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Wagner Heights Residential
2435 Wagner Heights Road, Stockton, CA 95209
Based on 5 reviews
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Assisted Living, Nursing Home, Skilled Nursing, RehabilitationEstimated Pricing
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Wagner Heights Residential Description
Enjoy home-cooked meals on your patio while relaxing outside. At our facility, you can enjoy group activities and outings while knowing that our compassionate staff is available 24 hours a day. At Wagner Heights Residential, we are dedicated to giving the best possible care to those in our assisted living community. We believe that everyone deserves to age with dignity and respect. We get it. Your loved one is unique and their needs vary. That's why we offer three levels of care, each designed to address the specific needs of the individual. Our home is a comfortable place to be because it feels like being in your own skin.Price Comparison
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Wagner Heights Residential is a member of a larger group of communities called Covenant CareConnect with a Free Senior Living Advisor
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Wagner Heights Residential provides a variety of amenities to its residents. Dining services are available, and notary services are provided at no charge. Beauty and barber services are also available upon request. Area youth entertainment events and special event entertainment, such as an Elvis impersonator, can be enjoyed by residents. Community outings, arts and crafts, bingo, and private and semi-private rooms with TV cable are all provided for the residents' convenience. An emergency call system is installed in every room for added safety.Assisted Living Services and Amenities
Wagner Heights Residential offers the best in assisted living services and amenities. Residents can enjoy three home-cooked meals daily, plus two scheduled snacks, with assistance available for medications including insulin for diabetics. 24-hour supervision is provided 7 days a week, with an emergency call system in every room. Daily housekeeping and laundry services are provided, as well as furnished rooms complete with bedding. Each room has a patio, and there is a large front garden area.Health
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Employee Reviews for Covenant Care in Stockton, California
2.75 out of 5 stars. Based on 4 reviews
Employees who work for Covenant Care in the Stockton, CA area generally have positive things to say about their experience. They appreciate the great staff and patients, as well as the team work that exists among the staff. However, some employees have complained about management lying a lot and being childish and petty. Advice to management includes bringing in new management and being more attentive to staff needs to limit calling and people leaving for better jobs elsewhere. Additionally, they suggest scheduling properly to avoid staffing issues. Employees also report that they receive free lunches, but that breaks are often too short. Overall, employees feel that it is a good place to work with good leadership and that they learn a lot of skills that they can use in their career. They also appreciate that everyone works with one goal in mind, which is to ensure that residents have the best experience possible.Healthcare Nearby
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This community is licensed by the state of CA. It is a large-sized community with 80 total beds.Disclaimer
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****FALSE ADVERTISEMENT****Don't even get near this place. Wagner Heights Assisted Living is a place from a horror movie. Residents who smoke go to parking lot in the middle of the road with no supervision. Residents are sitting around doing nothing. Place is absolutely dirty. I couldn't find a place to sit. It smells terrible. When we arrived, they had a hard time finding a caregiver to help us, how can they provide 24/7 care? No garden area whatsoever. Very depressing, low maintained rooms with broken furniture.The entrance hallway is what they call the "lounge area" where residents are sitting all around including in the way of each other very sadly doing absolutely nothing.You feel that you have stepped into a horror chamber. How can anyone survive with no care in that highly depressive, smelly atmosphere. The only Director's excuse was that we hadn't gone there during the week. So there should be no care, cleanliness and activities during the weekend?The video on their site on touring the place is an absolute lie in every way.Don't even get near this place.
When my Mom was there for a month they should have put pads down on the floor because of a fall risk. When they did not, She fell out of bed and the bed was only a foot off the ground, but Mom ended up with an inch goose egg on her head, at 94 years old. They nerd to study and active the word, CARE.
I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT I THINK HAVING AN UNAVIBLE PHONE NUMBER TO REACH FAMILY MEMEBER FOR EMERGANCIES ON YOU MOTHER'S BEHALF IS BULL. THE MANAGER THERE HAS NO FEELINGS TOWARDS ANYTHING, ONE OF THE GIRLS ANSWERING THE PHONE ARE VERY RUDE. HOW ARE PEOPLE TO KNOW TO CALL YOU BACK? IF I GET A CALL FOR UNKNOWN NUMBER OR UNAVIBLE PJONE NUMBER'S I WONT LISTEN TO THE MESSAGE NOR WILL I THINK IT HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE WELFAIR OF MY MOTHER. I WILL JUST AS ANYONE WOULD THINK IT'S A TELAMARKERED OR SOME RANOM SALES CALL. I WONT EVEN LISTEN TO THE MESSAGE IT GET ERASED. THINK ABOUT THAT ALL ASST. LIVING AND NURSING HOME HAVE THIER NAMES THAT POP UP ON THE CALLER ID SO POEPLE KNOW IT'S THIER LOVED ONE CALLING APPARANTLY THIS PLACE THINKS NOTHIG OF THIER ELDERLY FAMILIES TO HAVE THIER NAME ON CALLER ID SO FAMILIES KNOW IF THERE'S A PROBLEM. DON'T WORRY COMPLAINANT HAS BEEN MADE!!!!
My friend's mother lives there and I hear what a nightmare it is to live there. She plugged in her electric chair then knocked out the power to her room for a whole weekend. My friend got her mother a microwave and refrigerator and they hadto remove the food from the refrigerator.She explained to me that her mother hasa 1/2 cold sandwich and canned fruit or three bean salad for their dinner.There are no choices or only 2 and its the same menu every evening. There are no appropriate snacks for her being a diabetic. She said that the medgivers wait to tell her that there are no pills left and my friend has to deal with Kaiser who's doctors take their time approving orders the patients already have on file. Her mother does without her medications because of poor standards and practices and no management involvement.The manager wont do anything to staff who overstep their boundaries taking food from her mother's pantry, coming in her room and not doing any work or offering to assist her in anyway. They want to visit instead of doing their job. She said her mother had to have a temporary foley catheter and the medgiver threatened to kick her out of the facillity. The manager there told my friend that she needed to pay to have the staff trained because she didn't know anything about foley catheters. She didnt know the laws about patients in assisted living can have a foley catheter. When my friend had to get the foley taken out she got different ordersfor her mother to do self intermittent catheter and the management didnt know what that was, management thought they needed training for it and told my friend she needed to provide someone to train the staff. The manager is not available around the first when a payment is due, takes long lunches and leaves early every day. The facillity was on lockdown ( no one in or out ) because they had a norovirus that spread over the facillity. Her mother was in the hospital to recieve fluids for the sever dehydration she got while living there. I'd give that facillity an F.
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