It was three hospital beds with curtains that pulled around. The food was great, but sometimes when it was brought to us, it would be cold."

"My wife and I took a tour of The Village Healthcare Center. It seemed like a really good facility. We would love to have taken my mother-in-law there. I think it would've been a good fit. If I was older and sick, I would go there personally. The facility was like a 5-star hotel. The nursing staff ratio was one nurse for two people."

"My aunt went to Ramona for rehab. It was absolutely excellent and came highly recommended. Everybody was polite. He walked in, it was organized and extraordinarily clean, and the staff was wonderful with the patients. The wing where my aunt was was the very acute, they would bring their food to them, and they would have to be fed. The room she was in was a big and double room, extraordinarily clean, and nice. Most of the people in that wing were getting service knowing they probably wouldn’t get better. "

"My relative has been at Mill Creek Manor since March 30. They have all different people there. It has been really good and helpful. They're really good about answering questions and letting us know exactly what's going on. Residents are able to go out because they have a nice yard with tables. If we get there at lunch or dinnertime, they'll let bring my relative's tray out to him so he can sit and eat with us at the table outside. He is still a little confused, but they have been very good to him. They have a calendar up of activities daily. They have done everything we asked. They make sure that my relative is up to date on his shots, and all of his medications are now straightened out. He had gotten pneumonia, and they took care of it. They called us, told us they were going to take him to the hospital, and got him back. They had taken care of everything."

"My mom is staying in Hemet Hills Post Acute for rehab. I'm very, very pleased with the facility. Everyone is very attentive, caring, and helpful. They are trying desperately to get her to walk again, which she can do some of the time, but her mental capacity is in question right now, and she is becoming a little bit belligerent. They have recommended a psychiatrist's office to see what's happening with her now, and they are very, very good and very caring. She shares a room, and the size is fine. It's always kept very clean. She has a television. She's got everything that she could need right there. There were exercise activities. There was art and music. The dining area was fine. They have nice round tables for these people because almost every single one of them is in a wheelchair. They accommodate them, and they bring them and walk around the tables. They make sure that the food is correct and that if they need help eating, they help them."

"Rancho Bellagio Post Acute is clean, new, and well landscaped. The physical therapy and occupational therapy are terrific. They do a good job. The dining area is adequate. They have an activities room and Mom spends a good deal of time in there. They do bingo and artwork like coloring and painting. Medicare is actually paying for the whole thing."

"My mom was at Highland Care Center of Redlands. That one has mixed reviews because she would have to call me on my own phone so I could tell the front desk and have someone come to the room. They provided the physical therapy and stuff like that, but if you put your room light on to call, they just never respond to it, so she would call me at home, and I would call the front desk to tell them that she needed something so that they could go and address her concern. Once I would get a hold of them, they seemed to be pretty quick to respond. They were very nice. The facility seemed clean. It was a little bit dated, but clean. I wouldn't know about their activities because my mom was non-ambulatory recovering from surgery. And the value for the money, insurance covered it."

"I'm at Plymouth Village and I'm happy with it. I like that there's a couple of different places you can eat for different kinds of cuisine. If you don't eat most of your meals here, you can get wine or beer at the end of the month to share with your friends, or you can bring company to use up some of your meals that you didn't use. I've got my own car. I drive places. When I don't want to, I can have them come and pick me up in a golf cart and drive me around the facility, or take me to doctors or shopping in the town. If you don't want to drive you can still qualify as independent. The staff is wonderful. The guys who drive the golf carts to the people who wait on us for dinner know my name, but we have name tags if we want to wear them. They knew who I was after just a few weeks. It's everything I had hoped for. They have people who come around to make sure you know all the services, how to get hold of the concierge, how to get hold of any maintenance you want to do, or how to get medical help if you need. They come around and make sure you know all of that and know the different activities that are going on and stuff like that. They're very involved in getting me into the groups. They're so pleasant. The food is wonderful. You can eat and be served. You can take your meals home or they will deliver them to you at your door, whichever you want. They've got something going every day. They make sure they give you a list for the whole month of what's coming up and what time and where. They make sure you're all informed on everything. Comparing it to other places, there are some that are equally as expensive, too, that I didn't choose."

Plymouth Village, located in Redlands, CA, offers a wide range of care options including Skilled Nursing Care, Memory Care, Assisted Living, Continuing Care Retirement Community, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Hospice Care, and Independent Living. This variety ensures that residents can find the right level of support matching their individual needs. The community provides different types of living spaces such as apartments, private rooms, semi-private rooms, and villas, catering to diverse preferences and requirements.The room amenities at Plymouth Village enhance the living experience, with options that include living rooms, dining areas, and kitchens within the units. This allows residents to maintain a comfortable and familiar lifestyle, with the flexibility to prepare meals in their own space if they choose. The community also boasts a broad array of amenities that promote an active and engaging lifestyle. Residents can enjoy meals provided, a swimming pool, outdoor common areas, and a variety of health and wellness activities. Additionally, the community is pet-friendly and offers both communal and private dining options, along with secured outdoor areas.Plymouth Village provides several services aimed at supporting the daily lives of its residents. These services include personal care, medication management, special dietary accommodations, physical and occupational therapy, and general transportation services. Residents can also benefit from housekeeping services and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs). The presence of a chef and therapists on staff ensures that nutritional and therapeutic needs are met, while organized activities and social events foster a vibrant community atmosphere.