Memory Care Communities in Gilbert, AZ

"I toured Brookdale North Gilbert, and I liked it. However, they couldn't take my brother due to his required level of care. The apartment was very nice and roomy, and they had everything that you would need. The staff was very knowledgeable and had been there for a long time. They were very helpful with all of my questions."

"My mother is a resident of BeeHive Homes in Gilbert. This new facility is spotless and beautifully decorated. We have fallen in love with every staff member. Each person who interacts with my mom is well-trained, extremely kind and patient, very caring, and goes out of his/her way to assist my mom in any way. They spend time talking to her and doing activities such as jigsaw puzzles, watching movies, etc. The food is amazing! The chef caters to each person's taste which has allowed my mom to have the breakfast and lunch items she is used to eating. The dinners are delicious and the treats are the best. They have created a true home atmosphere here and I'm so thankful my mom can live in this exceptional facility."

"This a very nice medium sized 2 story facility. It is set on 1/2 acre of land. The grounds are lush with trees, shrubs, flowers, and may water type features. It is filled with walking paths, sitting areas, fountains,and many hummingbirds. The outside has lovely outside decor when approaching. The lobby entry is beautifully decorated. It is designed to give a luxury home style living. There are 99 apartments. Currently there are 89 assisted living residents of various levels. They have independent, assisted, memory care, and hospice. Therefore, any resident who kives there can move within these levels as their health changes. There are studio, one and two bedroom apartments with semi kitchens. All cooking is done in their kitchen. The apartments are handicapped equipped with alarms that are pushed in an emergency. All utilities and cable are provided along with housekeeping and laundry. They have a restaurant dining room, beauty shop, barber shop, a library a theater room, therapy rooms, and a pool. The restaurant serves 3 meals a day. They have a great variety with 2 specials and an alternate menu for lunch and dinner. Snacks are always available. The food is excellent. They provide chauffeured transport for individuals to appointments, shopping and activities. They have a bus for outside events and activities. They have entertainment by musicians, dances, and parties as well as games and indoor activities. They have weekly ice cream socials. They have outings to concerts, museums, restaurants.and malls as well. Their staff are all certified caregivers with a licensed nurses on duty 7 days a week. They have doctors that come in. This is a very clean and beautiful assisted living with a caring staff. Residents are very happy there. I would recommend this place. "

"I'm not interested in Whitestone Assisted Living. I feel like it's very dark and I'm not comfortable that the wellness director is only an LPN. It doesn't seem like there's very good medical oversight. The facility was nice and the villa was nice, but it felt like a nursing home, and I don't know that my dad would be comfortable leaving my mother there. I was not impressed with this community. I don't think that it was fairly priced. Whitestone was smaller and darker. The building not only looked older, but it smelled older. I wasn't able to interact with the staff because they were kind of just sitting around. When I went into one of the villas, one of the staff members was on her phone. The other staff member who we talked with was alert. He was very personable and pleasant, but the staff didn't seem to be engaged with the residents beyond just passing medications and performing activities of daily living with the residents. It felt a little disconnected to me. My mom would kind of be left on her own and left to her own devices. The building was old. The lady who toured us had a difficult time getting in and out of a secured gate. The gate was rusted and looked very old. It looked like it needed to be repaired. The rooms seemed distant. Their wellness director is an LPN, and she's distant. She's not connected and involved, so it made me very uncomfortable. I just felt like I would be putting my mom in a room and forgetting about her."

Welcome to Celestial Care by Majestic Residences, situated in a quiet residential neighborhood in beautiful Chandler, Arizona. This private 9-bed Residential Assisted Living/Memory Care home is state-licensed and a great alternative to a larger assisted living community or nursing home. We know this isnt a decision taken lightly, and thats why we go the extra mile to provide safe, quality care for our residents 24 hours a day. From the moment you step in the front door, youll notice something very different, something in the air, we call it Welcome Home Values. Celestial Care 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. Our Services Include: 24-Hour Supervision An RN Approved Individualized Plan Of Care In-Home Physician Services Available Medication Management & Monitoring Assistance With Bathing, Grooming, Showering, Toileting, and Nutrition Health Promotion And Monitoring Meals And Snacks With Specialized Diets Proprietary Incontinence Program Laundry And Housekeeping Services Emergency Response Services Memory And Cognitive Disability Assistance Social Activities Horticulture Program Recreational Activities Music Program Holiday And Birthday Celebrations Leisure Time Activities Respite Services Available Adult Day Services Available To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing

"My husband and I have moved to Cadence Chandler. They have very caring and friendly people, excellent service, great food, and varied activities. They have chair yoga, bingo, and Rummikub, and we had a couple of trips coming up; going to a museum and on a lake cruise. There's a lot to do here, and it's a brand-new facility that's very nice. They also provide housekeeping once a week, a fitness room, a pub, and there's what they call a lifestyle room where a lot of activities can be held, it's like a multipurpose room, there's also a hair salon and a library. They also have a bistro where you can have snacks. We have a 2-bedroom apartment, and the space is just good enough."

"We visited the whole area of Park Senior Villas, including their assisted living and memory care, and they were great. I liked that it was one story, that they have a salon, a movie room, activities, and bars in the hallway for the seniors to grab hold of. They also have outdoor gardening using raised beds for people who want to garden. The receptionist was nice, but when I went in with my mom the second time, some of the people were leaning way over on the couch, asleep. They weren't paying attention. I understand it's memory care, but it seems like they weren't paying attention to the people in wheelchairs."

"My tour experience at Brookdale Central Chandler was awesome. The lady was knowledgeable and she did a good job. In terms of the rooms, it was like I was on a hospital floor, but they deal with a lot of dependent people, so it was expected to have carts out in the hall. The rooms were a little smaller. The living atmosphere was ok, I saw some activities and they were playing some games there. The facility itself was a little bit old-looking."

"I found this facillity online looking for Adult Day care for my mother in law with Alzeheimers. She loves it and it's easy for me. A little on the high end of our budget. "

"I was very impressed with Mosaic Gardens Memory Care at Chandler. It was good lighting. There weren't any smells. There weren't any obvious things that would cause me to be concerned. They talked a lot about their Montessori style of care, which I am very interested in. I think my mom would do very well in a community that is inclusive. They're allowing my mom to be an active part of not only taking care of herself but taking care of others, too. They have the ability to help facilitate things that have been meaningful to my mom in her prime like allowing her to continue to sew and just being able to own that as a new home. I think the transition is going to be difficult for my mom and my family in general, but I feel like Mosaic has the ability to successfully transition her. I love that their director of nursing is an RN and that she's very, very involved. She's very hands-on and very genuine. I would say that Mosaic would probably be my number one choice. I love that it's very hands-on. I feel like the activities were so much more than bingo. There weren't any dislikes for me at all. I felt like it was a good community. It's in a great location. The building was clean and laid out very well. It looked a little older on the outside than it did on the inside, which may be a deterrent. The atmosphere was very calm. I toured with my sister and that was the very first thing that she noticed. It was quiet, it seemed joyful, and it seemed peaceful. It was a very lovely atmosphere."

"I recently toured this community and was really impressed with the amenities, rooms, and outdoor areas. The staff was friendly, and were very helpful, explaining the process of moving in and also showing the community and the activities that were going on when I visited. This community was the nicest one we visited."

"I went to look at Brookdale Baywood. The facility was nice and clean. The staff was very kind. The grounds are nice. The people are nice. It is a little pricey, but overall, I was impressed. The menu looked nice. They had several sitting areas and restaurant areas. They have an activity area. The grounds are kind of courtyard-shaped, so there's a lot of green area that is accessible, and no one can get hurt. Memory care was not as extensive as assisted living, but then it's small. They had nice and tall ceilings in the hallways, which gave it a much more open feel. It's nicely decorated."

"They have been very accommodating and very friendly at Copper Creek Inn. The accommodations are very nice and very clean. My dad has a very nice room. He does not have a roommate, and he has all of the necessary amenities that he would need. They come in and assist him with his showers. They are always willing to come in and help out even if it is non-medical. He has 24-hour nursing care. "

"I visited Arbor Rose Senior Care. They have a group center and also an entertainment center where they could go and socialize a little bit. But everything was very secure, too, as well. They have a lot of patios for outside sitting. It wasn't closed, so that was a good thing, because my grandfather has memory issues. I like that there were a lot of windows, and even though it was a closed-off section, they have a lot to offer there. There was outside seating for some fresh air because my grandpa doesn't like to be inside a lot. That was a really big thing, too, that I had to consider. There are similar rooms for people who have memory issues and stuff. They have rooms with at least one roommate. Their staff was really on point, and they did care about and knew a lot about their patients. It's not like they go into it not knowing what to expect. The staff who took us around was genuine and had a lot of empathy for their patients because some of the patients aren't in their right minds. So, having that empathy hand in hand, goes very well with people. Also, being focused on their job, yet taking care of their patients is the number one thing, to take extra care of these patients. But anything that their patients could do for themselves, they let them do it. She answered all questions, and she also reassured us that they also know their family as well. She said, "We know one of their close relatives that come to visit often, or their relatives want them to be cared for in a certain way, or if they want things to be done this way. We'll make every effort to make those conversations, to make you feel that this is the right place for them and that they're safe here." Their staff were really on everything. They have people, one right after another, giving them medication, giving them their breakfast, asking them if they're ready to shower, or something like that. They have an outside seating area, with lots of coverage and bushes, and stuff for them to look at. If they want, they can eat in their room. But if they don't have memory issues, or if they're a little more grounded, there is kind of a dining room area."