Phoenix Manor
2636 North 41st Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009
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Reviews of Phoenix Manor in Phoenix, Arizona
3.33
(12 reviews)
Facility
4.2
Staff
3.8
Food
5.0
Activities
4.3
Value
3.3
Jessie
5
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January 23, 2024
We have chosen Phoenix Manor. I think it's a great community. I met a lot of people there already and I've been there a few times. It's highly rated, it is. All the amenities and everything are great. It's a great place. It's secured. The whole place is all one floor, so there are no stairs, and that's what I need because I have COPD. I can't breathe that much, so I can't walk up and downstairs. They took us on a tour and we walked around. Everybody is friendly. Everything seems to be like the way they say. They're pretty good people. It's quiet, nice and comforting. I walked through there just to see everything, and they showed me some places inside to see if I would be interested in any of them. The staff who took me around is retired herself. She walked me around. We looked at how all the places are. The woman who has been handling everything for me has been very kind and thoughtful. For activities, I know they have a hot tub and swimming pool that's all heated. They have entertainment, and then they have other activities like sewing classes and things like that. They have a huge TV room and I like that.
Patrice Marie
5
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December 14, 2022
For approximately 9 and ½ years, I resided at the Phoenix Manor. My stay there provided me excellent memories. Office management and staff, as well as the maintenance, painting, grounds and security staff, are very professional, courteous and helpful. I found my apartment and patio charming. The attractively landscaped grounds encourage the residents to walk about the beautiful Manor campus. The friends I made at the Manor are wonderful individuals, and I greatly enjoyed the many Phoenix Manor activities. I highly recommend the Phoenix Manor. Due to recent health developments, I moved last month to an apartment near my primary care physician’s and associated doctors’ offices.
real disappointed
1
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November 19, 2021
First of all, the staff are friendly but if you have a complaint or need something done that's non emergency it takes awhile to get it done. The hot water pipes have been exploding like crazy. 3 times in the last 4 months. These apartment's don't have a emergency shut off valve too each group of apartments. When a pipe burst, the whole complex is without hot or cold water. If you call the office and ask for an estimate of when the water will be back on, all they can tell you is ( soon) Not an answer. At this place, no one works on the weekends. If something happens on a Friday afternoon your screwed till Monday or Tuesday. I don't like this place. I'm just here waiting for my sons home to be built so I can move out.
Laura
5
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August 8, 2021
I visited Phoenix Manor for myself and my husband. It was very clean, very friendly, and it had everything we needed. The staff was really friendly, and very helpful. Everything looked really good, and that's why we liked it. Pets were OK, and I believe they have a dog park, which was one thing we were looking for because we have two small dogs. They have a library, and they have activities for the community. They give you a calendar, and it's got different activities that you can participate in. I think there was bingo, arts and crafts, and stuff like that. They have a big fountain type pond out in front with ducks in it, and it's really nice. We saw the apartment, and we were going to get into a two-bedroom unit, so it was really good for what we needed.
floro2018
3
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October 29, 2018
I am a former resident and gave my 30 notice to vacate...I moved out on the 27th of September and went back on the 28th to clean and shampoo the carpets..I then went to the office and Valerie went with me to inspect the apartment and she told me I should have no problem getting my deposit of $500.00 back...I told her I had lost my husband on the 13th of September and could really use that money. Today is the 29th of October and I am still waiting on my deposit. I called the office and was told this is handled through the corporate office in California...Sad that they want the $$$$ up front but take forever getting it back to you..
Teresa
4
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July 17, 2017
My friends live at Phoenix Manor and they recommended that I go there. It is a nice place, but I need more space -- it's too small for me. They have a library and mass every Friday. Compared to other facilities, it is closer to my doctors, shopping centers, and grocery stores.
sweetwhisper
1
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May 1, 2017
It is so sad that this place has elderly residents that office manager is so rude and office staff. ?rounds are dark and any one get's hurti), they are like "oh well". Try to get covered parking, they don't even think of where you live or been here 3 yes they don't take into consideration. . Maintenence takes 5 parking spots that should be for paying residents. Talked Shirley and she said first come !! Place is joke and had bed bugs!
WynnardXMTOC
4
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May 11, 2016
I’ve been at Phoenix Manor for a month now. I’m very happy. They have two big libraries, indoor and outdoor game rooms, a large shaded picnic area where you can do barbecue, and a swimming pool. They have activities every day of the week, but I haven’t attended any so far. The staff is just a regular staff. It’s not like a place where they look into your health, but they’re very nice. They don’t serve food. My daughter took a video of every room and sent in to me. I liked it and wanted to live here, so she put down a deposit.
JohnFMTEA
5
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May 11, 2016
Phoenix Manor is a nice facility with a couple of pools and a couple of dog parks. Every day, there is something to do out there. It’s close to a bus line, clean, and provides good service, but I have to provide my own food. The rooms are well maintained and spacious.
old doc
3
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November 12, 2014
I lived there for a few years. great place to live.might move back there soon
Christian 35 plus
1
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March 4, 2014
Large property for senior independent apartment living but if you fall/slip in puddles and report it to the office nothing will be done the office to prevent it from reoccuring, no sand bags will be placed in known poor drainage areas to prevent falls, no will be sent to clear drains to improve drainage. Seniors, handicapps are on their own I helped a senios up off the ground after helping to yell fo help no one came and when I checked on the elderly resident I was told no one had come or left a note checking on the resident to explained that the blockage causing the flooding was cleared and an appolgy given. the resident was told they should have walked down the to to a dry area crossed A written statement was requested and the resident asked for the four sandbags to be returned to be placed over poor drianage area at the gate to the bus stop and near by pharmacy that dailymany residents slowly wade through the river to go in and out.It is unknown how many have slipped in the water. So glad to be there to help and wish safe passage to all passing that wet side walk and walking area to get to their destination. Luckily the sun was up as the lights have been not working on the ground and the overhead flood light that would shine on the pool of water is also out to be very careful as you go in and out of a not lit gate Glad to be Good Samartitans walking by to help and call for help because the grounds are out only maintained near the office so be sure to be on near the office.
Emmyrose
3
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February 3, 2012
This is a large facility. The buildings and grounds are well maintained.They sit on 25 acres with 350 units. The grounds has patios, sitting and walking areas with greenery. They have studio, one and two bedrooms. They have a jacuzzi, 2 pools, a club house. There is a senior center nearby, They are only independent living. They do not have a house doctor or caregivers. The residents can have home health or hospice. They do have some activities as parties and other games. This is a nice fcommunity but limited to only independent.
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About Phoenix Manor in Phoenix, Arizona
Here you will find that the relaxed lifestyle, beautifully landscaped setting and outstanding amenities create a comfortable and convenient place for you to call "home".
- Designed for Seniors 55 and older
- 450 studio, one and two bedroom apartments on 25 landscaped acres
- Endless opportunities for enjoying friends, fun and a relaxed lifestyle, both indoors and out
- Warm, sunny climate... all year long
- You'll benefit from freedom from condominium or co-op investment, long-term leases, "life care" fees, property taxes, maintenance fees and costly utilities
- We invite you to tour our website and to learn how Phoenix Manor can be your place to call home
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