Independent Living Communities in Casa Grande, AZ

"My mother wanted a place where people participated in the activities and were welcoming and friendly. She's found that at The Park at Copper Creek. I wanted a place where she would be safe and happy. I think I've found that at The Park as well."

"I moved into Atria Chandler Villas. I chose it because at this juncture, I do not feel I need to have assisted living or any of those facilities. I wanted to be somewhat independent, and that's what I have. I'm in an apartment, and I'm independent. I can take care of myself. I bathe, I go to the toilet, I feed myself, and I clean up the kitchen. They do have housekeeping here. They come in once a week and take care of that. Most of them are every two weeks, but this is every week they come in. There's transportation daily to get you to your doctor's appointments. So, like today, I have to go to the bank. They're going to drop me off at the bank. So that's been working out well, because I can't drive. I don't even have a car. I have to rely on someone for transportation. So, it had everything that I was looking for. It's spacious. I'm on the second floor, so I have a balcony. It's a one-bedroom unit, so I have a complete bedroom. I have a very large walk-in closet to put clothing in. There is a nice big bathroom and a shower, and the kitchen is very nice. I have a little stove in there, a refrigerator, and a microwave. I have a huge dining room and a living room. Then you come in the front door, and it's very welcoming. They have meals three times a day if you want to go down. And I usually go down in the evening for dinner. I only eat one meal a day there. The food is excellent. They have a limited menu. They have two entrees and two appetizers, soups or salads. They have vegetables and dessert. So, there's plenty to choose from, and it's always done beautifully, very tasty. So, I look forward to the evening meal when I don't have to worry about preparing anything."

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"I had a full tour at Villas by Mary T of Casa Grande. They were very nice people. They have garages and laundry rooms. It's an independent living, so you more or less have to be able to do things for yourself. They do have somebody that is there to do the maintenance like change light bulbs and stuff if you need to. I specifically asked about that because I can't climb and I fall quite easily, so if there's something that has to be done around the house, they'll come and do it. It starts with a one-bedroom, and it goes up to a two-bedroom plus a den, and everyone has a garage. It's a one-car garage. They have laundry space. It all depends on your income. The one-bedroom is relatively small, but the waiting list for that one, I think, is seven years at that level. They have a center for meetings, for parties and stuff, and they have a pool, and you can have a pet up to 50 pounds on the dog. They're very cute and well taken care of from what I can see. The landscaping is gorgeous. Everybody seems to be very friendly. Mail is delivered to the center. The other thing is they participate with the Casa Grande Police Department. They'll put a black box with a key on the door. The police department calls once a day to check and see how you are. Like I have a Life Alert, and they would give out the lockbox code to Life Alert when Life Alert called so that they could get somebody in. The people that I spoke with were very nice and caring. I believe they both work and live in the village. The one lady that I spoke with, one of the managers, she's there with her daughter, and they have a place there. She's got a handicapped daughter that needs special assistance, so she's there. They have 24-hour phone lines as far as maintenance and emergencies go. The office people are there during the day. They were quite willing to take us around and show us the model that they have out, which is a two-bedroom-one-bath. It's not huge, but it's adequate and very, very nice. Most of the villas have been converted from rugs to industrial vinyl in a wood pattern, and it's very pretty. They have all the appliances that you would normally expect. You can access the garage from your unit, and they have a patio. They don't have meals, and everybody is independent as far as that's concerned. Aside from the pool and walking trails and things, I don't know of other amenities that they have. They have an agreement with the local dog park, so if you have a dog, you can take it to the park. The staff was very pleasant, very nice, and quite forthcoming. You have some questions, they got an answer. What I saw of the facility was very nice. It was very tidy, and everything looked perfect."

"I have a place for myself at the independent living community of Cypress Point in Casa Grande. My daughter's mother-in-law said she had some friends here, which prompted us to look. It met with everything, and so far, it's a lot cheaper. I also have one cat, which I have permission to have. Utilities are not bad at all. It's plenty for me to keep up with, but not overwhelming, not to the point where I feel like I can't cope. The only negative thing I have about the apartment is that I don't think they expect me to cook because it's a tiny little kitchen with not a whole lot of storage. It looks like it's got plenty, but then when you start putting stuff away, there just isn't a place for it. The place that is set up for a pantry, there is no shelving in there, so we put in cubicles on both sides, and basically, now everything's got a home. The closet isn't that big, so when you stick your head in to look at one of the cubicles, it doesn't give you a whole lot of room to make decisions. There's no light in there, either. Other than that, everything else is coming together. The apartment is modern, well-kept, and I think some of the appliances were brand new, like the microwave and the stove. I haven't had a dishwasher in a long time, and I'm really enjoying that too. There are no steps to worry about, and the doors are all super large, so if you need to use a wheelchair or something else to get in and out, you've got room to do it. It's got a patio, but in Arizona, we could maybe use it for a few months. The bedroom's not very big, but I've got a queen-size bed in there, a chest of drawers, a place to store sheets, and a nightstand. There's also a walk-in closet in the bedroom. Even when you come out of the closet, there's a ledge above where you can put suitcases or boxes or whatever you want to put up there. There is also a little bit of storage off the patio that's locked. If you still need more room, I believe that for $5 a month, there's an outdoor storage area that you can rent. I haven't participated in anything, but they have potlucks, weekly trips to the grocery store if you want to go, and they have a book club, which doesn't do me any good because I haven't been able to sit and read a book in quite a long time. I'm really looking forward to that, though. They have arts and crafts and quite a few activities, plus movies. They've got a lot of social things, too. Everywhere you go is clean. The clubhouse is also clean, organized, very attractive, and has plenty of seating. They have a pool, too. I don't know if I'll be able to go in there, though, because I asked if they had stairs or a ramp, and I think they said stairs. It just depends on my lower back and my knees, whether I'll be able to do it or not, because if the stairs are really tall, I'm not going to be able to. Everybody else seems to enjoy them. The people here are very friendly. They know that my health hasn't been great, and so every once in a while somebody will come, but not that often, to the door. Judging by what everything else is costing everywhere else, I'd say their price is pretty fair since housing right now is extremely expensive."

We believe that our residents deserve the highest level of service, and we are committed to providing just that. It is our mission to provide our seniors the ultimate dignity and independence they deserve, in the comfort of a beautiful home. We make every effort to respect each senior individually by tailoring our care and activities to fulfill their physical and emotional care needed- all with a smile, skill, and loving heart. Offers the comfortable and carefree lifestyle your loved one deserves. A small, intimate setting gives residents more personalized care and attention. Life at Mesquite Assisted Living is designed to encourage residents to stay involved in social activities that reflect their talents and personalities, be as physically active as they are able, and feel connected to the community- keeping them healthy and happy! Beautiful private rooms ?Healthy Meals Provided Medication Reminders ?Fun & healthy activities ?All utilities paid (water, trash, gas, electricity, internet & cable) ?Laundry Service (linens changed weekly) ?Wifi throughout home ??House phone for personal use ?Walk-in shower with safety bars To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing

"The staff at Renaissance has been really good. We chose this place again for my mom. She has one bedroom, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom. We have no problems with regard to their food. They have lots of activities going on for their residents. "

"My mom will move into Robson Reserve at Sun Lakes. It's more luxury living. The apartments are bigger. She has a patio, but all the doors are interior doors, a bit like being in a hotel feeling. Very well-maintained, beautifully decorated. A big factor was that she knows that there are German-speaking residents there, which is nice for her, common ground, and that they've got like three residents in senior living, not even assisted living, that are over 100 years old and still active, and she's 94. And that to her is like a big plus sign, it makes her feel like, "OK, I've got years to go." It is independent living, but she wanted something where that if she needed to go into assisted living, it was literally within the same community, so that she could keep friends. And they have an assisted living building right across the parking lot. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms were gorgeous, big, nice-sized, and they had full kitchens. It was well laid out with washing machines and dryers in the rooms. A lot of amenities in the apartment at a comparable price. I saw a beautiful movie room that they also do talks in. They've got an in-house salon with nail care, etc. They have a gym area, strengthening and such, and physical therapists that will come in and work with you if you want. It looks like they had all kinds of activities, both in the house and out, where they go on anything from eating out, to shopping, to the theater. It seems like a very active place. It looks like their residents are a good mix of much older and younger, just over 55 that want independence."

We have a luxury assisted living home. We staff a 3:1 ratio with our resident to caregivers. We also have a full-time manager, full-time activities director, full-time maintenance, and a dietician who creates well-balanced delicious meals for our residents. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing

"I like The Enclave. It was very friendly. There were people visiting with each other in two different areas. While I was sitting there waiting, people would walk up and talk to me and they would let me ask them questions. They were friendly. The place was also newer, which I like. They had two eating areas. The dining area was more my style. It was not really fancy, it was plain, and I like that. They had two rooms to show me. I like them both because the washers and dryers were in the room. They were both stackable and small, and they seemed to be part of the room. I like that. The staff was attentive to me. They had a pool, a workout room, and a library."

"The Gardens at Ocotillo was an excellent place. It was brand new, so I would say that it was fresh. I had seen the one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. They were pretty large, and they had a washer and dryer in the walk-in closets. It had a lot of activities, a gym, a theater, and a heated pool. "

"The thing I liked the most about Ark of Noah Care Home was that it was clean, and people were courteous and kind. They had what we were looking for. The bedroom was just not very big. It was pretty small. The staff was wonderful. They were knowledgeable of what was going on there, the work they did, and the answers to our questions. They gave more and offered everything that we needed, like house cleaning."

"One of the places we looked at was Album Cooley Station. That's a 55-plus apartment living, and I think that would probably be the next step for us. There are a lot of things that they don't have like transportation, things like the other places would provide you. But they have a lot of activities. They have a pool, a pickleball court, and the best fitness center that we saw. When we came there, they had a happy hour going on. We didn't eat or anything, but they had snacks for the happy hour. The place was kind of different. It's not as warm and friendly and five-star as the other place. It's more industrial, straight lines, and gray. Like when you're in a hallway, it doesn't even feel like you're in a hotel or anything. But the rooms were very nice. We found a layout that would work for us, a two-bedroom-two-bath, and they're between $2350 and $2500 a month, but we would have to get our own meals and things like that. It's independent. The tour guide was very good. We saw apartments and villas. They had some villas and some cottages. The tour was a very good experience."

"It had a very homey neighborhood feel. They had a school right outside the door with a playground that could be viewed from the residents' balconies. It leaves you with a sense of continuation of life, like you weren’t stuck in a nursing home. There was vibrancy to the whole community. It was very appealing. The place was new, and the food was fine. You could order off the menu, and it had a single dining room. "