Assisted Living Communities in Pocatello, ID

"My mom is at Caring Hearts Assisted Living. It's really a nice little community, and having just 15 people in there, she will get better care than she did in California. It's small and it's more one-on-one. They have a kitchen where they cook fresh food every day. The people are really nice, and so I hope to have a good rapport with them. My mom has a bed, a dresser, and everything, but she is a size down. She is 94 years old, and she doesn't need what she had before. They include the meals, they do laundry, and the doctors come to the building. She doesn't have to go out for anything unless I take her out. The rooms are really nice. They're clean and beautiful. She has a view of the valley, and when it snows up there, she is going to be really excited. Everybody is really nice, like the med tech, the person that owns the place, and the people who do the laundry, and I met most of them. They were giving her pasta and rice, and the food looked really good. The place is extremely clean. They have four televisions. If you're cold, you can sit in the back when the sun comes up. You can have a blanket with you and watch TV in the living room. Where you eat, there's a TV, too. There are a lot of good things about it. They have all kinds of activities. They were decorating cupcakes when I was there the last time. Mom went down there and stayed for the length of time, and they made the cupcakes. They have other activities. Everybody participates. There's no arguing, no fighting, or anything like that. It's a nice, quiet community, and I think my mother is going to be happy that she is there."

"We chose Rosetta Assisted Living - Pocatello for my father because it's a smaller home and because it felt more personal. It's memory care and they provide food, housekeeping, hygiene care, and medication. I would recommend them because of the individual care."

"Elegant asst living has always provided accompaniment to appointments for residents that are not able to go alone "

"My mother decided on going to Grace Assisted Living - Pocatello / Chubbuck. It's only half a mile from where my mother's home is and only a mile from where we live. So we can see her about every day. It is a brand new, beautiful, and well-run facility. We visited the room that she will be in, and it was perfect. They have studio arrangements. My mom got the last room there, which was a one-bedroom. It has a little kitchenette, separate bedroom, large bathroom with a shower stall, and fold-out seat. They have an emergency cord you can pull for in case you slip, and that's just beautiful. They have a large cafeteria, three meals a day, and a 24-7 coffee snack bar. They had a library, theaters, and game rooms where they had organized get-togethers with the other residents. The cost is better than most places we've been to with the level of care my mom requires. The one who runs the place was nice, really friendly, and described everything perfectly that's available there."

"The Renaissance was the worst facility. My dad was in that facility for a week or so. You can never find the staff, and a lot of things were stolen. Dad’s room was very barren, ugly, and cold. They just put him in there with no interaction. They should have more staff to client ratio considering it was a home for Alzheimer’s. The only thing they have in place are door locks. It was a horrible experience. "

"I toured the facility with my mother to see if it would be somewhere that we could put my grandfather. We had not made an appointment because we wanted everything to be the way it would be on an everyday basis. We found the facility to be very clean and tidy and the staff was very friendly even with our surprise visit. All the residents in the facility that we came into contact with seemed very happy and clean and we were also able to speak with a relative of one of the residents who said nothing but good words about it. It has everything we were looking for in a place for my grandfather including private rooms that don't look like hospital rooms and a full nursing staff on duty at all times. It is also close to where we live, and is also next door to a hospital just in case something happens that the nurses on duty cannot handle. I would feel very comfortable having my grandfather live there and I would be very comfortable visiting him there also. "