Rio Las Palmas

Some of the reviews on this site could very well be true but in my opinion from listening to my "loved one". The food is really a problem. So If you are considering leaving your "loved one" here, ask to eat here for a few days (not prearranged). They do NOT have a "restaurant"! It is a cafeteria. Speak to the residents. Ask lots of questions! Ask the director if he/her shares or acts on the suggestions from the suggestion box. If your satified with the answers, good for you otherwise expect to stock up your "loved one" apartment with extra food!

What a lovely place to call home! Beautiful decor, attentive & caring staff, vast variety of activities...I could go on and on. My friend's grandmother loves it here, and I don't blame her. She has adjusted well and is proud to show off her new home to all. Keep up the good work!

I have known at least 3-4 residents of Rio Las Palmas, and they all say how much they love living there. I have also visited Rio Las Palmas more than once, and have always been extremely impressed with their staff, the beautiful decor, as well as the food served in their restaurant. They have so many activities, a salon on site, beautiful rooms for the residents to lounge in and everything is decorated so beautifully. This seems like a wonderful place to live, and I hope that my mother or mother-in-law will get to enjoy such luxurious retirement living!!!!

When it comes to Rios Las Palmas Assisted and Retirement Community, I happened to visit here one* day when I was with a family friend and we happened to be looking for a new place that she would be calling home. During this day we happened to make several stops to different locations to see where she would be calling home. Once we were there we happened to learn many things right away, and one of those things was that they happen to have a rehabilitation facility on-cite so if anything were to happen, she wouldn't have to be sent away to somewhere else. That piece of information was very comforting due to the fact that it can be hard to place people when rehab is needed. The community itself was very well furnished. It had that feeling of being like in a hotel versus being in a community. The people there were all very friendly, and they seemed very eager to help us get around.