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Woo Kim

I lived at this Nursing convalescent home for Ten Months and I have to say, it was like living in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" there was never a quiet day in that whole Ten Month Period. The food there would make Elementary School Cafeteria Food look like Wolfgang Puck's. The nursing and therapy staff was mostly hit and miss. The Physical Therapists were all great people. The day nurses depending on the day were hit and miss. Same with the evening nurses. The Night Nurses were mostly all kind people. The medication nurses depending on who was working were hit and miss as well. I have to mention this, if you or your loved one use a Motorized Wheelchair or Scooter go elsewhere, they allow neither at this facility. I have to say the biggest flaw of this facility is the management. This may be different now, but if one needs to be discharged and they have no family to take them, one will be here for a long time. I have never met more incompetent management than at this facility.

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Cool Flowers

My non-verbal, bedridden nephew was placed here 30 days ago for rehab. I live out of state so I can’t visit him but I have to say that the staff has been very professional and diligent in keeping me updated on his condition, deserving five stars. He will transition to custodial care in a couple of days so I can only hope that the same level of care he’s gotten so far will continue. In the meantime I am grateful that even with some insurance issues he was accepted for long term care and we don’t have to endure him being transferred to yet another place. In the last ten years he’s been moved around a lot and some of the places were dreadful. Even from a distance I can tell this place is way, way better.

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elli b

My uncle was transfer to this facility after his knee operation to do rehab. The nurses and rehab people very passionate on what their doing. Most of the staff are very respectful and caring to their patient. The management people are very easy to deal with highly recommended place for your love one.

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Daya Espinoza

I gave this place 1 star but it really doesn’t have anything good about it. My father was there less than 24 hours. When you arrive you can smell urine through out the nursing home. It’s on the floor. Patients are all unattended. You hear them calling nurse. When I went to visit my father he said he was calling the nurse for assistance to use the bathroom. No one came. I was there while he was trying to get up on his own. He then couldn’t really walk back to bed I had to get assistance. I asked the nurse why took long he said he was in charge of many patients on his own. A floor and when I would see other patients they looked unhappy. It was sad in there the nurse couldn’t tell me what medication was given to my father she wrote only a few meds she gave him. This was also Kaiser they do not care where your family member goes to after discharge. This place needs to be shut down for elderly abuse. Many patients looked like they were suffering. I don’t write much reviews but this one I had to do for those who don’t know about nursing homes.

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Yuliya Ilyushenko

My father was woken up and given an injection. It turned out to be a vaccine to which he never agreed to and did not give his consent. Director of Nursing tried to tell me that my father was confused and received a TB test and the vaccine was never ordered for him. The administrator told me that my dad probably gave a verbal consent. My dad does not speak English and translator was never utilized by the medical staff. I asked for the Medical Director to give me a call. Nobody ever called me to explain the incident. The reason why I left it a 2-star and not a 1-star is because there are physical therapists there who take good care of my dad. He ended up there after a hip replacement surgery and they work with my dad on a daily basis to make sure he can walk again.