Fellowship Square Historic Mesa Mesa, AZ

We moved out of Fellowship Square Brown and Center because they increased their pricing. The rooms were big. The staff was fair, but I would not say they were good. We had a check-in button where if you do not press that button, they would check on you to see if everything was all right.

The people at Fellowship Square were nice, they answered our questions, and everything went great. The rooms were nice, neat, and clean. The residents seemed pretty nice, everyone was friendly, and my mother ended up talking to another couple, who liked it there. We had lunch, it was really good, and they give you a lot.

I'm going to Fellowship Square Brown and Center because it has pleasant surroundings with yards, not just parking lots. I've tried their food, and I like it. The rooms are very pleasant, and I think mine will suit me well. The facility also has an exercise room and a library.

I liked the Fellowship Square Brown and Center. I liked its atmosphere, the setting itself, how the place was set up, and the activities they will have for Mom. They have cards and do outings, like go to the movies, lunch, and concerts. The only staff I met was the leasing agent who was very nice and helpful. Mom has a nice studio apartment that we're furnishing.

Fellowship Square Brown was the only community I went to go in and see. The staff was very friendly and nice. The rooms were not that nice and old. Their dining room was very nice, but I think they need to update how their facility looks as it’s an old-looking place.

My mom is now in Fellowship Square and doing well. The people were knowledgeable with the move-in assistance. They're kind and followed up really well with the new residents, and they're very generous with how much time I can spend with her there, too. I had to stay there because she's scared to be alone, but she's not alone because there are so many residents there. The wait staff in the dining room, the office staff, and the housekeepers are really good, and the residents know that they're there to help them. The nursing staff has been very helpful.

My parents are at Fellowship Square Brown, and they actually really like it. The staff is kind and polite to the people. They are in a two bedroom, two bath apartment, and they really like it. They actually have a lot of activities. We really like that the facility is really accessible for my dad that is using a walker. The bathroom in the apartment is really great. I just noticed that some of the staff are pretty young like college or high school age, so when I went there, they had a friend over, and they were just kind of a little bit obnoxious, but they do a great job overall.

First, the staff at Fellowship Square is over and beyond, extremely friendly, kind, and helpful, and not just to the residents but also to people visiting the residents. I have been there probably once a week since May, and I have noticed this each and every time. It truly is a Christian community. They are very kind and understanding, willing, and ready to serve. Their grounds are pristine. They have flowers, grass, decorative type sculptures, and it is very pleasant to look at. You feel like it is your backyard, but nicer because the space is bigger. Honestly, when the time comes for me, I would totally go there because the residents too have been extremely nice. You're walking from the restaurant and run into somebody, and they are just so pleasant. And it is not just a "Hi," but there is more to it. "How are you today? How are things going?" and you have a little conversation with them. One day, we had a lady join us, and she was just lovely. She was real fun to talk to. And then, the food is really delicious. It tastes homemade, and you have quite a variety to choose from. And then, they have a ton of activities. They have something going on every day that you could be involved in. And, of course, they offer travel to wherever you need to go. If you had a doctor's appointment, you just let them know, and they will take you. They also go out every day to Walmart or Walgreens, the library, or maybe the senior center. Because the grounds are so large, you just feel like you are inside your little community there. My friend, I know, he has not been happy in the last 10 years since his wife passed because he was living alone in apartments, but now he has this sense of community, he is getting his food, they do come in and clean, and it is reasonably priced. He has very little income coming in between a small pension and social security, so it is very ample, and he has money left over at the end of the month. And if you need something, maintenance wise, you just call in, and they will come. They are just wonderful.