Communities in Chandler, AZ

"Verena at Gilbert is relatively new. Our rooms have never been lived in because the company that had this facility originally sold it to this new company. So everything is very new and nice-looking, and everybody's very nice. The staff is very good, everybody's been very friendly and I couldn't ask for more. There's an exercise room, a movie theater, a library, a barber shop or beauty shop, a swimming pool, and a salon kinda like a spa thing. The dining area is very good and the food is also very good."

"It is new and really pretty inside. I like that the location is near a hospital. The staff is great. The dining area and the bedrooms are very nice. Everything in this place is beautiful. The food is great, too. They have exercise and art classes, outings, and many other activities. "

"The Clarendale of Chandler had good floor plans and storage within each unit. It had all the good things, but it was slightly less affordable than the other place. The staff were friendly and hospitable. They were very nice staff. They had onsite activities available and then they also had local experiences, museums, theaters, and different opportunities for day trips. However, they do not age in place, but within the community, they move from their unit into an assisted living unit. It's just a different section within the community."

"It is my first choice. The people there are incredible. The rooms are nice. They also have assisted living so if you need to move into the next level, they have it all there, which is really nice because not all places have that. This is a major positive for them. They put out newsletter with birthday greetings, recognitions, announcements for different plays and different parties. They also put out information for volunteer work and various activities like fitness program, etc."

"I took my mother for a tour. It was beautiful. Everyone was very friendly, and it looked like a very nice, warm environment, but it wasn't the time for us. It was very, very nice. I thought the room was good. It was what I expected, but very, very nice. The building was clean and fresh, and more like a hotel."

"My dad moved into Inspira Gateway. The staff, the office staff, and the administration have been fantastic. It's a new facility, so it's bright, clean, and modern. The amenities are fantastic. The meals have been excellent. They have daily activities and their activities coordinator is great. They've got pool tables. They have a pool, live music, and entertainment brought in for the residents. They have a nice physical therapy facility on site."

"I moved into Copper Springs Retirement Community and I recommend it highly. I have a one-bedroom apartment with a full-service kitchen, a bathroom, and housekeeping once weekly. We also get three meals a day and the food is extraordinary. The building itself is only two years old. The staff is very good, friendly, cheerful, and helpful."

"We were impressed with Fellowship Square, and we're moving there. There were fresh flowers planted in the flower bed, and staff bumping into each other, helping people that needed help, and offering assistance. There are two cafeterias, so we can choose whatever food we want, and we don't have to be stuck with the rigid menu items. They have two swimming pools on the grounds, washer and dryers we can use free of charge, and buttons for falling; in case we fall we can push the button, and somebody will come and help us."

"Oasis at Mesa Palms is excellent and has huge rooms with plenty of room. The food was excellent. The staff was most accommodating. "

"It was very nice. Something was going on so I just kind of looked around. I didn't bother anybody. I didn't go inside the main building. I walked around to look at it. I talked to some of the people that live there and that's where you get most of your feedback, the people who are living there. They said they didn't have any problems with it. It was a nice place. It was safe and quiet."

"I toured McDowell Village. I liked that it seemed very clean and bright. The people who were in the lobby and recreation areas seemed happy. What I didn't like is that their dining facilities are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., but there are specific hours for breakfast, specific hours for lunch, and the same for dinner. When their dining room would be closed at least an hour earlier, I usually eat dinner, and the breakfast closed too early, so that would be difficult. My whole life, I've eaten dinner late. The other thing is, I looked at the one-bedroom apartment, and it's just too small for me and my two cats. There's one closet and so much more space spent in the kitchen area, a beautiful, lovely, full-service kitchen, which is quite a wasted space because most of one's meals would be taken in the dining room."

"Apartment was pleasant. My tour guide was greeted, by name, by most of the residents we passed. Hallways were bright, clean. No assisted living facilities, a second move would be required when the time comes. This puts Discovery Point at a severe disadvantage. Meals were not being served, dining room was not well lit."

Scottsdale Village Square, situated at 2620 N 68th Street in Scottsdale, Arizona, offers Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care in a welcoming, resort-style senior living community. The mission here is to combine compassionate, personalized care with dignity and respect, allowing residents to balance independence with supportive services as their needs evolve. Residences include studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments—all pet-friendly—with features like walk-in showers, hardwood or high-quality flooring, central heating and air, and high-speed internet. Shared spaces are designed for gathering and relaxation, featuring gardens, courtyards, a library, games and art rooms, multiple sitting areas, and beautiful outdoor common spaces. Residents are supported by 24/7 professional staff, including caregivers trained in memory care, with personalized care plans, assistance with activities of daily living, medication management, bathing, grooming, and so forth. The community emphasizes safety and comfort, especially for those in memory care, by providing secure wings, scheduled outings, and wellness-oriented programming. Amenities include elegant dining options with chef-prepared meals, scheduled transportation, beauty and barbershop services, fitness classes, daily and special-event social programming, library and media rooms, and scenic outdoor gardens for walking and relaxation. Nestled in a Scottsdale neighborhood that provides easy access to shopping, grocery stores, restaurants, and medical services, Scottsdale Village Square also offers the benefit of scenic desert landscaping and well-maintained grounds. It's close to major highways, making commuting or visiting family convenient. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing

"Everyone at Acoya Mesa was extremely friendly. Everybody knew everyone. As we came across people, the residents would stop and talk to the staff. It was like a big family. The rooms were some of the nicest that we saw. There was ample closet space. All of the rooms had a full kitchen with a refrigerator and a stove. It felt like each apartment was a small home. They had an outside area with outside heaters set up and a fire pit. Their dining area was restaurant-style. They had menus on all the tables and choices for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. If you didn't want anything off there, then there was a standard menu that you could choose other stuff from. There were a few people doing puzzles and different things. I think their crafting area was above and beyond among all the facilities that I saw. They had actual beading classes, they do painting and jewelry making. I didn't see that level of crafting that goes on anywhere else. I was really impressed with that."