Communities in Mission Hills, CA

"My aunt came here last March after she fell and broke her shin. It is a nursing home so most of the patients are elderly, but the staff and nurses were very helpful. They are normally busy but if you call their attention, they listen and provide proficient care for my aunt. Their activity room was very lively during the weekends (there was an entertainer singing classics and the residents were singing along). My aunt complained about her first meal being on the colder side, but she brought this up and was addressed immediately. Would recommend to family members who happen to need physical therapy."

"Panorama Gardens was fantastic. I wish the place was more broad, but you got to do what you have. They were very professional. They know what they're doing. The only problem is that they might have to get more specialists from time to time if you go in there, because my mom got better with their treatment, but the underlying health problem that she had, they couldn't see it. For example, my mom had kidney failure and she had pancreatic complications, which sad to say, the nurses don't see it. That's the only problem I believe that can be fixed and improved in time. Other than that, they were nice to me. They had activities. They had multiple types of coloring books, brain activity courses, a lot of socialization, and events as well. They give open access to the patients to reach out to their families and loved ones. They have freedom of movement to go around to the facilities to exercise and stretch out. They did the best thing they can do as a rehab facility. I don't really have any cause against it."

"My mother is at the Casitas Care Center, it's a decent place, and she's being taken care of pretty well. She's currently being rehabbed as much as they can. They have activities and things there for her to do, and she interacts with the staff and other people there. They even did a breakfast thing this morning. The staff members have all been friendly and helpful. Anytime I've ever gone up to ask for anything, they've done it right on the spot. I feel good about them; they've done a nice job. Overall, I'm satisfied with the service we have gotten from them."

The Grove Post Acute Care Center, located in Sylmar, CA, offers a variety of care types to meet the needs of its residents. It provides skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, hospice care, and respite care. This range of care options ensures that residents receive the appropriate level of support and medical attention they need. The center is designed to cater to individuals who require different levels of care, from those needing short-term rehabilitation to those in need of long-term skilled nursing.The Grove Post Acute Care Center features private rooms, providing residents with a comfortable and personal living space. Rooms have various amenities to enhance the quality of life for the residents. The center also boasts a variety of amenities, including outdoor common areas where residents can enjoy fresh air and nature. There are organized activities and programs, entertainment activities, social events, health and wellness programs, and spiritual activities, ensuring that residents have a well-rounded and engaging experience.In terms of services, The Grove Post Acute Care Center is well-equipped with a dedicated staff that includes nurses, therapists, and a nutrition specialist. The center offers physical and occupational therapy, medication management, personal care services, and special diets or dietary accommodations. Additionally, it provides holistic and alternative therapy options and has staff trained in mental health care. This comprehensive range of services ensures that residents receive the necessary medical and personal care tailored to their individual needs.

"Everyone at Panorama meadows isvery caring. My mom enjoys all the activities and attention she gets."

"I did like Magnolia Gardens because even though it was packed, they did not have any available space and they were extremely busy the day that we went, but the lead nurse took time to talk to us and gave us information about their facility and everything. Their location was nice because it was sort of secluded with the trees; it didn't feel like an institution. The lead nurse helped us, but I felt like someone else could have helped direct us -- like an aide or something. They didn't need to leave the lead nurse to do everything. Everything was clean and they were attending to the patients very well; like I said, they were extremely busy. I did see a few doctors walking around and physical therapists with the people. They didn't have the front entrance type of thing where they have brochures or somebody like a hospitality person or something just for the reception. We saw people doing different things, and I think that was the problem. You saw some people that could have helped us, but they chose not to or management has them not helping us. "

"My mom did not like the food, she said it was very bland and tasteless. She was able to order off a selective menu, but unfortunately it all tasted the same. The Nursing staff was quick and prompt when they actually came to the room. She had a problem with being put in a room with another patient who had Dementia, that continually screamed and cried throughout the night. It would be good to place people who are there for just rehabilitation and not incoherent, together in the same area. The facility was well taken care of. Although he air conditioner kept going out throughout the facility. This was very uncomfortable for her because she suffers from Multiple Sclerosis, people who suffer from this disease are very affected by heat. The Facility is located right down the street from a high school, which led to some problems with high schoolers harassing some of the patients while they were outside of the facility. "

"My mother was at Sylmar Health Rehabilitation Center. She was in a room with two other patients, and it was tiny. The staff was very good, very nice, and very supportive. The dining area was clean. I guess they could improve the ambience a little bit to make it look less institutional. "

"My diabetic uncle was undergoing dialysis and needed a facility that would be able to commute him to his weekly dialysis appointments. There were ride share programs in the area, but there was a small out of pocket expense that we didn't want to have to worry about on a weekly basis. We toured Mountain View Convalescent and were instantly drawn in by the neighborhood and the staff. The facility really does have a mountain view of the Los Angeles National Forest in the Northeast Valley. Staff members Stephanie and George were kind enough to explain all the care they offered and we were happy to hear that they do on site dental work. We didn't find that at other facilities on this side of the valley. My uncle chose this location because it is only a short drive away to Olive View UCLA Medical Center and they accept Medicaid. The staff was really on top of meeting his dietary restrictions and he was never bored because they had a lot of activities throughout the day. He stayed for four months before qualifying for Section 8 housing in a senior community in the Antelope Valley. I highly recommend this small facility because of the sense of community, location and affordability.' "

"My mother passed away April 7, 2010 and after going through 2 nursing home nightmares (Astoria in Sylmar and another facility in Lancaster, CA)... we landed in MaClay. The service, the staff, the facilities were simply amazing. The genuine care and treatment from the cleaning staff, to the nurses' aids, the RN's to the cooks, they were all just so wonderful to my mother. Eventually, we were offered a one-bed room as my mom was transitioning and leaving us. I am forever in debt with Maclay Healthcare for the attention they gave not on to my mom but to our entire family. They were angels in disguise and for that I will forever cherish and thank them. Thank you guys!"

"I came here for Rehab during covid. This place was clean I had way more than enough food so those that don't like it are probably on some kind of medication making it hard to taste or maybe it taste badd to them but I'm not on that kind of medication and it tasted fine and every me who's truly more than I could eat. I never rang the nurses bell and had to wait longer than 10 minutes which was only one time. Every other time if I rang the nurses button someone was here within 2 minutes maximum. The formal physical and occupational therapy I Received following my hip joint replacement surgery was excellent quality. My Room and bathroom were kept clean daily even if they did not hear from me for a while someone would pop their head in and make sure I was doing OK and the staff was truly pleasant and loving and I think that makes a success. I leave here tomorrow with a smile on my face."

"My brother is at Grand Valley Manor. It's a good facility with lots of professional staff. The facility is very clean and organized. He likes the food there, and they do have the nutritional value count for him. They are aware of his medical needs and are conscious about it. They also do keep a good record of the personality and the patient's temperaments. They do get the patients up, and they don't just leave them in the corner sitting alone. I'm impressed with them. "

"My mom stayed at this facility in the spring of 2011 for three weeks after breaking her ankle. My grandma also stayed there several years back. I am pleased to say that this facility greatly improved from the last time I was there. The staff was much more friendly and attentive to my mom's needs then they were when my grandma was there. The equipment such as the IV and bed was also working properly which was not the case last time. I am also pleased to say that this facility was also very clean and the staff changed all the linens regularly. I have been in other assisted living homes in the San Fernando Valley and this was probably the cleanest one I have been in. The nurses at California Healthcare were always very friendly and never hesitated to help my mom get to the restroom when she requested help. The only real negative from her stay and why I give this facility four stars instead of five is that the rooms were small for people staying in short stay accommodation (there were three to a room) and my mom didn't have enough space to use her walker and therefore get to the restroom on her own. It was also difficult for me to visit her when staff was attending to another patient due to the lack of a place to sit or stand. All in all, I would recommend this facility to friends or other family "

"While this facility is not in the best neighborhood, nor have the best curb appeal, I could not be much happier about the location my grandmother has been living for over the past five years (and actually it is probably closer to 10 years at this point). She has always been well taken care of in her time there. Suffering from Alzheimer's, she cannot necessarily let us know the level of care, but during all visits, she is clean, her wounds are taken care of, and her needs are being met. The staff has been very helpful and kind. They are respectful of family wishes concerning her care, and also communicate any health concerns as they arise. This facility has been a blessing for my family. Not only is my grandmother well cared for, but it has not taken every penny the family has collectively to ensure such excellent care. I would recommend it to friends and family. "