The Commons at Union Ranch

They are very helpful in making sure they are a good fit. Lots of activities and the residents are given a lot of attention. It's clean and has a warm home like feeling. We picked this community because of the communication, activities and friendliness of the staff.

Overall the experience went well, however it's not cheap and when your parent has dementia like mine, it's ugly. My mom fell on [date removed] can't walk, is in diapers and so all these things we take for granted become expensive. They evaluate at the beginning and use a scale of their own for dementia, such as help with showering, getting dressed, using restroom, eating, etc... and if your parent needs a lot of help, be prepared to pay. Dementia diagnosis is separate from housing, 2 different charges.

I would recommend the community to others to view to see if it would be a good fit for their loved ones. I would stay here myself. The staff are great to work with. The staff communication with the family is really great. They are always keeping us updated on any changes health wise or in case my loved one falls. They truly treat the family and residents as they would want to be treated.

It’s a higher end facility and price reflects it. The common areas were very nice. The staff was very nice. The apartments were nice but not great.

Communication between the staff and the family was good they kept up informed and returned calls quickly. The food was very good and my loved one appreciated the food being delivered during Covid. The variety was good and my loved one enjoyed the food. I would recommend this community to others.

The staff is very caring, they have worked hard to help my husband. They have been very accommodating to me because of my husband's behavior with dementia. The food is standard cafeteria food, and have a good variety. I would recommend this community to others

The rooms and overall layout of the community are alright. The food is okay, there is not much of a variety to choose from. We would not recommend this community, one being it is to expensive, and second our loved one fell, fractured her hip and they did not notice for a few days.

Their covid plan was very good and they made sure the residents were safe. the community is light and airy, it's very homey and doesn't feel like a nursing home. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this community

In general we have a positive opinion of The Commons At Union Ranch. My mom is nearly deaf and nearly blind so she is very difficult to communicate with. Staff needs to announce their arrival and be sure to get acknowledgement that she comprehends when they are trying to communicate.

My mother in law has been a resident of The Commons At Union Ranch since September of 2010. There have been many changes since she moved in most notably large staff turnovers. I am aware that this is an industry wide situation as my stepmother is also in an assisted living community. There have been many times where a situation arises that needs a response and I would say that prior to Maureen coming on board we might have struggled to get a resolution to the situation. I know things aren't perfect and that is understandable but Maureen and her current staff are very responsive in addressing any situation we have.

Amazing community! This is the place for my family in the future!

The ladies that work here are very caring and attentive. I can summon help and people come so fast, usually less than 5 minutes. I truly stay here because of the care I get.

This community is very good. It especially deserves accolades on two major point. #1 the overall concern and care for the physical and emotional health of the residents. Staff at all levels are individually and personally interactive with residents. #2 keeping the physical facility a healthy and pleasant and cheerful environment for all those who can call this home.

My sister and I moved our 94-year-old mother to the beautiful assisted- living community The Commons in Manteca on [date removed]. The C19 pandemic was raging and was certainly not the most ideal time. With that said, The Commons has met this challenge with grace and kindness. In summary here are few of our thoughts: · The Community is a lovely property. The landscaping is beautiful, and the outside seating is safe and inviting. · The inside environment is clean, attractive, with up-to-date décor. · The staff is attentive to the residents and always use their first names and engage in positive greetings. · The food is very good the and dining area is inviting. · The directors (e.g. medical and facility) have made themselves available to meet with family. We are very pleased and grateful to have chosen The Commons for our mother’s care. This transition has not been easy for her, but the Commons Care Team has made the transition easier through loving care and courteous staff.

This is a very attractive residence, cheerful and clean. I've been impressed with the care and treatment my father receives from everyone. When I've called or visited him everyone is friendly, caring and helpful. I speak to someone anytime I can 24/7. Now my father requires more care and will transfer to memory care, a cost increase. Due to budget he'd have moved somewhere less expensive, but Maureen the exec dir. got approval for my father to transfer to memory care at his current rate. She and his care team met with me to discuss the best care solution for him. My father's care is always their main priority.

The staff is very friendly and always available for assistance. I couldn’t ask for a better place for my mother.