Sterling Commons Memory Care Community
17797 Lindero Road,
Victorville, California 92392
4.9
(17 reviews)
$7,000
11825 Apple Valley Road, Apple Valley, CA 92308
4.53
(13 reviews)
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Sterling Commons Memory Care Community
17797 Lindero Road,
Victorville, California 92392
4.9
(17 reviews)
$7,000
$1,050
$3,250
Jim
3
|
October 16, 2023
I went to look at the Whispering Winds of Apple Valley. Their apartments are nice because their bedrooms are separate. What I liked best about the community was the way that the bedrooms were set up. They have a little privacy in their rooms. Between the two bedrooms and the door to the hallway there was a bathroom, which was very nice. I liked that part of it. They put everybody together in the same room, watching TV and doing nothing. At the door that went from the hallway out to the patio, they said there were two or three attendants, but they're just sitting in the hallway with air conditioning, talking, and not doing anything or helping anybody. They were taking their break in the hallway. Nobody attended to the people that were there. There should be some staff in the room. I didn't like that at all. The facility is nice, fairly new, and clean.
Jileen
4
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September 13, 2022
Whispering Winds of Apple Valley was a very welcoming, very relaxed, and enjoyable environment. The apartment was a nice size, clean, and efficient. We're looking at the one-bedroom, so it had a kitchen, a living room, and then a bedroom. The staff was very friendly and very willing to listen and offer ideas and willing to explain things in depth. They were in the process of remodeling. What they were doing looked very nice. They have a dining area. The gym area was not accessible because they were remodeling that area. They had a pool table area. They have a room where they do cooking classes for the residents. That all looked very nice and clean. They're not serving food to nonresidents right now.
Sheri
5
|
July 1, 2022
I toured Whispering Winds of Apple Valley for my mother-in-law. They were very friendly, and they knew everybody by name. Everybody seemed to be very calm and relaxed. They had horse racing going on and that's one of the games. There were puzzles all over the place where if you wanted to solve puzzles or put a puzzle together, you could. The rooms were nice. A lot of them had already been renovated with new paint and new appliances. They had full kitchens so they could cook if they wanted to. The rooms were very nice, and very large.
Gloria
5
|
August 1, 2020
My brother is at Whispering Winds of Apple Valley. It is a nice place. They are very good people. They prepare meals and whatever else you might need. We needed somebody to watch over and be protective of my brother, and they are doing that for him. The staff members are very nice and very helpful. I like the place myself. Everything is really nice. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Naturally, I have eaten some of their from time to time as I'll stay and have lunch with my brother. Their food is good. I like the place. They have different apartments. You can get a two-bedroom or a one-bedroom. It is like hotel living in a way. They do your personal washing and housekeeping once a week. It is a really nice place. I can't say anything bad about it. My last visit to the place was before COVID. I really like it. If I were to need to go in, I would be very glad to move in there. It is expensive, but it is good. I would recommend it.
Johnna
5
|
November 29, 2019
We went to Whispering Winds of Apple Valley and we saw the assisted living side. It was a bigger facility. We liked it because it was right across the street and down a little bit from a shopping center with a theater, a grocery store, and all kinds of restaurants. We picked the room, and my friend's wife placed a deposit, but after they evaluated him they determined he needed too much care. However, it was impressive, large, and the rooms were nice. We talked to one guy there, he was very happy there, and he said they were great. You go in the dining room, you sit down like in a restaurant, and order off a menu. That's nice and I was impressed with that.
Deb
4
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March 6, 2018
It was very accommodating and very nice. It had a very homey environment. As soon as you walk in the door, you see the kitchen, and we didn't care for that. The place was very clean, and the grounds were beautiful. We didn't care for the layout of the room. The staff was very friendly, but it turned us off when they were pushing us to sign the papers.
Ruby
5
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August 22, 2017
It was wonderful and if and when I go, that's where I would choose to go. It's beautiful. It was like a 5-star hotel. One of the things I liked about it best was the fact that you could eat at any time. You didn't have to be downstairs at 9:00 for breakfast or 12:00 for lunch. That was one of the best things I liked about it. You have the freedom to choose. Activities wise, they have anything you could want, all kinds of exercises, walking groups, Wii. All kinds of thing were available. We had lunch there and they served a hot meal. They had a beautiful salad bar, so it was great. I really was impressed. It's also close to my cardiologist and to doctors' appointments.
limogirl51
5
|
January 5, 2017
My mother has been there for six months. The staff are very caring with my mom. They talk to her first, before me, which they should. The caregivers are wonderful with mom and she likes them all. If mom can't live at home then this is the next best thing. The place is always clean and the residents are friendly when I visit my mom (I'm there usually 3 to 5 times a week). I even went on a "field trip" with them!
This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.
$2,615
Starting Price
Whispering Winds of Apple Valley is nestled in the quaint town of Apple Valley, California, just minutes away from the Ashwood Golf Course, medical facilities and a number of good shopping areas. Residents of this facility like that there are no set meal times, letting them enjoy a delicious meal at any time of the day. Whispering Winds of Apple Valley residents note the wide range of activities available, including exercise classes, walking groups, field trips, Wii Sports, computers and arts and crafts. Loved ones praise the caring, friendly, helpful and professional staff in this community.
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