CLOSED - Casa Grande Senior Care Homes & Assisted Living Visalia, CA

bokononisidore

I called to get some basic info, and the person hung up on me after I tried to find out what the extra charge would be for a couple versus a single person. She acted like it was the most bizarre request she'd ever heard, said she was ending the conversation, and hung up. While on the phone she kept emphasizing that it's a mom and pop operation, seems to me that means they are unorganized and unprofessional.

HometownGirl

My mother is in memory care at Casa Grande. We chose it because of proximity to my home, it's clean and cheerful, and the facility has what she needs, like activities, games, and large common areas where visitors come in and put on religious music. They have outings for those who are interested and able. They have a hairstylist who comes in if you need that, food and their own kitchen, a podiatrist who comes in on a schedule, a doctor if you choose to use them, and hospice can come in if necessary. The rooms are a nice size. The staff is friendly and personable.

Bob332340

They were very warm and welcoming at Casa Grande. It had a really nice atmosphere, and the rooms were like homes, more so than in some of the others we have seen. There were a couple of activities for that day on the activities calendar, but there was nothing going on when we were there.

Anonymous121803550

I visited Casa Grande. I liked that this facility didn’t smell and that it was very homey. They did have the locked facility, but you can go anytime; the visiting hours were from 8 to 8, and you are also to take the residents out. They had three levels of care. If you’re a wanderer, they have a big area where you can wander in. They encourage the walking and have a yard that you can take them out to. They have a doctor on staff, but we could use our own doctor if we have one.

Jane98831750

Casa Grande was a beautiful facility, but it was expensive, and they don’t have a dementia wing. It’s elegant, and we really couldn’t afford it over the long term. They didn’t have the shuttle service or bus that she wanted to use. My mother said she didn’t want to be there. It was very nice, it was a secured facility, and you have to have a code when you come in; she didn’t like that part.

AmiR4663

This is located at a busy intersection making getting past the security gate a tad tricky. Once inside the grounds are well maintained with ample parking. The entrance is like a living room with wall murals and ornate furnishings, like grandma's house. My guide explained that's because they are a family owned facility and the owner has brought her own furnishings. There was a slight scent of potpourri throughout the air, but the facility smelled clean anyway. Some of the residents were sitting in their wheelchairs along the hallway, the rest were in their rooms or sleeping. The rooms were spacious and the residents can bring their own furniture. Each room has a toilet and sink only because the residents are bathed every other day at a communal shower. The caregiver's stations were easy to find and the staff called the residents by name. I was impressed that an Activities Director is one duty every day. They also offer Alzheimer's care. I would recommend this facility.