Oakmont of East Sacramento

Care and staff are good. Activities is a variety. Great live entertainment.

This is a good, clean, modern community. I like the food. I like the people who work here very much. Lots of different kinds of people. Staff provides interesting activities.

I like it here and I feel very good about living here. Food is great and staff is very friendly!

I don't even know where to begin. My Mom has dementia/Alzheimer's, and has been in Traditions Memory Care at Oakmont East Sacramento for over 1 ½ years. I remember crying at the thought of what Mom needed. Walking in this very difficult and complex season of life, from day 1 Oakmont has embraced my Mom & our family with the highest respect and dignity, patience and care. At times it brings happy tears to my eyes to witness such beautiful examples of humanity, kindness and love. We have such a high regard for the staff/administration & caregivers. They are my super-heroes. It is very hard work: From activities, games, music, crafts, exercise, movie time, meals, and simple engagement, Mom is encouraged to participate and LIVE. Many, including the residents, have become a second family to us. The Oakmont community itself is very beautiful - both Traditions (Memory Care) and Assisted Living. The format of Assisted Living is different, as the needs and abilities are not the same. But the same thread of care and kindness and life runs throughout. I love to bring Mom over to Assisted Living as a change of scenery - she is welcome everywhere. The Sutter Park neighborhood is beautiful. Drive by - rarely do you see Senior Living nestled in a quiet, safe & friendly neighborhood (often they are located on busy streets that tend to isolate the building). Mom and I take walks and are cheerfully greeted by others walking, sometimes with their dogs, or taking children to the park. We sit at the playground and listen to their laughter and energy! There is a beautiful rose garden nearby with benches, and a quaint neighborhood coffee shop. It is all delightful. I really can't say enough. I am truly grateful each day for the care Mom is receiving, and Will never stop being grateful to the people of Oakmont East Sacramento.

My mother is a diabetic. We chose them because they said they specialized in it. They never managed it. She ended up having a mini stroke

A very positive experience with facility staff-members in the memory-care unit last week. They go out of their way to be helpful. They are courteous and conscientious. The facility is clean and the residents are looked after. I was expecting the food to be at the very least decent. It is not. It was the most unappealing, unappetizing food I have ever seen. The salad looked like it was two weeks past its freshness date, and the mystery meat with the noodles looked like dried shoe leather. My friend, when asked about her favorite meal remarked, “None of it.” I understand it is hard to cook for many different palates and for seniors with different needs, but really this was beyond awful!

They hardly ever have any staff in the building. Yesterday the whole building had one caregiver and one med tech! Staff seems to change very frequently. It is a nicer place aesthetically than others we had looked into.

We chose Oakmont initially because its location. However, there was a huge gap between assisted living and memory care. We needed something in between. Also, there was not enough staff for the amount of residents. It was hard to find someone. Lastly the layout of the place makes one feel that you're alone. Ie. Long empty hallways. [name removed] moved out spring of last year so the rating is for the time she was there.

Based on the experience we have had so far, there has still never been a fire drill. When the residents push their call pendants the time for response is way too long. Too much of the working staff team is too young and inexperienced.

We're generally pleased with Oakmont of East Sacramento. They could have done better with the onboarding process and what to expect etc. Their memory care director had started one month before our loved one moved in so there was definitely a hiccup there

My friend has had an average experience with the community. The staff they do have, have been kind, caring, and knowledgeable. The community needs more staff to care for the residents they do have. I would recommend to others, to make sure you ask about the staff to resident ratio to ensure your loved one will receive the care you want for your loved one. The residents are friendly. There are meals provided by the community. Overall, it is a community you should review to see if it meets all of your expectations for care for your loved one.

We picked Oakmont of East Sacramento because of the location, it is close and we love the area. It is newer and really nice, but because it is newer they are short staffed and just not quite a well oiled machine. We are hoping with time that improves.

Oakmont was very good. They did what needed to be done for their residents. They were good at interacting in a very positive way with the memory care patients. No matter how difficult the situation was, they seemed to be up for it.

This community is clean modern, and nice. The staff doesn't have a lot of follow through, and there is no response to calls or emails from management. There is no ability to get to the right person. The medical technical room are very responsive. Some of the hiccups in the beginning could have been avoided if there was a care meeting in person at the beginning of my loved one's stay. The food is unappetizing for the residents and really bland. Overall the community is short on staffing, and the community knows it. Medication management, and bathing are a few of the care items the community is able to assist my loved one with. They do a good job. Changing of linens, the room, basic cable, housekeeping, all utilities, and three meals a day are included in the monthly rate. The activities director is amazing! The residents have lots of activities to choose from to participate in, if they would choose too.