Assisted Living Communities in Prescott Valley, AZ

"I toured Scott's Harbor. The level of care that they provide after interviewing with both the owner and the manager was very good. The cleanliness was excellent. The structure was not so good. The atmosphere feels very welcome and pleasant. The room size was just perfect for us. I don't know whether other people might like bigger rooms, but my wife was totally bedridden at that time, so they were fine for us."

"Aspen Creek was very bright, very clean, and wasn’t cluttered. The residents were doing a variety of things instead of sitting in their wheelchairs in front of a TV. It had a good feeling to it. There was a big aquarium to relax near, a dining area, and the TV room. The dining area was very nice and bright. The rooms were nice and bright, clean, and homey. Terry had a nice manner and was very patient and compassionate."

"Shiloh is a wonderful home that offers top notch care to the residents. Mom had a difficult time making the transition from her home to a facility and everyone worked with her to make this transition go as smoothly as possible. It helps that Shiloh is a warm and friendly home environment. Shiloh has won the Prescott Valley award for best assisted living group home facility year after year and for good reason; everyone there truly cares. Roxy, the dog, is an added benefit as the residents and their visiting family members enjoy playing fetch and petting this amazing, angel of a dog. Star, the owner, is a fantastic cook and the residents enjoy healthy, home cooked meals, Italian style. I highly recommend Shiloh for high quality care and a warm, home environment. "

"This is a private home facility licensed for 8 residents. Currently they are only taking 2 ladies. Otherwise they do all three levels of care. The home is very nice and well maintained. The grounds and surrounding area and views are great. there is shrubs, trees, flowers and greenery. They offer housekeeping and laundry service. The rooms will be private and bathroom handicapped equipped. They do home cooking and offer three meals a day and snacks. The food is good and there are choices. This is a very family oriented facility with the owners living onsite. The caregiver is licensed and they have a nurse who comes in. Also, if resident is somewhat ambulatory, they do transport for an extra fee to appointments. The staff seems nice and caring.They have been in business nine years. They do activities as movies and games at home and do outings for shopping,restaurants, and events. this seems like a really nice home. "

"This is a private home facility. The home is nice and well maintained as are the grounds. They are licensed for 6 residents. All bedrooms are private and bathrooms shared. They are handicapped equipped. There is a dining area and living room. They do laundry and housekeeping. All food is home cooked and they try to offer a variety. The food is good . Most residents they take are end of life and hospice type. There is a house nurse who comes in every two weeks and on call. All caregivers are certified. The owners live onsite upstairs. They do not have a house doctor and do not transport. They do have a company they can arrange transport with. The is very caring and it is a family oriented atmosphere. The activities are limited due to the type of residents. They do exercises, have a movie and popcorn day, and other activities are one on one. There is a front porch where the residents can sit outside. This seems a very good facility for these type of residents. "

"Lighthouse Adult Care Home was nice, and it was expensive. My mother had excellent care there. The food was good. It's excellent care. It's a lovely place. The rooms were wonderful. It was a very nice homey situation. The atmosphere was wonderful. My mom stayed there for two years. Everything was wonderful. There was nothing bad about it at all. But there weren't any activities."

"My parents have been in Hilltop Quail Haven for about a week and a half. I’m very happy with it. It’s small and intimate, and my parents get really good, individual care. Their room has a little sitting area, a bedroom, and a bathroom. Hilltop Quail Haven can only have up to 10 people, and there are only five right now. They do exercise with them in the morning. All the vets go over to the senior day care, and my dad can go. My mom has severe Alzheimer’s, so she really can’t do anything. My dad needs independent living and my mom needs 24/7 care, so this is one of the places that would take them and keep them together. I would recommend them to others. Everybody I met there is really sweet, and they know me by name when I walk in. They’re really great with them. "

"We found The Meadows of Prescott Valley for my wife. It's only 25 minutes from where I live. We were there for three to four hours. It's a home totally modified to accommodate people who need help. They even have a cabinet in there to heat up towels. You can take a shower sitting down on a chair. They have everything you can think of for people who need the assistance. I was very, very impressed with that. It's hard to tell if they're family members or they're staff, the way they deal with the people. They're very much like a family. They've got a beautiful area in the back, they can walk 'em out, they can walk around it."

"We chose Granite Gate Senior Living for my sister. We're happy with it, but it's expensive. I heard good reviews about it and I knew of their memory care through a friend of a friend who placed somebody there. My sister's got a very nice apartment. It's in the memory care unit. They call it the Bridges to Rediscovery. They have a wonderful community room where they have a TV and a fireplace. They bring in entertainment. They take them out on excursions. One of the things that's wonderful, too, is that even though she's in memory care, a lot of the activities they do with the other assisted living people, they integrate it so that they can be involved in that one too. They just have to be supervised. They don't have the courtyard per se, but they have the community room that's inside. They take them out on weekly excursions. There's a bus and they went down to see the courthouse lighting. They go to the forest. They do day trips up to Jerome. They go to different museums. Her opportunity to socialize is way up there with Granite Gate. No complaints about the food from her end. It feels like a five-star hotel."

"I will be moving into Touchmark at The Ranch. It is a one-bedroom apartment with a good-sized living room, a decent-sized bedroom, a good closet space, and an outdoor terrace. For an extra fee, I was able to rent a storage room down in the basement. They have a built-in health club that you automatically become a member of. They have a swimming pool, hot tubs, and massage tables. They have parking available. What I like about the facility is that I can live in my independent living apartment for as long as I can do it. If I should deteriorate, and when necessary, they would move me into a comparable apartment where the facility is more to my needs. They are all seriously interested in protecting their clients. Everyone I've met has been courteous, polite, and concerned. Of the facilities that I have personally seen, this is the best. They have three restaurants. One of them is a very fine restaurant open to the public, and it's expensive. But they also give you a monthly allowance to use. The physical facilities are top-level. They have movies, occasional concerts, a calendar of events, and transportation into town."

"My mother lived here for about two years. She loved every second of it. It is hard to find a community that feels like home. The staff were so helpful and patient even when my mom become a lot to handle. They did everything they could for her. The rooms are great. GREAT maintenance workers as well. Ask and they will get it done. DEFINITELY make this the next home for you or your parents. You will not regret it."

"I was able to tour the Good Samaritan Society - Willow Wind Assisted Living, which was a smaller facility than where my mom is right now. The staff was awesome and the communications director was very good. The rooms were excellent, they were very nice. It's nice when you walk in, there's a library area and the front lobby was set up for an activity or watching TV. Then the dining room is off to the right, it's kind of one big room where a lot of activities take place. "

"There are no words to express how grateful we are to Yvonne and Mark, Kay and the entire staff. They provide exceptional care and are truly servants of Gods work here on Earth. We live out of state and they have cared for my mother “outlaw” for several years now and we have completed faith that she is loved and would have passed long before if it weren’t for their loving care. Clean, homelike environment, home cooked meals, communicative and they put their heart and soul into providing the best possible environment. They are a Godsend."

"Mom will be moving into Alta Vista. It really fits her kind of lifestyle. She had lived on a ranch the previous 40 years, and Prescott's a real ranching community. It's a smaller community, and I live in Prescott, so it just fit everything we were looking for. We're probably going to go ahead and put her in assisted living. She's doing really well, but we also think that at some point she's gonna need more help. We really like that they have both independent and assisted living. We think the mix of having those is going to be helpful for her. We saw people outside of their apartment interacting with each other and attending classes. There's a beauty shop for getting their hair and nails done. They have a lot of activities and things. The staff was very helpful. We actually had lunch there, and it was very good. They have two different dining areas. One is very convenient. It's on the assisted living side, so it's a little bit smaller, but just lovely, and had a very nice setup. They have a nice selection of food. The other restaurant is upstairs. It's all windows on the one side, and it has a beautiful view, so it seems a little fancier."