Nursing Home Communities in Oroville, CA

"My mother came to California Park Rehab after a fall while living in her senior housing apartment. I asked my daughter, a CNA at the local hospital as well as many others, where my mom should go for short term rehab, and California Park Rehab always was praised. My mom's stay became longterm after it was determined that she couldn't safely move back home. I could not have asked for a more wonderful place for my mom to live. The facility was in a great area, near a lake to take my mom in her wheelchair to visit the ducks, and the building was newer, light and inviting, and had a very nice inner courtyard. Most importantly, her personal care by all the staff was excellent! My family and I came at different times of the day and the staff felt like extended family after awhile. The housekeeping staff kept the building very clean and there was never that smell that other places seem to have. The aides were absolutely the best! Trust me, they truly lovingly cared for my mom. The nursing staff were great. From the therapists, kitchen, activities, hairdresser, housekeeping, to the administrative staff, I was very, very pleased. The administrative staff communicated with me often and I felt they really up to the moment informed on my mom's health situation. Only a few times did I find a staff member less "bedside friendly" so to speak. They hired people who were not only competent, but customer friendly! My mom passed away after living at California Park Rehab a long time. Throughout her stay, her care and the service of the staff was wonderful! My mom was a sweet person, even in ill health, but I watched the staff care for many different personalities and situations, and they always stayed upbeat and positive. The food was good (even I ate there at times). They had singers, musicians, activities and holiday celebrations! My mom thrived in this environment and I can rest knowing she was given the best life in her situation! "

"Initially we weren’t enchanted to have our dad placed at Riverside. That was 11/20. Learning to personally communicate with the staff and caregivers has helped measurably to enhance Dave’s care. He’s always clean and content, which is all we can hope for.Caregiving is about the hardest job imaginable. Close communication with a facility and frequency of visits is vital to the wellbeing of a resident. It’s up to family to do Their part. We have come to be so relieved to have Dave at Riverside. He is treated with love and respect while in decline with his Parkinson’s and Dementia. We’re thankful to the entire Riverside staff.. ♥️"

"My mom has been a resident at Windsor Chico care center for a number of years. The facility is smaller, which works well for my mom. The facility is clean and does not have the urine smell that can be common in other places. The staff is helpful, kind and caring. My mom feels loved and cared about! I am so thankful that my mom has such a safe and caring place to reside in. I truly believe my mom's life has been extended due to the wonderful care she receives!! I am so very thankful and appreciative of all the great staff at Windsor Chico Care Center!!"

"My father was admitted to here from Enloe. They contracted COVID, and the infection control nurse was really quick about answering my questions. They took really good care of my family. I appreciate it. "

"I've been here at Marysville Post-Acute. Most of the staff members are very good. They have some good people working here. The worst thing about Marysville is their food. It's not so much that the food is bad, but there's not enough of it. If I was an old lady it might be OK, but I'm not. I'm down about 40 pounds right now because of my injury, and I need to gain weight. Right now I'm double portions on every meal, and to me, there's not enough for me because I'm active and I am always on the move, and I need to refill, so I need food. The staff though is good. They try hard. With regard to the building, the structure is good. The cleanliness is good, too."

"No facility is perfect, but I am very happy with the Fountains overall. I am an RN so I am very aware of how patient care should be provided. My mother has been a resident for rehab for two admissions. The rooms are clean, and more spacious that our local hospital. The surroundings are pretty, with gardens, fountains and places to enjoy the sunshine with family. The staff are friendly, caring, and gentle with the residents. Everyone seems happy and eager to help. There are activities everyday. Most are provided by the staff activities department, but there are also people from the community that come in and provide music, karaoke, and best of all a wonderful weekly church service. Other activities are bingo, card games, group stretch and exercise, crafts, nail care and current events discussions. There is a beauty parlor with hair cuts, perms and styling available at very reasonable cost. The therapy department is very good. They encourage the residents to do the prescribed therapy with care and safety. I am very impressed with the food. Every meal that I have seen has been well prepared, pleasantly presented, in more than sufficient quantity. There is a good variety in the menu, so you are not bored eating the same thing every day. Mom is on a regular diet, I am not sure if this applies to all the special diets. Overall we are both very happy and I feel blessed to have such a wonderful facility to help to care for my mom."

"My mother-in law was in Yuba City Post-Acute for therapy. It is small, with 60 residents. They helped her in her wheelchair and were so sweet and kind to her. She was in a bigger, clean, and new-looking room because they painted it with two beds. I didn't really like where the TV was located, but she had a window and patio. The food seemed OK but not the greatest. I noticed they had alarms on all the doors. I saw the room where they have interactions with guests. There's a candlelight dinner this week. I'm glad we found that place. "