Oakmont of Whittier

They are all very friendly. They are a little pricey but they are still very nice. We picked this community, because my loved one liked the community. It feels like the food takes longer to get, but the quality of the food is good. They are helpful and polite. The atmosphere is very welcoming. I would recommend it to other families.

It's a beautiful place, the staff are great, mom is very happy there, mom is checked out weekly by Nurse Practioners. I would recommend family to visit loved ones often. There is a high staff turnover, so check on loved one to see if care is maintained between staff.

I think if you can afford to be here, it's a good place. I felt like there were great opportunities for my parents. It just wasn't a good fit, and it had my dad worried about the price. There was a change in staff, which made things very different administratively than when they first moved in, although the day-to-day stayed relatively the same. We did have to get to know a new reception staff though. Also getting responses to things that needed to be fixed in the apartment took a long time. I thought the food was good, but my dad said there were some inconsistency issues. I thought they offered a lot of great activities.

Oakmont Whittier is a beautiful façade that covers a world of incompetence. Aside from wonderful and loving frontline care givers and meal servers, Oakmont looks like a 10 in the brochure and slick sales presentation, but is a Zero in walking their talk. My sister and I were looking for a transition facility for our Mom for a period of 30-days from a skilled nursing center so she could rebuild her strength before returning home. She required assistance in getting to meals and events, which the floor caregivers provided. She required shower monitoring, which these same caregivers provided, but with a maximum of 2 showers a week. But the main concern we had was medicine management. Daily calls did nothing but remind this incompetent staff to do this job, and on day 6 my sister switched Mom to dispensing her own meds. Food too rich for seniors, accounting is a total nightmare! Directors don't return calls or emails. Go Anywhere Else and save your money!

The community is very neat and clean, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The community is open to feedback and they just really listen. I would recommend this community to others based on my experience.

It is a clean, bright and airy. With gardens to sit and visit. The facility is safe and during these challenging times of COVID-19. They are very diligent with keeping the residents safe. The food is fresh and delicious. The staff is friendly and courteous. If I could I would give it a six star rating. I researched about 20 places. Finally deciding on Oakmont of Whittier. My Aunt feels safe and comfortable. She enjoys interacting with the staff and meeting new people.

[Name removed] did a great job explaining the whole process of moving in and what to expect. [Name removed] also explained how they have been dealing with COVID-19. We were very impressed with him and the community!!!

This seemed like a nice clean community when I visited. The people I met were nice. This community allows pets and they offer daily activities. This community was just a little out of our budget.

This is a beautiful community, I really enjoyed my tour of this facility. I would've moved my mother into this community, but they didn't have any room at this time. The staff was nice and very informative. It was a pleasant tour. Everything went very well.

Good morning , Well it has only been in operation for a year. My mom has been there two months . Overall she is content but some issues have not been resolved . Example she would like larger portions of food her salads which are forgotten at times . The residents do not get enough fruits and vegetables. The care givers do try very hard in taking care of her needs. It is a very clean and new place . I would like her to get more involved with activities . She enjoyed a day ride they took them out. Don't know if she has done it again. Since I live in Idaho I'm not sure what all goes on there.( calif ) , just her feedback . She loves her salon days and craft days . My special thanks to each and every employee at the facility . Idaho

We were looking for an assisted living environment for our 55 year old Downs Syndrome (high functioning) sister. After their interview and assessment, they allowed her to move in for a 30 day evaluation period. Our sister passed the 30 day period with flying colors and she happily became a resident of the Oakmont. It is a beautiful environment with a very caring staff, plus a wonderful dining room and state of the art movie theater. Their executive director and marketing director became personally involved overseeing our sister's care! We can't say enough nice things about the Oakmont of Whittier and their five-star staff!

I only toured this facility and it was very impressive. It is expensive but like they say you get what you pay for. I love the fact that they serve food in the dining room ALL day. So if you are a late sleeper or you were napping you still will be able to eat. This is the only facility I have toured that has this feature which I think is awesome. Especially since my dad loses track of time and has missed a meal or two where he currently is. They have a waiting list and this facility is one of my top choices at this time.

It is amazing how active they are now and they are making friends and we are so thrilled they made the decision to move over there. All the staff and activities that they have going on, my parents are thriving. We are very, very pleased.

Oakmont has been pretty good. It is rather expensive, so I am hoping they are able to help with the insurance, or we won't be able to stay. It's a very good place, it was the best of the places I saw. There were a couple of other good ones, but they were even more expensive, and further away.