Memory Care Communities in Peoria, AZ

"My mom has been living in AZ Life Assisted Living Home LLC I since April 2024. I am so grateful for the tender loving care she receives from Effie and Igor and their staff. They are so kind and they really understand my mom's sense of humor! They have lifted such a burden from me and my family. Initially, it was a very difficult decision to make, but they quickly made us feel at ease and my mom is happy and receiving the care she needs. We know we have made the right decision. There is an in-house doctor who visits routinely and prescribes her necessary meds. Effie pics them up from the pharmacy and administers them. They always provide healthy and appetizing meals and snacks and the facility is spotless. They are quick to keep me apprised of all medical and doctor updates and I truly feel a friendship with both of them, as well as their staff. I highly recommend this facility!"

"We toured Adobe Country Gables. It's a beautiful, massive house. It's a regular home, but it's big. It's a mansion. It's like eight bedrooms. It's very well put together. That wasn't the selling point. The selling point was the owner. The guy that owns the place, was so good with the people that live there. He has a great setup. He's been doing this since he was a kid. He's very good. He knows exactly what he's doing. He has no qualms about any of the jobs that need to be done. He has little routines that they do. He'll take certain ones out to do certain things and the other ones to do other things. He's very structured that way and they like him very much. There is like one little tiny closet in a room that would be perfect for somebody who was getting arrested or something, but the rest of the rooms were beautiful, they were big, they had big windows and interiors, bright colored ceilings, and it was fabulous. I loved the place."

"My dad is at Auberge at Peoria, 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."

"The tour I had at Brookdale North Glendale went well. I met quite a few people on the staff, and they were all very nice, very friendly, and courteous. I watched how they talked to the residents and everything, and it was nice to see that they care for them. I really appreciated that. Even if the resident wasn't needing anything, they still went up and started a conversation, just a short little chit-chat. To me, it seemed to let them know that 'we're here if you need anything' type of thing. The place at Brookdale was nice. I enjoyed their inside courtyard and everything. It was very neat and very clean. The rooms were a good size. The only thing is that they have separate showers that are used by the residents within that wing. They don't have showers in the individual rooms. It was a little unusual for me, but I understand why they do that. The whole facility is memory care. I met some of the residents there, too, and everybody seemed to be happy. The person I spoke with was excellent. She even answered questions that I had before I even asked them, so she was on top of everything. She was really good. She always asked, 'Do you have any questions?' and I was like, 'You already answered them.' She was very thorough and very nice. I like her. Brookdale definitely would be a place I would consider. The only thing they didn't have that I was looking for was more outside walking, like a garden or yard area where the residents can take walks. They had one inside, which is an inside courtyard with trees and everything. It's very nice, but it is small. The back area is very small, too. It is more like a patio. If a resident wants to take a walk outside in the grounds, there is no place to walk. That's the only thing that is a little negative for me."

"The people were all very nice at Brookdale Arrowhead Ranch. We even talked to the activities director, and she was very nice and helpful. The person conducting the tour was extremely nice, too. They were very helpful, and they answered the questions that we had. My father liked the smaller community feel of that location. The rooms were adequate. Of course, bigger is always better, but that is how that goes. They were definitely as good as could be expected. The upkeep looked really good. Things were clean, and the yards were kept. The dining area looked very pleasant, like it would be a nice place to dine."

"Leaving my father in someone else’s care for the first time was one of the hardest and most emotional decisions I’ve ever had to make. As his primary caregiver, I arrived at Terra Pointe Memory Care utterly exhausted—physically, emotionally, and mentally. But from the very beginning, the staff didn’t just see me as a daughter dropping someone off—they saw me as a caregiver who had been carrying a heavy load for a long time. They took the time to understand my father as a whole person, not just a diagnosis. They listened to his story, learned his preferences, and helped him gently transition from home to memory care in a way that preserved his dignity and comforted us both. They quite literally held my hand through every step of the complex health insurance process, answering questions I didn’t even know I needed to ask. Watching my father settle in so quickly, smiling and engaging with staff who already know his favorite stories, and meals, has lifted a huge weight from my shoulders. Their warmth, professionalism, and consistent communication have made me feel like we’re in this together. For the first time in years, I’ve been able to breathe. I will forever be grateful for the thoughtful, personal care Terra Pointe has provided, not just to my father, but to me and our entire family. Thank you."

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

"I went to Avista Sun City West. I loved it, I thought it was very nice. They have different communities set up, so as a person progresses in their Alzheimer's, they can move them into another community to meet their needs. And I like that idea, I thought it was very good. I liked it a lot. They were wonderful. The staff was great, and it had a very pleasant setting. That was very close to me. I could walk there if I had to see my husband. I loved that it's set in a community of homes, so you feel like you're part of the community. I think they said there was someone who had COVID and they were in lockdown, so we were only able to go view a room that would look like the room my husband would be in. And they took us to the dining room, the kitchen area, and the congregational area. It had a fireplace and a TV, and everybody was cozied up there with their blankets. I want to sit down and snuggle in with them. It felt so relaxing and peaceful. I was very impressed with them. The few people we interacted with were cheerful, they seemed professional, but very real, not phony, and very nice people."

"I toured Thunderbird Senior Living. I did see their menu and everything seemed good. It's like an all-day kind of thing. It's open all day. The facility was clean and nice. I was impressed. It was very well-maintained. The rooms were nice. I'm interested in the studio, large, it was a pretty good size, and it'll work for me. The staff was very friendly and informative."

"I went to Arizuma Horizons Assisted Living. They're very nice people. It was a good place. The least thing that I liked least about it was that you have to wind around inside of this maze of streets to find it, and I would have to use my MapQuest stuff to be able to find it every time. The best thing I liked about it is the people were really nice. They were very kind. It was clean. They kept it up really well. It was run like a home and I liked that. I liked that the people seemed to be very honest and upfront. I'm definitely considering it, but I have other places to go look at first. They said they had activities, but it's a very small place. I don't know what kind of activities they do. They have a TV room with a bunch of reclining chairs for everybody to sit in. The other thing that I liked about this place is that they have a lot of help. I've been to places where there was just one person watching everybody, and this place has a lot of people that are there watching these people, and they stay there all night. They have a room upstairs where the caregivers sleep at night, so there are several people there all the time, and I liked that."

"Beautiful, clean, and smells good. Lots of activities to do, food is great, welcoming team. Mom is beyond happy, and I am very thankful. Thank you! "

"This is exactly the place we have been looking for! My Nan seems to be very happy with the services and the staff. Food is delicious (sometimes we have it instead of wasting it in case Nan wants a change from their food). The staff are friendly and professional and just what you would expect from a place like this!"

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 is a resident of MorningStar Senior Living at Golden Ridge. The staff is very considerate and very helpful in everything. They give you a variety of food, but it doesn't taste like anything. It's bland. It's a good atmosphere, very nice, and kept clean. They had a lot of stuff. They do help her out on certain things. She did have a pendant that she pressed, and then somebody would come. The money was decent, and then they raised their rent for the first year, so that's why my mom had to go where she had to go."