Orchards at Tulare

The lady who answered the doer was very patient with me as I signed in and showed me right where my friend was. The facility was very clean. My friend spoke very highly of her nurses. Thank you for the care and kindness given to my friend!!!

If I could give 0 stars I would! My mom was here for 24 hrs and ended up being admitted back to the hospital because they paid no mind to my moms shortness of breath, nor did they follow any discharge treatment’s. I wish I took a picture because this place looks like a zoo as soon as I walked in, it was chaos. Nurses said tightness in chest wasn’t a sign of pain or a concern, they don’t answer the phone at all and the night shift was rude to my mom because she needed cleaning and left her flat which she couldn’t breathe well and didn’t even cover. If you love your family member, keep them far away from here.

Currently receiving IV antibiotic treatment at orchards. When I first arrived my room was FILTHY. Obviously hadn't been occupied for a good while. Food is hit and miss. Mostly miss. Portion sizes are random at best. Their rules seem arbitrary and when asking the staff why a certain policy exists the response has usually been that because it is policy. The Nursing director, Liz [Redacted], doesn't seem to want to engage in any type of adult conversation and at least with me responds to everything except you blindly following whatever she is telling you the way you would expect a preschool teacher that should find a new career would speak to a rowdy child. To sum it up my experience thus far has been terrible. The only reason my rating is 2 stars is because of the rest of the staff is amazin

Worst place to have your loved one at. They are very neglectful. They left my father in a dirty diaper all day & left him with vomit on his sheets all day. They never answer the phone. If I could give this place zero stars I would. My father is on his death bed due to the negligence of these people.

The Care, that my mom receives at Orchards of Tulare is comforting to us. If anything is going on with her health or her care they contact us right away and we appreciate that. My sister & I are unable to care for our mom and we’re very thankful for the CNAs and nurses there that do this because it takes a group of very special people to care for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s.