Westmont of Riverside

Elizabeth Culver

2 years ago

Dominique was so helpful - going above and beyond to answer all of our questions. Her own grandpa lives here so she knew all the questions we would have - because she’s had them too. She helped my husband and I and his parents to realize that the best time for a move is NOW - when we are organized and in control. We don’t want to wait until a health crisis hits and forces a change. The food is great the grounds are beautiful and the staff are so friendly.

Patricia C.

5 months ago

We viewed homes of several sizes in this community and were impressed. There is a variety of floor plans from one to 4 bedrooms, many on a cul de sac. The homes were nice inside and out, and the community seems well-maintained. It is a shame visually about the grass being replaced by mulch for water saving purposes, but that is the climate we live in. It still looks nice and some residents have gotten creative. We plan to move here in the coming months.

Cas Miller

5 months ago

My grandfather has lived here since 2010 and passed away in 2026. It's such a beautiful area, we had so many family memories here. We remember when he first moved in to the houses on McConnell street when this place used to be called March Air Force Base veterans village and it was exclusive to military service veterans.

Daisy Georgine

a year ago

My mother lives here. Management has proven to play games with the contract, putting half a sentence in the main contract (about the utilities) and the other half in the addendum (most people won't catch that) and tried to screw her out of $100. I had to really fight to get it back. (They want you to turn on the utilities on THE DAY YOUR CONTRACT STARTS - even if it's not the day you move in, and even if you need the water and electricity to clean your old place. There's no room for overlap. They charge you $50 per utility, on top of the actual utility bill, if you don't.) Her oven leaks gas/heat out of the back burner, to the point where her frying pan (stored on the stove) began to smoke. After a "repair man" was sent out, she was told this is "normal." Now I'm fighting to get it replaced. Finally, they have a referral plan. If you refer someone, and they move in, you get a $3,000 kick back. I was there when they told her and there's a big sign in the office. Mom did refer someone, and they did move in, but management is giving mom the run-around, trying not to pay her. There are some good things about this place, but I'd be careful not to let your loved ones deal with "management" without supervision, lest they try to screw them over the way they keep trying to screw my mother over. Update, we finally did get the money she was promised, and her stove was finally replaced (after they left it in the middle of her kitchen for a week till someone came and shaved the counters to make it fit, leaving a blanket of dust on everything). Again, after many emails and follow-up/fighting for it on my part. She also got her rent raised $126/mo. and a landscaping bill for $75/mo. attached to her rent. I understand they are working towards attaching the outside watering and landscaping to the tenant costs, which means a higher water bill. I do hope their new landscapers will actually fertilize, weed, trim, clean up after mowing, and maintain the roses since she is being billed for it. Like I said, the place isn't all bad. We do enjoy some of the music performances and games. The staff and medical office are friendly and helpful. The wifi absolutely sucks, as mentioned in a number of reviews. The TV reception is likewise frustratingly spotty. The food is pretty much the low sodium, not spicy, try to please everyone variety. The apartments are a good size, and mom's place has plenty of storage, while the grass and rosebushes die in the front yard.