Casablanca Home Care

    17216 Goya Street, Granada Hills, CA, 91344
    4.3 · 4 reviews
    • Memory care
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    4.0

    Warm attentive staff, pricey rooms

    I'm very pleased with the care here - warm, attentive staff and caring management have created a calm, family-like atmosphere with dogs, a one-level open floor plan, and plenty of space for easy mobility. My wife is happy thanks to engaging activities, outings, patio meals, and on-site hair/nail and shopping trips. The downside: rooms feel outdated, the location is isolated, and costs are high, but overall I would recommend it if the price and room style aren't dealbreakers.

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    4.25 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Amenities

      3.5
    • Value

      1.0

    Pros

    • Care‑focused staff
    • Competent and prompt care
    • Caring, attentive management
    • Warm, family‑like atmosphere
    • Respectful treatment of residents and visitors
    • Engaging activities and outings
    • On‑site personal services (hair and nails)
    • Meals served outdoors/patio dining
    • Shopping trips and community outings
    • Pleasant, calm environment with nice decorations
    • Friendly and welcoming staff
    • Pet‑friendly (dogs on site)
    • Single‑level, open floor plan for easy mobility
    • Spacious rooms and common areas
    • Positive resident and family satisfaction (would recommend)

    Cons

    • Facility feels outdated
    • Limited nearby amenities or nothing around the home
    • High price
    • Price negotiation/haggling reported
    • Some residents disliked their room
    • At least one reviewer was not impressed

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews for Casablanca Home Care is strongly positive around the interpersonal and care aspects of the home, with recurring praise for staff, management, and the environment they create. Multiple reviewers highlight that the staff are care‑focused, competent, prompt, and attentive. Management is described as caring, and the overall interaction between staff, residents, and visitors is characterized as respectful and family‑like. Several comments explicitly state that residents (including one reviewer’s wife) are happy and that they would recommend the facility, pointing to consistent satisfaction with the level of personal attention and support provided.

    Care quality and staff behavior are the standout themes. Reviewers emphasize that care is competent and delivered quickly when needed, and they repeatedly describe staff as warm, loving, and attentive. This creates a family atmosphere that makes residents feel comfortable and respected. The professional, respectful tone toward both residents and visitors is mentioned more than once, suggesting that interpersonal dynamics are a deliberate strength of the home rather than isolated incidents.

    Facilities and physical environment receive mixed but largely positive commentary. Many reviewers praise a pleasant, calm atmosphere with nice decorations. The facility layout—single level with an open floor plan—is called out as spacious and conducive to easy mobility, which is important for seniors. Pet friendliness (dogs on site) and the overall welcoming environment are also noted as positives that contribute to residents’ comfort and a homelike feel.

    Dining and activities are other frequently mentioned strengths. Reviewers appreciate engaging activities and outings, including shopping trips and meals served on the patio, which suggest active social programming and opportunities for residents to get out of the facility. On‑site grooming services like hair and nails are specifically praised, indicating good attention to personal care and quality of life. These amenities, combined with staff willingness to organize outings, reinforces the impression of an active, resident‑centered program.

    On the downside, a number of reviewers raise concerns about the physical condition and value proposition of the facility. The word "outdated" appears in the summaries, and at least one reviewer said there is "nothing around the home," indicating a potentially isolated location with limited nearby services or attractions. Price is another clear concern: reviewers describe the cost as high and note instances of price haggling or negotiation, which may reflect inconsistent pricing practices or expectations about value for money. A few reviewers specifically disliked their room or were simply "not impressed," suggesting that while common areas and staffing are strong, some private spaces may not meet everyone’s standards.

    Taken together, the reviews paint a profile of Casablanca Home Care as a facility with excellent, compassionate care and a strong, family‑oriented culture that supports resident wellbeing and social engagement. The primary tradeoffs appear to be physical/updating needs, location, and cost. Prospective residents and families who prioritize warm staff relationships, attentive care, ease of mobility, and active programming (outings, patio dining, grooming services) are likely to find this home a very good fit. Those whose top priorities are modern facilities, nearby commercial amenities, or the lowest possible price should investigate further—ask directly about room conditions, renovation plans, exact fees, and contract terms to assess value relative to alternatives.

    Location

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    About Casablanca Home Care

    Casablanca Home Care sits in a quiet part of Granada Hills, California, just off the 118 Freeway and close to local shopping, restaurants, and hospitals, and you'll find it's a calm, family-built home with two locations, Casablanca Homecare and Casablanca Homecare II, both accepting seniors who want a peaceful, supportive place for daily living. Folks here have private or semi-private fully furnished rooms with central heat, air conditioning, and plenty of natural light that comes through big sliding glass doors, and there's a covered patio with plenty of chairs so people can sit outside, see the fruit trees, and visit with others, and there are indoor and outdoor areas for relaxing or group activities, plus a swimming pool and hot tub for those who want it. The house features hardwood and tile floors, access ramps, and wheelchair accessibility, so moving around's made simpler for anyone who needs support, and safety measures like smoke alarms are in place.

    Residents get three healthy meals a day along with snacks, and caregivers help with diet monitoring to make sure everyone gets what they need, and some even enjoy grooming treatments like manicures, pedicures, haircuts, and massages, either indoors or on one of those patios. Companionship's a big thing here, so staff and even a couple of dogs keep people company or help with reading, errands, and chores, and care is available around the clock for those who need help with daily activities like medication management, walking, getting dressed, or managing diabetic or incontinence needs. Weekly check-ins by a licensed RN or LVN help make sure residents stay healthy, and there's nonmedical, hospice, and respite care depending on what a person needs as time goes on, with special focus on memory care for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, so you won't find fancy program names but the support is there.

    For those who want to stay active, Casablanca Home Care lines up fitness classes, outings, and daily social activities, and folks are encouraged to join in for things like group games, entertainment, and events like BBQs or family days, and structured schedules help everyone keep stimulated and stay involved, whether it's mental games, group chats, or community programs tied to the nonprofit Adult Day Health Care and the San Fernando Valley Adult Day Health Care, offering therapies and adult day care as a way for seniors to be part of the community without having to move away. Staff handle transportation for doctor appointments, shopping trips, and community events or outing days, and everyone's got chores and errands help as needed. Laundry and housekeeping run each week, and people who want to bring in favorite things from home for their rooms are encouraged to do that since the spaces are easy to personalize. Casablanca Home Care has a focus on giving each person a safe, pleasant, regular life with help where it's needed and private time when it's wanted, so folks can enjoy a secure atmosphere and feel supported as their needs change, with staff who know the area and have worked with seniors for years, all at a home that's family owned and fully licensed, bonded, and insured, License Number 197608511.

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