Looking for the right care home placement for a loved one may seem like an overwhelming and daunting task.


Like most discriminating consumers you want to make sure you have all the information at your fingertips to make the right decisions. Tapping into expert advice from care professionals who specialize in the arena of care home placement can save you time, money and peace of mind.
Since 1990, Connections Referral Service, Inc. has helped thousands of families find quality care homes in Southern California and we can help you too.
We provide information and/or referral at no cost to the consumer to retirement homes, assisted living homes, board and care, skilled nursing facilities (also called skilled nursing homes or convalescent hospitals) life care (also called continuing care) and Alzheimer's homes.
We personally visit and evaluate each retirement and care home we recommend based on atmosphere, quality and level of care, staffing, experience of administrator and more.
We only recommend quality homes we feel to be appropriate based on the senior's wants and care needs.
We maintain a comprehensive database of each home we visit, the current prices, number of clients we have placed in each home and the overall satisfaction level of the families whose relatives we have placed in the care facility (by follow up calls).
Before making any referral we find out availability, price based on care needs, and the mental acuity of the current residents (for example: how many are alert vs. those that have dementia or Alzheimer's).
We are very particular about the homes we recommend. From the 1000's of care homes we have seen and evaluated we only recommend the homes we feel to be the best.
We're free, friendly and experts in our field. Why not give us a try? Call us and see how our services can help you in your search for the right care home.
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