Assisted Living Communities in Sedona, AZ

"We visited Cottonwood Village. It was good. The staff seemed acceptable, and it had a very nice dining room. "

"Brookdale Flagstaff was great. We loved the community. The staff took us all around. We couldn't see an actual room because they were all occupied, but we got a tour around the whole place. We went back a couple of weeks later and they gave us a really nice dinner. We got to meet a lot of different people that work there like the exercise personnel and the nurse, and we were really impressed. We really think it's going to be a good place. The staff member who gave us the tour, Regina, was wonderful. She's a real, genuine, and honest person; we really liked her a lot. If my husband had a problem, for example a fall where I can't get him up, the staff will come in and help him up. They have a lot of different clubs like a knitting club, gardening club, and a book club. They also have games and things you can do. On Wednesday afternoons they take everybody on a tour to different places. One time they went to the Grand Canyon. They brought lunch along so everybody can get out and see the countryside. I really think that's nice and we're really excited about going. The food was fabulous; it was really good. They had pot roast and it was served really nice too, just like at a restaurant. We're going to get a nice one-bedroom there. As you come in the front they have a nice living room there so if you have friends over you can sit and talk. There are also books so you can have something to read. Outside, they have sidewalks that go around the area so you can go for walks. The community was such a happy place."

"AT 97 years of age, my Mother moved into Sedona Winds Assisted Living in December 2014. She had stayed there a couple of times previously for short periods (respite care) while I was traveling. She has been very happy there. The dining room offers a wide selection of meals, which helps to keep her on a diabetic diet. She comments quite often, about how good the food is. While she cannot participate in many of the activities (quilting, reading, bingo, writing, movies, etc) as she is legally blind, she attends the exercise class five days a week and enjoys the frequent entertainment that they provide during happy hour (piano, organ, etc.). Available once a week, is hair salon service and someone to do her nails. At this point she does not need 24/7 care so someone checks on her on a regular basis and there is always someone to provide "stand-by" service during her showers. This not only provides her with a sense of security, but also puts my mind at ease that there is always someone nearby should she need assistance with anything (she wears an alarm pendant). The icing on the cake is the beautiful view that she has of the red rocks of the Sedona area. "

"A wonderful day program filled with many activities, events, music and much more. My mother is happy here and this has become a major part of her life since she has Alzheimer's Disease. "

"I visited El Dorado Residential Care Home for finding a peaceful place for my grand mother. I believe that this is a very nice and well run facility. The people at the facility seem very nice and gracious. I met a couple residing in the facility. They were extremely satisfied with the charges being paid by them including the electric bill. El Dorado Residential Care Home offers a variety of living apartments. An individual can choose to live anywhere within the facility from an assisted living studio, two their own two bedroom full size apartment. It also has community outings, game nights, arts and crafts and plays host to several local singers and musicians. The staff is well trained and works round the clock to keep the residents comfortable. Cooking standard is also very nice and my grand mother always loved the food. The facility has Verde Valley Medical Center and Yavapai Regional Medical Center nearby to look after the patients. I would recommend it for old people as a peaceful home. "

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