Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill
175 Cleaveland Road, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
(855) 638-0838
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Reviews of Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill in Pleasant Hill, California
Robert
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March 11, 2022
My mother is now living in Carlton Senior Living. It seems to have a lot of activities. They have transportation to and from the doctor. They have restaurant-style dining. It's really clean and has a central location fish tank so you can find your way anywhere in the facility. Wherever you are in the hallway, you look at the fish tank bringing you right to the center and right to the reception desk in case you're lost. It's easy to access as far as the availability of rooms. The rooms are right next to the elevator, so it's easy to find. It's been pretty good so far. The staff is great. There's a lot of add-ons and extra stuff that you have to pay for. There are a lot of out-of-pocket expenses. I haven't had the food there because of COVID, but my mom says it's delicious. Her favorite part of the place is the food. Her room is good and they played bingo yesterday. The move-in was rough because you've got to move into a large door which was kind of unexpected. They have something going on all day long, every day.
Roger
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October 24, 2021
Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill is the place that I want to send my loved one. My wife is there and they're just really professional. It's a place that gives you warmth. There's no odor or any urine smell or anything, and they have separate dining rooms for memory care. So, it's a nice place to go. The staff is excellent and very caring people. They have a lot of things to do, like bingo, music, entertainers that come in, painting, little handicrafts, and different things similar to that. Both the food and their dining area were excellent, and they have waitresses and waiters that clean up for you. If you have trouble eating in memory care, they have people that assist you. They're also very persnickety about who comes in. You need your COVID shot and your mask. So, they just take good care of them.
LL
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February 12, 2021
I loved Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill. It was fabulous. My friend was initially in the memory care, and then they eventually upgraded her and let her stay in a little studio in the main part near the front desk. She got moved after a while because she didn't try to run away. Besides, it has a locked front door. I saw her in both assisted and memory care, and it was absolutely marvelous. Both assisted and memory care levels were equally as impressive. I ate meals there with her on many occasions. There were activities going on all the time. The staff was extremely friendly, very accommodating to guests that come in, they make you feel like they appreciate you coming and visiting, and they make you feel welcome. If I had any concerns after I visited her, I could go to the desk and tell them that I had a concern and they would assure me that they would check it out. The activities were wonderful. They had bands come in and play, and let the people dance with the staff and each other, or their families. They also had crafts all the time. She initially was in the memory care and then she improved and they allowed her to go to a 1-bedroom on their first floor out of the memory care unit.
Jan
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August 22, 2019
The apartment we saw at Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill was nice, but the refrigerator was small. The lunch we had was not fancy, but it was good. The dining area was nice but didn't feel very cozy. The staff during the tour was very nice.
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Don
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November 28, 2017
My mother-in-law is in Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill. She's on her first month there. It seems to be a very caring community. The workers seem to be really hands-on in working with the residents. It's very clean, which stood out to me quite a bit. I've seen other places that aren't as good and this one is very neat and clean and has caring staff. She hasn't participated in much at all. She comes down to the dining room for her lunch and dinner and then she's in her room most of the time. She's not really doing any activities yet. They're expensive, but these places in general are expensive.
anna130536
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May 31, 2017
We visited Carlton Senior Living. The rooms were nice. The facility was nice and clean. It was in a fairly nice area. The staff was friendly and nice. They spoke about the activities and having an activity room.
william772237
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May 31, 2017
Carlton Senior Living was very nice. I saw a studio apartment, and it’s a very nice facility.
Katherine502873
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April 12, 2017
I visited Carlton for my aunt. It was a wonderful place, and the people were very friendly. It was very clean and orderly. We saw a little studio that was very nice, very pleasant, and very clean.
Sterling343808
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March 29, 2017
Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill was very clean, and the rooms were a little smaller. The location is convenient, but the parking's not great. I would have people look at it since it has advantages in location.
Heidi885831
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February 1, 2017
We thought Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill was a great place. It was visually very stunning to walk in the door with this big fish tank in the lobby. The place was decorated for Halloween, so it was quite cute. The staff was exceptionally friendly. We liked the ambience very much. It didn’t have an offensive odor. The food was adequate. I thought the dining area was OK. It felt like a very positive, happy, and comfortable place.
Samantha 05
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September 30, 2016
I thought Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill was great. I think that if I were to move my dad, I probably would move him here. I like the look of the place. It was clean and really well kept up. I liked that if he worsened, they have the ability for him to go from one area to another. I just walked in, and they took the time to sit down and went over some financial things. They were very accommodating. It’s very close to my own home. I like the locale. It’s close to downtown Pleasant Hill where there are restaurants, and if my dad needed to get out and take a walk, he could do that.
Claire603022
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August 22, 2016
Carlton Pleasant Hill is excellent. It's a beautiful facility with excellent management and an excellent staff. It has great food and great services. I didn't taste the food, but my brother and sister did. They said it was perfect. It was an amazing facility. There was a lovely garden that was well-kept and beautiful. My sister became a resident, and while she was there, she was very happy.
Cynthia703417
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July 1, 2016
Carlton Senior Living is a very nice, small apartment. Everything was clean and tidy. The staff was very nice, accommodating, and knowledgeable. The residents were singing, and there was music and socializing. The dining area was very nice. It was very good.
Nina888242
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June 21, 2016
Carlton Senior Living was nice. It looked like it would have been comfortable and fit my needs. I didn't have any complaints about anything. Everything was OK. It was nice and clean, and everybody was nice. Of course there’s a fee, and I just couldn’t afford it.
Steffanie
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March 9, 2016
I visited Chateau III (Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill). It was really big, beautiful, and the newest one of the three. The halls were long, so I was a little concerned about my mom getting around in her wheelchair. I saw a lot of people there with their walkers and doing exercises. It looked like that they were really involved in everything. It was a beautiful place but more expensive than what would fit my mom’s budget. The facility was very nice and had different activities, like bingo, cards, and poker, in a room. They have certain days for doctors' appointments and go out for meals.
Gene25
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January 18, 2016
My mom lived at Chateau 3 Pleasant Hill before she passed away last year. It had a nice environment. The staff was extremely helpful and attentive and helped her with everything she needed. They watched movies, played quiz games, and sing-alongs together, and periodically had musicians come in. The food was OK.
AnonymousVisitor1
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December 30, 2015
I thought Chateau III was terrific. It’s clean and inviting and the people were very friendly. It was right about Halloween so it was all decorated for Halloween. There were lots of folks that were out and about and families that were there. I liked the dining facility and the fact that it was set up restaurant-style. I liked that they had access to a beauty salon and also to transportation as well as on-site physical therapy. I also liked that they had a center for memory care that was secure and also the ability to take in residents on a temporary basis for respite care or rehab or healing after a surgical procedure. You could stay for a month if you needed to. I like the fact that it wasn’t permanent, that you only had to give 30 days notice before you wanted to leave so if my parents wanted to try it for 6 months, they could and then they could change their mind and go back home. I liked that a lot of the services were a la carte.
Provider Response
Wow AnonymousVisitor1! What a wonderful and detailed review of our Carlton Senior Living Downtown Pleasant Hill location. Everything you said, from your recognition of the pristine environment in which we keep our Community to the lively and energetic atmosphere that our staff and residents provide, is very much appreciated. We hope that you do choose one of our many options that you had mentioned for your parents in the near future. Thank you for taking the time to not only visit but also review us. Happy New Year to you and your family.
Karen117883350
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December 15, 2015
The staff at Chateau III was very nice. It was a very positive experience. The people we interacted with were extremely helpful, friendly, and seemed to genuinely care about the residents. We really liked very much the feel and atmosphere of the memory care community. There were a lot of activities scheduled. There was a lot of energy going on when we visited. The rooms were sufficient, clean, and well kept. The residents seemed very happy and engaged. We saw their dining area and some of the residents were eating while we were there. The food looked appetizing. What really impressed us was the level of activities that they had available every day and just the positive energy. It felt lively, and we really liked that.
Provider Response
Thank you for taking the time to review us and for your kind words Karen. We appreciate all feedback and we know our valued associates are grateful for the recognition. We are glad that you were able to experience our wonderful residents enjoying their daily activities. We take pride in our stellar environment and our enriching programming. Please come visit us again soon. Happy Holidays. Warm regards, Michael
Susie20
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November 30, 2015
We loved it at Chateau III Pleasant Hill. We toured there three times. We had a meal there, and the only thing I can say is they do not salt a lot of their food. I’m sure the food is really good, but it is unsalted. I would just suggest that they season their food.
Adel1
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March 16, 2015
Chateau III is new about 2 years old. It's a very nice building, and it's beautifully appointed. The dining room was very nice. We did sample the food as they asked us to stay for lunch, and it was very good. The wait staff was very attentive, and the staff was very nice too.
Caring93370850
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November 27, 2014
The staff of Chateau III was very nice, and they were very accommodating. They showed me one of their units, but it was extremely tiny; it was like living in a walk-in closet. It was an active facility. They were very active with the local senior center, so that was a plus. It was clean. Their building seemed a little older to me.
Caring94215150
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September 13, 2014
I visited Chateau III, where my mom is right now. It has levels of care. It’s independent, assisted, and there’s a memory unit. It was affordable and the location was good. The staff is really caring. The food is a real problem right now. The food was actually good when she first moved in. Now, it’s just not good like it used to be. They have a different chef. They have lots of good activities. They go out on excursions. They go to lunch. They have a shuttle service to the shopping center and to church service. They take patients to their doctor’s office on Tuesdays and Thursdays -- amazing number of services for the cost. The rooms are clean, accessible, and safe. They have a housekeeping service once a week. My mom is very happy.
eyeonthescreen
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February 1, 2014
First the bad news...in the end my mother in law was paying about $8000 a month for all the care she was receiving through the Chateau III. $5K of that was the basic room and board; the rest was for the buffet of extras she required (e.g., dressing, bathing, meds monitoring, meals in room). But the goods news is that we got what we paid for...truly outstanding and knowledgeable care-giving. The staff are kind and patient. The food is excellent and family days when we could all join in were frequent. I especially looked forward to the July 4th BBQ at the Chateau III. The ambiance is well lit, cheerful and very clean, without being sterile and smelling like a hospital. They have an Audubon Society approved patio garden where the residents can take in the sun and enjoy the birds flitting about. There is an RN available at all times in emergencies and during regular work days for non-emergency care. And they have a physical therapist and work out room for those so inclined. For those who are still walking a bit, there are restaurants and shops within walking distance over flat terrain. And of course, scheduled transportation to and from shopping centers and medical appointments is readily available. We chose the Chateau after visiting a half dozen assisted living sites. This one was by far the most cheerful and lively of them all. The residents were up and about, rather than sleeping in dark corners of a lobby like so many of the other places had to offer. There were card games, led chair exercises, and all sorts of activities going on when we toured the place. And later we discovered the monthly trek to a nearby casino for some time at the slots. My mom in law especially loved those trips as an inveterate slot player. And we also discovered Happy Hour every TGIF when wine and hors d'ouvres are offered to go along with the live music of some local combo or piano player. In sum, the Chateau III was a generally happy place for the residents. In her failing days, the transition to hospice was seamless. The Chateau staff gave way to the hospice care givers as my mom in law spent her last hours in her own room with her own things around her. And throughout these last hours, the Chateau staff were caring, thoughtful, and helpful. I strongly recommend the Chateau III; it's expensive, but worth every penny.
KLD1
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December 23, 2013
I am a volunteer with a hospice organization who had visited/worked with several patients here. I am always impressed by the level of care provided to the residents. Also, the facility is always immaculate. They always have tea and coffee available for residents, guests, and visitors. They also gave a lovely private dining room available to families. They also have a wonderful memory care facility. I would highly recommend this faculty and would feel comfortable ha ing my parents live here!
Caring62504550
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October 30, 2013
I went to Chateau 1 and it was very upscale. Everybody seemed to be very nice. They seemed to know all the people that lived there. They had lots of activities and they had trips. Their rooms were very nice.
Donald11
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September 20, 2013
I'm currently in an assisted living facility here at Chateau III. I have been here for four months now. My experience in this place is fairly good. I have three meals a day and the food is okay. The rooms are small but they're okay. Price is just about the average. They have various activities for their residents, pretty much everything. The only issue I have with Chateau III is their staff. I have problems with some of the staff and some of the management people. I don't like the way they operate this establishment. I've run organizations like this before, even larger than this, and I had done very well with them, that's why I'm saying what I'm saying.
SueZQ1
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August 15, 2013
Would recommend but, as with any facility, would also encourage you to visit your loved one regularly so the provider knows you are paying attention. One of us was with Dad every evening and several of us also knew the names and duties of daytime staff
Mary7
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May 12, 2012
What I like about this place is that it was available right away. We didn't have to wait. It was very nice and the people are friendly. It's a very pleasant place. The staff is good to my parents and they check on them all the time. Their rooms are larger than most of the places I inquired. They even have a sitting area in their room. The food is very good and I would really recommend this place to others. They are happier now since they moved in.
frnchmani9
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August 12, 2011
The staff is so caring and treated my grandmother with repect and dignity. Our family enjoyed going to the happy hours, jazz concerts, BBQ's, fashion shows and many other great events they hosted. The quality of care was more then we ever expected and they caught things I am not sure anyone else would have. They are hands on and kept the lines of communication open with our family. I would like to live in Chateau III when I am ready to retire.
Lisa Geron
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August 3, 2011
This assisted living center is run by Carlton Senior Living, a family-owned business that operates a number of facilities in northern California; family members are still involved in the operation. It focuses on residents who have special care needs, such as diabetes management, and includes a separate dementia center. The building has a tropical feel, with very open spaces and a foyer that opens into a nice sitting room. The outside grounds are planted with flowers and shrubs and a lot of verdant vegetation, with a meandering path in the back. Inside, there's a very nice and colorful activity room, with an activity director on staff who plans appropriate and engaging activities including music trivia, bingo, Happy Hours, and senior fitness classes. There's also a 24-hour café and same dining services The staff is very nice"”and a standout is the chef, who is exceedingly pleasant, personable, and attentive; there is never a problem accommodating personal tastes or even getting food made to order. The caregiving staff wear radio talkie-talkies"”and they respond immediately in a helpful way; the set up is not like many facilities that have a nursing station, where there is often little attention or follow-up. The cost for care and housing starts at $3,895 per month. A money-back guarantee is offered for those who wish to leave after a 70-day trial period. The facility also operates an excellent website, which is clear and easy to use and includes lots of good information, including prices. The reviewer, Lisa Geron, has been a professional social worker for 8 years and has also worked in a variety of positions including care management and palliative care for several years.
EastBayGCM
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June 27, 2011
I've had quite a few clients there"”in the dementia unit, assisted living, and independent living. I've also had hospice patients there. And it's been a very good choice for them. It's a lovely facility, with both private and shared rooms in assisted living and shared rooms only in the dementia unit. It's in a nice residential area close to downtown Pleasant Hill shops and restaurants and close to the Pleasant Hill senior center. They have lovely garden areas and good parking. The staff is VERY caring. I've seen them deal with a lot of difficult problems"”family issues, legal issues"”and they've handled it all beautifully. They have an RN on staff who provides diabetic care, too, which is unusual and a real plus. There's little turnover. And it's family owned: high quality, hands on. The food is excellent, and they have many, many activities. They're always celebrating something, and there's always seasonal décor.
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Independent Living
Independent Living is for those who desire the feel of a private residence with the amenities and activities available in a planned community, such as fitness classes, game nights, and group excursions. Services such as cleaning and groundskeeping are often available.
$4,795
Starting Price
Memory Care
Memory Care is specifically designed to meet the needs of those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. Specially trained staff members assist with activities of daily living (such as bathing and dressing) and provide therapies to slow further loss of cognitive abilities.
$7,595
Starting Price
Assisted Living
This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.
$4,795
Starting Price
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- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $5000; Memory Care Shared starting at $7295 + care
- Housing: Companion Suites in Memory Care only
- State Licenses: 075600194 - Chateau III
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