Memory Care Communities in Avondale, AZ

Paseo Village has unsecured assisted living, secured memory care and 2 secured behavioral programs on our campus. We are not exclusively a geriatric community; we welcome adults over the age of 21. We offer private rooms/showers in 340 square feet of studio living space. Our dementia behavioral and non-dementia behavioral programs have an experienced professional team that has extensive training and program oversight by our Clinical Director Dr. Julia Lesselyong, PsyD. which includes 24 hour on call crisis management. We were honored with the 2018 Bronze National Quality Award. We are listed in the Ranking Arizona 2024 magazine as being in their top 10 Independent/Assisted Living communities(#2) in the state of Arizona for the 3rd year in a row. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing

"My mother is in MorningStar Senior Living at Golden Ridge. The amenities were great, the physical therapy, the heated pool, and the extras that the staff was willing to do for her. The staff was very personable, very nice, and outgoing. They seem very genuinely concerned for her well being. I liked that a lot. There are activities all day, every day. Not only does the staff keep her engaged, but the other residents as well. They have what they call ambassadors that make sure they make it to her apartment to say, "Hey, we're all doing this, do you want to come along?" It's doing great. The kitchen is nice and clean. The food is really good and tasty, it just needs a little more variety."

"We toured Glencroft Center for Modern Aging, and I can't really say anything negative about the tour or the facility. The parts we liked the best were the workout room and the indoor pool. We feel that would help us be more active, which would benefit us by helping us get stronger and preventing us from falling. We're not falling now, but as soon as we get weaker from being inactive, then then there's that potential. As far as the assisted living facility goes, it's very nice, and the model we looked at was pretty much what they advertised. We have a king-sized bed, so we needed eleven-and-a-half feet to fit it, along with a table and lamps, in our room. Their bedroom was twelve-and-a-half feet, so we were we were pleased that we could fit everything, because it was mandatory for us that we keep the bed. Because of my COPD, I needed to sleep with my head raised, and a couple of pillows just didn't work. The staff who assisted us on the tour was very pleasant, very nice, and knowledgeable. She answered all the questions that we had, and she helped us. We were looking further into it when we went there, and they gave us information on their different levels of care, but we didn't feel we required assisted living. We take our own showers, we bathe ourselves, we dress ourselves, and we take care of our medications on our own, so now we're thinking more of independent living. In the case of Glencroft, housekeeping is not included, so we'd have we'd pay for that. When we took the tour, we were only interested in assisted living, so we haven't seen any of the housing for independent living."

"My dad is here, and they seem to have good people there. The staff is very caring and is always there to help the residents. There are single and companion rooms with a bathroom. It's just a small space, but it's OK for an individual's needs. Dad has been very comfortable there. He's been down at the community area and he feels part of the place. They have good entertainment coordinators during the week. They have different activities for the residents even on weekends. They have an exercise room, outdoor spaces like a barbecue area, and places to walk around with pleasant surroundings."

At A Paradise for Parents, we treat your family as part of our family. Our assisted living and memory care staff will treat your parents and loved ones as if they were our parents and loved ones. We have some very active residents who help us around the home. Like they are part of a large family. Thats not to say your loved one has to participate. Its just to say everyone feels like they are included. From good food to activities, people in this home enjoy spending time together. Whether its working out with our personal trainer, playing games, barbecuing or going for a walk, everyone likes hanging out with each other. Our manager started this home with his father when he was much younger. Then his father sold it to us. We are doing everything we can to keep that family tradition alive. Intimate Assisted Living Community Setting: Easy to navigate, our inviting community features private and semi-private accommodations, spacious and beautifully decorated common areas, and a beautifully landscaped outdoor area offering a place for our residents to enjoy fresh air with friends and family. Personalized Assistance: Each resident is evaluated as part of the assisted living program to allow us to offer the specific services that they need to maintain their independence. Our staff can assist with everything from personal hygiene to medication monitoring and management. We get to know our residents and watch for changes that indicate the need to change or increase their level of care. Healthy, tasty meals: Our assisted living staff delights in bringing the residents the best local produce and ingredients to make their dining experience a joy every day. Some of our homes are growing their own nutritious and fresh food. We work with nutritionists and doctors to make sure the meals are appropriate for their condition. Never a dull moment: Our community calendar is filled with the scheduled daily activities at our assisted living home designed to make every day special. To stay active, we offer activities, social gatherings and fitness sessions that are appropriate for a variety of skills, interests and senior needs. We also take residents out of the home periodically on trips to local attractions. Top-Notch Memory Care Based on the Latest Science Our Specific Protocol Actions A Ketogenic diet ? Lowering the carbs in your diet puts you into a state called Ketosis. Ketosis means your body makes Ketones which can help the brain thrive. We have some amazing cooks who make delicious ketogenic meals Supplements ? When you or your loved one arrives at one of our homes, we do a lot of blood testing. Based on this blood testing, we will recommend the proper supplements to optimize everything. Exercise ? We have a personal trainer who helps our residents work out 4-5 times per week. Sauna ? One of the big contributing factors to cognitive decline is a toxic load. Saunas help you sweat out all those toxins from your skin Red Light Therapy ? Red and infrared light has been proven to excite the mitochondria (the energy factor) in your cells and put healing processes into gear. We have red lights that residents can do every day. Hyperbaric Oxygen ? When you breathe oxygen under pressure, it forces oxygen into your brain, which helps all the nerves heal. We have a provider nearby with hyperbaric oxygen chambers that we can use. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing

"My mom will be moving into Compassionate Senior Care LLC. We just fell in love with it. The manager was just very understanding and patient with questions. She was very kind to my mom. Just overall, you could tell that it was welcoming because my mom trusted her. The house was really clean and smelled good. It was very open so that wheelchairs and walkers could move around. She had it labeled for Alzheimer's patients to see where things were, like the kitchen and the bathroom. It was set up for people with Alzheimer's and dementia to feel safe. The food was fantastic. It was fresh, with no preservatives, all homemade food and snacks."

"My dad is a resident. The rooms are spacious, very nice, and clean. The staff is friendly, and they take good care of my dad. The food is average. The dining area is clean and has a modern look. They have different games, and they invite musical groups in. They have story time and game night, and they do Wii bowling. They also have a van where they can take them out in the community, either out for lunch or you can sign up to do some of those activities. They have a courtyard that has flowers and a place to sit out there."

"We saw Adobe Country Gables. We saw a lot of people just sitting around not doing a whole lot but watching TV. But the lady staff seemed very nice. She said that they had times during the day when they tried to involve the patients in group activities like playing cards and bingo and stuff like that. It was nice and clean. There, my sister could have a private or a shared room depending on what level we decided to pay for. The staff showed us where they had the cabinet where they kept the medications put away. We didn't see a lot of staff, we mostly talked to the lady who was in charge, but she was very open and caring and answered our questions very well. We had a fairly good impression of her, her care, and her management of the place. The place was very clean and well taken care of."

"The reason why we will be choosing In Angel Arms is because it is super close to our house, so we're more likely to be able to visit my grandma when she's there. It felt more like a home because it is a home. It felt more like a family feeling than some of the bigger assisted living facilities. The rooms were nice. They offer single and shared rooms. The staff was knowledgeable and polite. In Angel Arms is a family-run and owned business. The husband and wife own it and then the extended family are some of the caretakers. They are all credentialed. They have their licenses posted inside the doorway."

Welcome to Brookhaven Assisted Living by Majestic Residences, situated in a quiet residential neighborhood in beautiful Surprise, Arizona. This private 8-bed Residential Assisted Living home is state-licensed, and a great alternative to a larger assisted living community or nursing home. Brookhaven Assisted Living by Majestic Residences showcases private visiting areas, nutritious, home-grown & home-made meals with a full array of engaging activities for our residents. Our professionally trained Resident Ambassadors assist in bathing, showering, toileting, grooming, dressing, medication management, and more. Medical services can be provided by visiting physicians, physical therapists, home health, and hospice providers. Majestic Residences is proud to use the latest assisted living technology in our homes to give superior care to our residents. We are the only residential care homes in the nation using the newest incontinent technology which alerts our staff in real-time when an incontinence event has occurred. Some of our other services include: Medication management Laundry & Housekeeping Services Emergency Response Services Memory & Cognitive Disability Assistance Social Activities Horticulture Program Recreational Activities Music Program Holiday & Birthday Celebrations Leisure Time Activities Respite Services Available Adult Day Services Available Much more To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing

"Everybody's really nice at The Woodmark. They seem to know all the residents and there was a lot of people around. The rooms are good. They had a lot of different choice of sizes. The dining room was very nice and very pleasant. I know they had exercises classes. They have exercise room, they have bingo, poker, cards, and they go outside for activities once a week. They have memory games, too. What I like was they have a unique program that I didn't find anywhere else. It's called the Monarch Program. It's to keep married couples together when one has memory issues and the other one doesn't. That's the main reason why I picked them. I didn't want to split my mom and dad. They have a whole floor for couples where the memory care person can get the care they needed and the spouse that doesn't have memory issues has the freedom of assisted living rather than memory care. "

"The Montecito was very organized and very clean, with a lot of activities. The staff was very professional. They answered all my questions and seemed very interested in my mother's care. What they had were apartments. You have a door, you open the door, and it's got a kitchen, bathroom, shower, living room, and a bedroom. It's like you're living in a one-bedroom apartment. It was beautiful and well-maintained, with new countertops and new carpeting. Everything looked very wonderful. They have entertainment. They have group games and group activities, such as when someone comes in and plays games and things like that, the kind of things that you would hope that somebody would have to bring your old person out of their room and interact with everyone else. So, that looked pretty good. The lady there was wonderful. Nothing looked shabby about the place. It looked like they took care of it. They mop the floors, they paint, and they repair fixtures. Everything looked topnotch."

"My wife will be moving in on the 28th. They have cottages with 10 people per cottage. They’re undergoing a $33M renovation, and this is the first cottage that’s finished. There is a dining room and living room area with TV in every cottage. They’re enclosed; the only lock is on the outside fence. There’s no lock except the outside doors, as opposed to the a lot of places that have interior locks between halls. This is just completely open. Each cottage has a patio that’s like the old Western stuff where they have a big veranda or porch. There are individual bathrooms in every room as opposed to communal showers. The staff treated me exceptionally well. They’ve got some experienced caregivers. One lady has 11 years in there, so I guess it can’t be too bad. They take people shopping and they took them to the butterfly museum. Most of the residents I saw during the two times I was there seemed like happy campers, which is as much as you can expect from Alzheimer’s patients. They also had an ice cream/root beer social, and everybody was having a good time."

"I moved my wife into Rock Creek at the Park. The staff is involved. They have three RNs on staff. There's a nice courtyard for activities. There are people there who have empathy for the residents, whereas the other place didn't. It's the first time my wife had a roommate. However, they have community showers. I've tried their food, and it was delicious. The facility is very clean. They monitor the more disabled people pretty regularly. I haven't been there very long, but from what I can see it is pretty nice."