Nursing Home Communities in Camarillo, CA

"The entire team at the Skilled Nursing Facility at Oakview / University Village does great work...They help seniors in a caring and considerate manner and are as responsive as possible to try and make residents comfortable. Overall, the team members go the extra mile and have a mindset to help in even the most difficult situations. The rooms are very nice. The food service team does the best it can to meet a resident's special needs."

Maywood Acres Healthcare, located in Oxnard, CA, specializes in providing skilled nursing care to its residents. It offers private rooms, ensuring a personal and comfortable space for each individual. The facility is designed to cater to the needs of its residents through a variety of room amenities and services aimed at enhancing their well-being and quality of life.The amenities at Maywood Acres Healthcare are geared towards creating an engaging and supportive environment. Residents can enjoy a range of social activities and events, have access to WiFi and Internet for staying connected with loved ones, participate in spiritual activities and programs, and go on facilitated field trips and outings. The shared common areas provide spaces for relaxation and socialization, fostering a sense of community among residents.In terms of services, Maywood Acres Healthcare is well-equipped to meet the health and wellness needs of its residents. The facility offers physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation services, ensuring residents receive the care and support necessary for their recovery and well-being. Nurses and therapists are on staff to provide specialized care, including medication management and services. A nutrition specialist is also on staff to oversee dietary needs, and the facility accepts insurance, making it a comprehensive and accessible option for skilled nursing care.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"This is a 2 star facility, but after visiting dozens of times, I don't see how it is not a 1 star facility. Many of the nurses and cna's are indifferent and un-empathetic to patients. My family member regularly had to wait 1+ hrs after requesting pain medication (even though he was scheduled to receive it earlier). Call bells constantly ringing while employees hang out at the nurses station. If I dare questioned anything, more often than not I was addressed in a rude manner. I spoke with many patients during my visits to Oxnard Manor. It also seems as though they somehow bring patients to believe they have no choice in when they go home. I spoke with numerous residents that would say they are "stuck here" and want to go home but are threatened that if they leave before the facility agrees, they'd be documented as leaving "AMA" (against medical advice) which can lead Medicare to denying certain services after you leave. This facility also has a large number of homeless patients and patients with mental diagnoses, who need a lot if help from the social worker, but instead are given the run around and kept in the facility for as long as possible. On a positive note, the therapy was good, and the therapists who worked with my father were caring and understanding and worked with my father to get him stronger and walking better so that we could bring him home. Despite therapy saying he could go home and continue therapy at home, it was like pulling teeth to get his discharge expedited with nursing. I would not return to this facility unless it was my only option. "

"My mom moved to Shoreline Care Center. The staff is great. They do their best, however, they are understaffed tremendously. The facility is great. They are remodeling, and repainting, and they're trying to upgrade. They have music. They do coloring. They paint nails. While I've been there those are the activities they have. I know they have others, and they have different times of day. The food is good."

"Out of the couple of times I visited Heartland Home Residential, it was very, very quiet. It’s spotlessly clean. The facility has a license for 6 patients and 4 of them have Alzheimer's. These women sit on a couch all day long and they’re not up and doing anything, so my mom is lonely. In that respect, it was probably not a good choice. She basically sits in her chair and we finally had to say if they can at least get her up, get her walking and get her moving. She’s still able to walk, and they don’t even do that. She likes breakfast and lunch, but she does not like the dinners at all. She says it’s processed and packaged food. There aren't many home-cooked meals. I see fruit and vegetables when I’m there, but as far as the main course, she says she sees a lot of things come out of a package. The owner is absolutely wonderful. She comes in and talks to my mom quite a bit. She is just delightful. I have never had a problem with the staff. They’ve always been very, very nice and caring, but the main problem is that they don’t do any activities at all. "

"Victoria Care Center is the same as the other community. The staff is good, but the place is crowded. The rooms are good basic rooms; the beddings is good. Everything suffices. In fact, they give the residents air-mattresses to go on top of the existing mattresses that they have. They're very clean too. The staff members conduct themselves in a professional manner. The patient is always first. They're aware of any changes."

"My Aunt fell in June of this year. After 3 days in the hospital including surgery, he was sent here for therapy. I visited with her close to every day,the days I didn't, my husband did. The facility was clean, the staff was very nice to my aunt and to us as well.She was getting the help she needed. The meals were so-so. My aunt lived to eat, at times she was so turned off she didn't eat. I would ask for some fruit, or a shake and they brought it to her. My problem was trying to get answers. The nurses were great. My aunt was there 2 months. I had asked so many times to speak with the facilities Dr. Not once would he return my call. It seemed so unfair that I could not speak with him.She did pass away, not fault of the facility. "

"Great staff! Treated my family and visitors well!"

"Ventura Post Acute was OK but understaffed. The people at the logistics and the ones setting up transportation for doctors appointments were great and super helpful. I had cookies that were good."

"I did visit Fillmore Convalescent Center for my daughter and the staff was very friendly. The facility looked very nice. Their rooms have two beds in it and it was well spaced apart and that was very nice. It looked like they offer a very nice accommodation. Their dining is very nice as well. They also had a snack bar where they could buy everything. With their activities, they have stuff like bingo and bowling. "

"My father-in-law stayed in the acute rehab unit of Los Robles, and it was very good. The physicians, nurses, assistants, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and all other staff members were very good. He was by himself. His room was very good; it was quite spacious and comfortable. Because he had a lot of dietary restrictions, meals were made to fit his dietary needs, and that was very good. They had some group activities, but my father-in-law was not up to participating in anything. "

"Lovely environment and a surprise when we went in side. Home like atmosphere and the people living there told us the food is good and they get great care. Know a couple of people who reside at Los Robles Care Center who have not one complaint. (surprising too) "

"We chose Simi Valley Care Center because my wife thought it was one of the best. The place is very clean. The staff is helpful and gives very warm care. They have a lot of activities for their residents. They have a skilled nursing facility onsite where they work with people out of surgery, people in wheelchairs or people that needed more attention and care. They had a big Thanksgiving dinner for guests and residents; it was excellent, very surprising and the food was very good. "

"The staff at the Woodland Hills Motion Picture and TV Fund were very welcoming and warm. While the place did tend to have the typical "assited living home" smell the place was clean. There was no trash and everything had looked washed. The people who lived there seemed happy and seemed to enjoy the place. The facility seemed like it was well managed and the outside was beautifully landscaped and maintained. Right near Calabasas, this place was in a very upscale neighborhood. The people who lived there seemed to immediately get help when they ask for it and receive quality care at this facility. The food seemed to be well prepared and the people who lived there seemed to appreciate it. Overall the entire experience was an interesting look into a facility that I didn't know much about. I think it's a nice place and that the people generally enjoy living there. I also want to add the place is always kept up nice for the holidays. There are decorations and fun stuff galore. "