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Whispering Oaks - Yankee
2 Yankee St, Irvine, CA 92620
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About Whispering Oaks - Yankee in Irvine, California
Whispering Oaks Yankee offers assistance with personal activities of daily living: Dressing, Eating, Toileting, Bathing, Grooming, mobility tasks and other personal care needs such as: housework, meals, administering medications, appropriate transportation, correspondence, telephoning, and related tasks. Continuous observation, care, supervision, and nurturing is essential to the health and well being of our residents.
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Services and Amenities of Whispering Oaks - Yankee in Irvine, California
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- Special Comment: Whispering Oaks specializes in providing a special place to call "home" for older adults with memory loss, servicing to persons 60 years of age and over and persons under 60 with compatible needs. We have three adorable, warm, family homes with 6-beds capacity, nestled in the heart of prestigious City of Irvine in close proximity to parks, doctor's offices, hospitals, paramedic and shopping.
- State Licenses: 306003425
Costs for Whispering Oaks - Yankee in Irvine, California
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$2,800
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Clance Clooner
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October 24, 2020
Food brought to facility for resident disappears and the constantly changing staff knows nothing about it. Staff often doesnt speak English. Facility is clean! Staff stability is a constant problem. Every staff member blames the director for all the issues and shortcomings I've noticed. They claim to have zero input into these decisions by the director. All staff are fearful of the director, a woman named Imelda. There are zero activities for residents. The advertised Physical Therapist does not exist. The rooms are nice but small. A stable English speaking staff would help greatly in solving issues. Staff shouldn't be so afraid of the director. This is a concern.
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