Memory Care Communities in Clovis, CA

"Cedarbrook Memory Care was a very nice place. I was very impressed. They do a lot for people there. If it was up to me, I would put my mom there, but finances are an issue right now. The facility was very clean and in very good condition. The staff member was wonderful. She was very thorough, professional, and answered all my questions. Their furniture looked in very good condition. It looked like a nice hotel to stay at. They were in the process of doing some sort of landscaping."

"We toured Westmont of Fresno. It's very nice. The people who work there seem to be very nice. It's very clean and has a lot of nice activities for the residents to take part in. It's nice to have a larger number for us, to have a larger number of residents, because they have like 75 residents. They have painting and bingo. The food was very good. We tried that yesterday. We've gone back to Westmount twice. The first time was with just my sister and me on Tuesday, and then we took my mom yesterday to visit. It's restaurant-style where you order off a menu. It's just a very nice place. Hannah was very nice, and very helpful, and gave us information on how we could afford Westmont."

Chateau Jesadean Discover the charm of a historic Chateau style 6 private bedroom facility located in the midst of Fig Garden residential area. The backyard boasts of a majestic view for residents and their guests to enjoy their time together. An exceptional team of caregivers will provide personalized care 24/7 with daily living activities for the elderly. It exemplifies a social model of care. Services included but not limited to are: Medication Management Incontinence Care Memory Care Alzheimer Care Well-balanced and nutritious meals and snacks Laundry services Comcast Cable Wifi Grooming including showers Coordination with Hospice agencies Medical and Medicare residents Personalized care plan Onsite Physician, physical therapist and other skilled professionals Disability assistance We provide care to the elderly, who require assistance in facing day-to-day challenges. Our care is customized to each residents needs. Our caring staff is experienced in assisting with a wide variety of individual challenges: Early Dementia Mild Dementia Late Dementia Alzheimers Memory loss Developmental disabilities Depression Osteoporosis Incontinence Wound care treatment (Stage I & II) Sundowner Syndrome Parkinsons Disease Tendency to Fall Forgetfulness Diabetic (Self-administered or administered) Diabetic -Diet Control Diabetic -Oral Medication Diabetic -Staff Injection Mild Stroke Pacemaker Care Arthritis Asthma Mild Depression Daily Needs Colostomy or Urostomy Wandering (Wanderguard alert) Catheter Management Breathing Support Oxygen Lung Disease (COPD) Heart Disease Bipap Cpap Transfer Assist Full lift Walker Wheelchair Stand By Assist Hospice -End of life Comprehensive and Compassionate Care: Our compassionate caregivers are at your service 24/7, delivering a wide range of services to ensure the well-being and comfort of our residents.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

Northwest Villa A spacious and sprawling 6 private bedroom facility resides in the Fig Garden area of Fresno. It is a perfect fit for your aging needs and care. Independent living, assisted living, memory care, and Alzheimer's care are provided to our senior residents to help them thrive physically, mentally and socially within our community. A huge foyer, living room and a dining room adds an elegant lifestyle to our residents. Compassionate caregivers provide 24/7 assistance with services which include but are not limited to: Medication Management Incontinence Care Memory Care Well-balanced and nutritious meals and snacks Laundry Services Comcast Cable Wifi Grooming including showers Coordination with Hospice agencies Medical and Medicare patients Personalized care plan Onsite Physician, physical therapist and other skilled professionals We provide care to the elderly, who require assistance in facing day-to-day challenges. Our care is customized to each residents needs. Our caring staff is experienced in assisting with a wide variety of individual challenges: Early Dementia Mild Dementia Late Dementia Alzheimers Memory loss Developmental disabilities Depression Osteoporosis Incontinence Wound care treatment (Stage I & II) Sundowner Syndrome Parkinsons Disease Tendency to Fall Forgetfulness Diabetic (Self-administered or administered) Diabetic -Diet Control Diabetic -Oral Medication Diabetic -Staff Injection Mild Stroke Pacemaker Care Arthritis Asthma Mild Depression Daily Needs Colostomy or Urostomy Wandering (Wanderguard alert) Catheter Management Breathing Support Oxygen Lung Disease (COPD) Heart Disease Bipap Cpap Transfer Assist Full lift Walker Wheelchair Stand By Assist Hospice - End of life To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

Evergreen Court Assisted Living is a 6 private bedroom facility located in the heart of Fresno. It features spacious 6 private rooms with bathrooms, a huge central living room and a dining room situated in the Fig Garden area. Our nurturing and skilled staff provide personalized care for 24/7 with daily living activities for the elderly. Services included but not limited to are: Medication Management Incontinence Care Memory Care Well-balanced and nutritious meals and snacks Laundry Services Comcast Cable Wifi Grooming including showers Coordination with Hospice agencies Medical and Medicare patients Personalized care plan Onsite Physician, physical therapist and other skilled professionals We provide care to the elderly, who require assistance in facing day-to-day challenges. Our care is customized to each residents needs. Our caring staff is experienced in assisting with a wide variety of individual challenges: Early Dementia Mild Dementia Late Dementia Alzheimers Memory loss Developmental disabilities Depression Osteoporosis Incontinence Wound care treatment (Stage I & II) Sundowner Syndrome Parkinsons Disease Tendency to Fall Forgetfulness Diabetic (Self-administered or administered) Diabetic -Diet Control Diabetic -Oral Medication Diabetic -Staff Injection Mild Stroke Pacemaker Care Arthritis Asthma Mild Depression Daily Needs Colostomy or Urostomy Wandering (Wanderguard alert) Catheter Management Breathing Support Oxygen Lung Disease (COPD) Heart Disease Bipap Cpap Transfer Assist Full lift Walker Wheelchair Stand By Assist Hospice -End of life Spacious backyard is used by residents for gardening or simply enjoying the sunshine with their family during visits. Large oak trees surround the property with majestic views. Join us for a life filled with warmth, dignity and a peace of mind.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"The price of Summerfield of Fresno was right. Mom was going to be charged almost $10,000 a month at another facility and that was more than she could afford. So, that was our initial reason for looking out to find another location for Mom and the Summerfield of Fresno was very reasonable. Her rent is about $5,400 a month, which is almost half of what they were going to charge at the other facility. So I was pleased about that. The caring staff has been very good. The facility is very clean. She has her own room and bathroom. That's something that she didn't have at the other one. She had a shared bathroom there. Everything about Summerfield of Fresno was nice. The only problem is it's a two-hour drive for me. So it's a long drive. They have a big central room where they bring the residents and they do singalongs, artwork, and puzzles. They always keep the residents busy. The staff is great. They've been really good. They make regular contact with me, so I know what's going on all the time and they're doing a very good job. The upkeep and cleanliness were exceptional."

"Oakmont of Fresno was high class, but it also was more pricey. The apartment had a kitchen. They had lots of outdoor public areas, but nothing private. They had no private patios or balconies. They had a very nice public garden because they had a vegetable garden and an orchard, and the tenants could pick fruits and vegetables from those. I had 3 ladies tour me part of the time and they were all very accommodating and very nice. I didn't run into anybody that wasn't very nice."

"We went and toured Paintbrush in Fresno. I talked to Wendy, and she showed us around. She showed us a studio apartment that has two closets, a big bedroom, a big bathroom, and it's own little kitchen. It has a room for a card table too. My brother likes to use cards and stuff like that. The staff was wonderful. They have a courtyard and out in the courtyard they have a pizza maker; it's an oven. They get to cook pizza outdoors. In the room that I picked for my brother, they just put the carpet in and redid it. I also looked at the menu, and it looks pretty good. Also if my brother doesn't like their food, he can pick a hotdog or even a peanut butter and jelly sandwich."

"We toured Elim Place. It's a fine place for advanced memory loss. What we didn't like about it was the residents had to share a bathroom, not attached to their room. The rooms were a good size and they were clean. It's just the rooms don't have bathrooms. The staff member was very nice, but she wasn't able to give us a lot of information. She wasn't very informative, but she just kind of showed us the place. We saw their dining area, but nobody was eating at the time, and it was nice. The facility was old."

"The first thing that I loved about River Bluffs Memory Care was Donna, who was going to give us the tour. I loved her attitude and her compassion, and then I found out that she also owned the place. The reason that she got involved was because her father was diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer's at a very young age, so she lived through it. Because she lived through it, she's giving back. I love that. I love the facility too. It was very clean. There's a beautiful area outside that's landscaped nicely, and they have activities for the residents. There's an open area where they eat, so they can even see and smell the food being prepared for them. It's like a home, like hanging out in the kitchen with mom while she's cooking meals. It's kind of neat in that aspect. The rooms were very nice, and it had a good atmosphere. The other thing that I loved was the fact that it's a flat rate. It does not change when the need changes, which was very affordable with what my mom's budget is; that was a huge plus right there."

"My father-in-law has moved into Kingston Bay Senior Living. It's nice, and we like it a lot. They've taken really good care of him. It's got a refrigerator, a microwave, and has a cabinet for if you have a few groceries or whatever. There's a little kitchen. The staff have been very good and friendly. They even gave us a meal when they first moved in, it was good. They have all sorts of stuff going on, and then they bring in some live music. They do karaoke and bingo. They have a theater where people can go and watch movies. They also have three or four places where they have big TVs, where you can sit and watch, and a library."

"We toured The Harvest at Fowler. What's nice is that it's small. There were few residents. It's very personal. Alex did a nice job and he was very helpful with information. The rooms were nice and clean. They have their own bathrooms. It's an open dining area. It's nice."

"My mom moved to Cogir of Cedar Creek. The service there is fantastic. They're taking very good care of mom. They call us and give us updates which is very much appreciated because she's a little bit of distance away from where we live. They're very thoughtful and very efficient. The place is beautiful. Everything is very nice. I know they offer a wide variety of activities and also I've seen some of the other residents participating."

"I went here. It didn't impress me at all. It was an old school type of setup. You go in, and it's like a motel. It's like a big area where you talk to somebody. There are a lot of people walking all over the place. It didn't seem like a home. They were really nice people. They were accommodating with any question I had. They answered it for me. The place wasn't as clean as it would have been. We looked at one room. It was locked, and it took like ten minutes to find out how to open the door to get in to look at it. They've got a dining area and an area where they sat around. People taught them things for memory care. They're all bunched up in a room that I didn't like at all. They had an area in the back, like a small garden area. It could be cleaner; it's kind of dark. I think it has a lot to do with that it's an old facility; it's been there over twenty years."