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Vanessa Vaz

My Father is placed here, and so far he’s doing well. Staff has been all kind and respectful. My father is actually gaining weight which is great because he had lost so much and the place he was at before never could get him to eat but this place has. He’s gained 17 pounds. Although my dad rather be home until we can get him settled in, EJ TC has been a good place to care for him until then.

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Jimy Gonzaga

If you want your loved one to have good care and get out alive I would look for a different place. Director Shane is too busy protecting the gross negligence from his staff. My husband was left to suffer from a scabies infestation and they just discharged him w out completing his treatment and now I’m infected. The put his health and mine at risk and he was quick to pull out the loopholes. Instead of let me know they allowed me to get infected and now they said that the piece of paper was their notification. It wasn’t even given to me or left in the open. They stuffed it in a drawer and I only found it because I was looking for something. Is gross in every level.

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Sandy Segovia

I was contacted by a notary client staying at Ellison John Care Center, and the staff was incredibly kind and supportive throughout my visit. The place was also meticulously kept clean and felt very nice and cozy. They truly take fantastic care of their residents. Highly recommend!

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JJ Jeep

This place will work if you don’t quite hate your parents but don’t quite adore them either. I was fooled because it looks like a nice place on the outside.. but no. This was my experience as a loved one and I truly can’t imagine that this is how they treat their patients WHEN FAMILY IS AROUND 😔 My heart aches for the non verbal or anyone who is unable to advocate for themselves, because God knows they have it even worse than we did. 1. Admissions beat around the bush and wouldn’t be clear and direct about how many patients one singular nurse has. 10 is typical for 1 CNA. Do the math, would you feel okay with your loved one sharing a nurse with 9 other people? Because I wasn’t. They’re stretched out so thin that meds will never be given on time, they’ll be soiled and in pain from sitting in their own business. 2. Most of everything they use is not one time use. Towels are used in place of wipes to clean #1 and #2 bathroom accidents. So the hallways are lined with horribly smelling linen at all times. This is not good for people who are UTI prone, as well. Essentially everything is washed and reused except diapers and gloves. 3. Everyone who is able to receive physical therapy/ occupational therapy is supposed to receive one hour a day Mon-Fri. This might differ with insurances, but it’s the standard and I know my loved one, the roommate and several other patients are not getting any where near this. I’m not sure if they’re still billing an hour everyday but I wouldn’t be surprised. This was a long but necessary review. I’ve tried to give grace to staff and the facility itself but it all boils down to the fact that the ones in charge are greedy and shady. It might look decent on the outside, but in the night the elderly cry for their grand babies and other words I can’t decipher. As a caregiver of a parent, I plead with you to try and find another solution. Check into the IHSS program so you can get paid to take care of your parent or someone else but just.. not this. There’s so much more I could write but I don’t even know if these words will get through to anyone.

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Christopher Michael Robinson

This is my first time visiting Ellis Johnson Transitional Care Center. My mother was assigned here for rehabilitation. So far, the nursing staff, administration and doctors have been very nice and helpful. I hope the trend continues. Thank you!