Dining improvements are a big part of the resident experience, with chefs and menu changes frequently mentioned.
Residents and families repeatedly mention the food and dining experience, often tying positive changes to specific staff and weekly menu updates. Several reviews describe the dining room as a place that feels more inviting, with better quality or variety over time, and many rehab and care stay reviews also highlight meals as a standout. At the same time, some reviews criticize dining for being inconsistent, not well suited to dietary needs, or sometimes not edible, including complaints about closed dining areas and food choices.
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Transportation gets praised
Transportation services are frequently described as reliable and respectful.
Multiple reviews highlight transportation as a practical strength, describing drivers as courteous and punctual and the department as able to handle resident appointment needs. Families also mention easy coordination around pickups and trips, including complex situations where timing matters. A counterpoint appears in reviews that describe missed or canceled transportation during periods when residents felt services were disrupted, so reliability can depend on staffing and operations.
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Safety and infection control concerns
Some residents and families express serious concerns about health and safety responses.
A few reviews raise safety and infection-control worries, including an account of a visibly ill resident remaining in shared spaces and concern that immediate sanitation did not happen as expected. Other reviewers also describe renovation conditions and accessibility issues as creating health and safety risks for residents. These comments focus less on everyday comforts and more on whether staff and management respond quickly when situations could affect vulnerable residents.
caveat2 reviews mention this
Cost and billing complaints appear
Pricing and billing changes are a recurring source of frustration in a few reviews.
Two reviews directly call out money-related problems, including overcharging tied to a move involving memory care and concerns about rent increases over time. One review also frames service and pricing as not matching the expectations set for the community. These critiques show up even in comments that otherwise acknowledge parts of the experience may be working.
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Remington Club II is located at 16922 Hierba Drive, San Diego, CA 92128 in San Diego County, California
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