Communities in Peoria, AZ

"My dad is moving into Adobe Country Gables. It was the closest to family, but it was also one of the only places that he could have his own room. It was really nice and was just a combination of everything working out pretty much. There was only one person that I had talked to. He was nice, answered all my questions, and answered the phone when I called. I called two or three times after and he had no issues answering the phone or anything like that. When we showed up, most of the residents were actually in the living room watching the Olympics, which I thought was pretty cool. And then from their brochure, it says they have different activities. The stuff in the backyard was extremely nice and big. He said that they do barbecues, too."

"My father is in Vista del Rio. He's very happy. Everything's very convenient for him. He was in an apartment and now he has people to visit with and stuff, so he's much happier. The staff is very nice. His room is excellent. So far, so good. I've eaten there and the food's very good and the dining area is bright, nice, and clean. He has a patio off of his room and it's very nice."

"The Thunderbird Senior Living meets the needs of my family member because he was in search of friendly companionship and the staff is more than congenial. They explained a lot of their benefits to us before we even signed up. So, we knew what we were signing up for. The food pleases him. He's on a limited diet but he is always complimenting the food. He looks forward to the weekly shopping trip by bus. The first day we moved him in, in the morning, the other family members and I were hungry, and he had his first meal there so we guided him through the process and we had a great chicken dinner. We all enjoyed it. I know they have games going on, but he doesn't enjoy games. He likes listening to people at the table. He likes the conversations, but he won't do anything. They're probably not the fanciest place, but they're the most economical place for us. We felt like we were getting our money's worth because he's on a tight budget and we need to look around to see what fits into his budget and this place did. Yet it didn't seem to be cutting any corners anywhere. He gets everything he needs, and the place is clean and very pretty. It's just miles away from my home. I have to drive about 45 minutes to get there. The people we met were just about two, the front receptionist and the lady that explained the whole place and the money situation, and they were delightful people. They took time to answer our questions and actually, we did a drop-in. We didn't even have an appointment and she fit right into our schedule, which was very nice. We didn't know we were going there. We just had a list and we were in that area. So, I thought she was very accommodating and I don't know her name, but she was the person to be on staff at that time. The whole place is very attractive. It's pretty and I know he has room cleaning, and so that, too, is very well situated and I never saw anything that looked like dust or anything, so I think cleanliness is excellent."

"My sister will be moving into LifeStream at Glendale on June 30th. I like their pricing, and they have independent as well as regular housing. They have different kinds of activities for the residents like they do water activities and all kinds of crafts. They have Bible study. They have bingo and just all kinds of games in this program. The staff was outstanding."

"My family and I are extremely grateful for the wonderful care provided by Premium Comfort Care. The staff goes above and beyond to ensure the residents feel comfortable and supported. The facility is beautiful and clean, and the activities offered are engaging and diverse. I highly recommend this place to anyone in search of exceptional care for their loved ones"

"I was impressed by Solstice Senior Living at Sun City West. I like the location. It's close to the life I've lived in Sun City West. The first time I went, they had a sign that said, "Welcome home, Sibyl," and I thought that made me feel good. I had lunch there, and I ordered an omelet, and it was so good. The staff members were very good. They have a gymnasium, a swimming pool, and laundry. If you want them to change your bed, you put the clean sheets on the bed, and they'll change your bed."

"My mother-in-law moved to MorningStar Senior Living at Golden Ridge. They have a lot of activities and things for the people to do. I like the fact that they can leave at any time if they want to. They can go to town, they can go golf, they can go do whatever they want to, but yet it's a very secure, safe environment. They have a lot like, they play bingo and have movies. Right now, there are a lot of festivities for the people. The food was very good. The staff were friendly. They're very nice. We went to the other more expensive places, but they were less than quite a few of the others and the facility is a little nicer than the others that we looked at as well."

"I visited my friend at the Glencroft. Their staff is very caring. They have fairly good-size rooms, and they are very clean. I have eaten there, and the food is very good. They have exercises, and they play bingo. "

"I moved into Vista de la Montana last November 29th. The people are friendly enough, but all the activities need to pick up a little bit. There's not a lot to do. I'm trying to help that out, if I can. They expected a real pickup in January. They have card playing. I haven't got into that too much, I've been too busy moving in, but they also have bingo about six days a week that lasts for about an hour, and it's very inexpensive. It's $2, usually. That's usually two or three o'clock in the afternoon for an hour. They have Cox Cable here. Overall, the meals are very good, once in a while so-so, but nothing. I've been here for just over a week and I had one bad meal. So that's pretty good. Well, I'm trying this out pretty much for three months, they gave me a big break off of it for the first two months, and I got to pay for three, and then I'll decide what to do then. It's a little expensive for what you get, but you get everything. There are washers and dryers. They clean the room and they take care of the sheets."

"The Park at Surprise was very well kept, and everything was very nice. They had a lot of amenities and everything. When you walk into the reception area, they have a long hall that leads to everything, and that's where we were sitting and waiting; however, it seemed very dark and dreary. The people were very nice, it was just that welcoming entrance in the building wasn't very inviting. The people who work there are exceptionally nice. We met with the director, and he was very nice and accommodating. The other downfall was the price. I feel like it was extremely high. Sitting and watching the people who are there are professional people who have lots of money. They're like doctors and those types of people. The average person cannot afford a place like that. Also, they do not fix meals on Saturday and Sunday evenings. They fix breakfast up till like 11 or something, but they do not have an evening meal. With the price you're paying, I think they ought to have a meal available. While we were waiting to go on the tour, I got up and walked down, and I looked in to see that there was a salon and various things like that. We saw what they call a bedroom plus a den, and it was fine. There was no problem with it, but it felt confining to us. My husband is like 6 feet 2 inches, and it felt like it was closing in on him. We also saw the small casita, and it was fine. The units were all well-kept. They mentioned that they have somebody who could come in and put in shelves that drop down, so you can reach the top cabinets, but that would be our cost, and that's above and beyond. However, when you leave, you leave that there."

"My dad is at Westgate Village in Glendale. Since my dad moved in, I have only been there a couple of times to just move his stuff in. He has been in quarantine for 10 days and that just ended yesterday, so I really haven't been able to take him and walk around the facility. Everybody has been very friendly and helpful. The residents there also seem very friendly. His room is great. It is a one bedroom apartment. It has a full kitchen with a sink, microwave, stove, and refrigerator. It is really nice. It has a little balcony and it is up on the second floor. The bathroom is really nice too with a walk-in shower and it is really big. The other thing is the door to the bathroom. If you need a wheelchair and you need a mobile chair to move you around, the door is wide enough to get in and out of. The place looks very nice. Covid was happening so there was nobody in the dining room. They kind of had it blocked off, but the facility is really nice. It looks brand new, everything is clean, and the staff is really friendly. They have a big dining room and then there is a little café. There is a pool in the back too. I've met the activity coordinator and she said they do a lot of stuff, but they did not get into too much these days. I know on the second level they have a movie theater. When I was at the elevator, I saw that they were going to do some kind of bingo. There is a shuttle that takes folks to wherever they need to go such as doctor's appointments. They also have a little exercise room. Everything looks nice, brand-new and clean there. I would say it's good value for the money. They provide 3 meals a day and they do his linens and clean once a week."

"Park Terrace at Greenway was very nice. The big problem was the apartment had been converted from a hotel suite, so they were big, very nice, and redone, but they did not do anything about the closet. The only closet was about as big as the one by my front door to hang your winter coat in. There's no storage, which was a no-no for me. My friend and I didn't like the dining room because it is the hotel's old restaurant and had a whole bunch of little cubby holes. It's not what you usually see in the dining room, and that would not be conducive to meeting people. Everybody would get in their own little cubby hole and never speak to anybody else, and we didn't like that. They did not have a central gathering place, but most homes had a large living area. They're elegant and had a grand piano, but the only communal room that they had was the room set up to watch movies. What I found attractive were the very large suites themselves and also the fact that they had a washer and dryer right in the apartment. For many people who would not care about the amenities that I just mentioned, that would be great."

"Fellowship Square Phoenix was clean and friendly. I was impressed. It was a nice atmosphere. We walked by an eating place. They had nice rooms. The staff was very friendly, sociable, and easy to talk to. It looked new to me. I know it's been there for a while, but the whole yard, everything looked clean."

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