Villa Rio Vista

Lawrence

My brother is now at Villa Rio Vista. Overall, it's very good. The hygiene, attention, friendliness, the facility in general, and the people that work there are very good. Food is good and well prepared. For activities they have conversations, mental games, and movies. They do all kinds of activities. However, the physical facility needs a little bit of freshening up.

Daughter of resodent

Look no further-looking for an ALF!? Villa Rio Vista is unbelievable! The owner took my dad in from a very corrupt facility-and made him feel like a King-Alex goes out of his way to appeal to my fathers every whim! The facility is so beautiful-grounds are meticulous-my dad is able to roam outside in this gated, secure facility, listen to live music, get his own groceries, Alex even takes him for hair cuts-amazing! I sleep well at night now knowing this IS the best place my dad can be-thank you so much to VRV owner-Alex, & ALL staff who so lovingly provide my dad w respect, care and just the ability -even with dementia-be who he is!!!!...a KING!!!!

Tashy

My sister M.has been with Villa Rio Vista for 3 years. A hard decision to make for both of us, since she has been independent her whole adult life. The staff at Rio Vista Helped to settle her in and comfort her with her needs. Though out the years Rio Vista has accommodated my sister and have grown together. I see my sister often, I live close by During Covid I have been fortunate to visit from the sidewalk outside though the gate twice a week, six feet apart during Covid virus even though quarantine M. seems to be thriving I know her needs are being met I've grown to depend on Rio Visita to care for her. and they are on top of it! I feel very fortunate to have found them. I think they are a great and caring assistant living facility. A.M.B.

Michelina

The rooms are adequate in size kept very clean and are warm in appearance. The staff is friendly, professional and helpful. My mother is able to engage in conversation on the patio, talk a walk in the shade of the numerous palm trees, read a book from the library, watch a movie or just rest comfortably in her room. She has only been there for a few weeks, but has gone with a companion to Walgreen's about 2 blocks away for a treat, to a gathering at a nearby women's club and to a local salon to have her hair cut. This facility is a hidden treasure with a very dedicated and compassionate staff. They helped me during a very desperate time to find a safe and caring place for my mother. I highly recommend calling for a tour.

Lewis

Villa Rio Vista was horrendous a terrible place to live. First of all, you had roommates and when you went outside the room you were outside. The entire area was up and down with hills and I'm on a wheelchair so it was very difficult to get around. Their dining room was on a slant at a 45-degree angle and you could get hurt just trying to stand up. They didn't have enough room for people to eat at the same time so people had to eat in shifts, and there was no choice of food so you ate what they gave you. Every day was a bowl of soup and a sandwich. The place was horrible. They brought in some people who played music and entertainers, but other than that, there are virtually no activities. I was there for about four or five months and I wouldn't advise anyone to go to that place. It's not a good value.

Sandra

We liked Villa Rio Vista, but they didn’t provide complete care. They had a library, exercises, and singing. They showed me studio, single, and double rooms.