Memory Care Communities in Hesperia, CA

"My mother moved to Brightwater Senior Living of Highland's memory care unit. I remember seeing this one woman come out and, even being wheeled out of one of the bedrooms, she had a full face of makeup, her hair was done, and she was dressed nicely. They were smiling and laughing, too. I just love the friendliness of the place. It seemed like they just knew and genuinely cared about the individuals, even the non-verbal ones and those making a mess or soiling themselves. No one had a bad attitude and nobody acted like they didn't want to do their job. They were all there with a smile on their faces and the patients looked happy and cared for. Any question I had for them, they answered it immediately and if they didn't have the answer, they found it out. The food is nice. The only thing about it that I did notice is it's not seasoned, but I know that they probably can't put salt on a lot of the patient's food. There are two separate eating areas for memory care and assisted or senior living people. The senior living looks like a hotel, it's beautiful. My mom says memory care's eating area is like a cafeteria. I've tried to feed my mom and she's not thrilled with the food. They had a petting zoo. They brought in a bunch of animals so the residents could see the animals they had. They play bingo every day. They try to keep them active. They don't want the patients in their room all the time so they are constantly doing something. They have a movie theater there. I'll take my mom to the movie theater and see a movie during my visits. They've got a lot of activities. You just have to go to them. The lady who runs the memory care is outstanding. She answers every question and goes above and beyond. She even comes in on her days off to just follow up. She works very hard, and I'm thrilled with her. Everybody there is outstanding. I haven't found one individual that pissed me off. My mom has fallen twice since she's been there and there was never a thought in my mind that it was because no one was caring for her. It's just a good place and the best one that I found. It is expensive, but it's worth every penny. I think the care that you're receiving is far beyond the money you're spending."

"I visited Sunlit Gardens Assisted Living. The staff seemed nice, it's smaller, so it's like more personable. It's clean, and I like the area that it's at; out of all the places I have seen, this is the best area. It's in a good community, and it's in Rancho Cucamonga, so it's nice there around; the streets and the stores and the shops nearby are in a good area. They have bingo, exercises, and everything. It felt homey. The staff members were very nice and informative."

"My mom moved into Allara Senior Living. The caregivers are very attentive. The apartment that she's in is very nice and very modern. They clean once a week. They do laundry once a week. They have their meals at the restaurant. It's like a restaurant setting where they have a menu. And the food was good because I've eaten there as well. And my mom raves over the food. She likes it. The community is nice and everyone there is very friendly. They have entertainment. They have people who come in and sing and play music. They go on excursions, but my mom doesn't do that. The community facility is very well-kept and very well-groomed. Landscaping is very nice. There's ample parking."

At Joystar Assisted Living, we understand that true care goes beyond the basics. Our dedicated team provides compassionate, personalized assistance, fostering a warm, home-like atmosphere where your loved ones feel truly cherished. We prioritize their emotional well-being alongside their physical needs, offering delicious, home-cooked meals, engaging activities tailored to individual interests, and tranquil surroundings. With a commitment to safety, dignity, and genuine connection, Joystar provides peace of mind, knowing your family is thriving in a place that feels like home. We provide ADL services, including assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, laundry and medication management. Our dedicated staff is available 24/7 to ensure the safety and well-being of your loved one. We provide 3 nutritious and delicious meals each day that cater to diverse dietary needs and preferences. With options to accommodate special dietary restrictions such as low-sodium, diabetic, and vegetarian diets. We also offer a selection of healthy and appealing snacks and drinks throughout the day to ensure residents remain nourished and hydrated. We offer a variety of engaging social and recreational activities, such as group games, arts and crafts, and outings, to promote social interaction and maintain an active lifestyle. We also offer stimulating mental activities like puzzles, games to keep minds sharp and engaged. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us, we're looking forward to meeting you. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"Cadence at Rancho Cucamonga was a nice community. However, I'm not moving there because it's too far for my children. I forgot what I ate there, but it was good. The apartments were spacious. The common areas were very well maintained and very clean. There are a lot of things to do there."

"We went to see the Summerfield of Redlands and toured their memory care. The place is very nice, friendly, clean, and with competent personnel. The rooms are also clean, well-organized, and well-equipped but with plenty of room to add the resident's personality."

"Ivy Park at Alta Loma had lots of activities to keep the seniors active. My mom went on the tours with me and she felt really comfortable there. I like that they have lots of staff that interact with the seniors. They stated that they have weekly mini outings that she would really love. They will take them on many field trips or to the Dollar Tree to go shopping. They take them to museums and local areas. Everyone received us very well, up to the point that my mom will be staying at their facility in their memory care. The coordinator emails me when they have other events there that we can go to just to get my mom more familiar with everyone there. We've been invited to two different outings since then and she's stated that she will continuously contact me for any outings that they have there that we can go to. I really enjoyed that. She was wonderful. She's very thorough and very friendly. She made my mom feel really, really comfortable. The apartments were very nice. We loved the setup. There's two different setups, and we loved the way everything was arranged. I also liked that the rooms come unfurnished, but they can provide you with furniture to rent. It's an additional cost, but it's very reasonable. The maintenance was wonderful. Everything was very clean and always well organized, in my opinion. The different rooms that the individuals are able to go through and partake in activities were set up very well. The dining area looks very good. I liked the way it was set up, and it looked very comfortable. My mom wanted to actually sit down and have a meal there when we were going through at that particular point. She was very enthused with the dining and how it was set up, like the tables and napkins. The coordinator took her time with us. She never rushed us or anything. She took all the time. She felt we needed it, and I felt more comfortable like that. I wasn't rushed or anything."

"I toured Oakmont of San Antonio Heights. They just seemed to have everything. The only issue is that it is very expensive. The staff was not only helpful, but they were good with my kids being there. They have a library. They have a doctor. They've got physical therapy. They've got a massage. They've got a movie theater. You name it, they got it. It is a great place if you can afford it."

"I toured Atria Del Rey. I'm very impressed with them. They were very helpful and friendly. The food was a five, too. You have a choice of food, and if you don't like what's on the menu, they offer a la carte menus. The rooms were nice and spacious."

"The staff at DVine Home were very good. They showed a lot of concern and they were very courteous. The facility was very clean and very sanitized. It just looked very nice, and the workers were very caring."

"I'm very happy with D'Desert Rose. I like the house, the atmosphere, and the room for my husband. It's very nice and cozy. When I first walked in, I immediately liked everything about it. So far so good, they're taking good care of him, and he's looking good. They have to help him get in and out of his wheelchair. He has memory problems, and he has dementia, but he's doing much better in being there. They're very concerned about him, they make sure he gets a haircut or a shave, and they take very good care of him. The staff even came out when I brought stuff to the house for him; they're very helpful. I haven't tried the food, but I've smelled it when I've been there visiting with him. I can't go in because of COVID; they're being very careful about that. So I speak to my husband through the window in the dining room, which is next to the window. I've been there while they're cooking, and it smelled very good."

"I'm leaning towards Golden Years Elderly Care, Inc. We liked that it is a home environment. They have the home set-up, which is very clean. I like that they have max residents of only six so they can give attention to their residents. I also like the compassion and the attitude of the caregivers. It's a husband-and-wife team. This is not something they have to do, it's something they chose to do because they love and care for the people that are there. The rooms were clean and ready keeping in mind safety first so that there were clear pathways for those patients who are high-risk falls. They have very clear and open spaces to walk. The bathroom also was set up with an open shower, and I believe they had bars to hold on to. There was also a dining area where the residents can have community time if they were able to sit together. And there was also a covered patio where they can sit outside. When I asked about their food, the wife let me know that they do home-cooked meals and that they do include the family's recommendations for their loved ones, and what items that the family likes, they will provide it. The place was immaculate. It's very clean."

Situated on the Mojave Desert's southwestern edge, Seegal Residential Care in Victorville, CA offers seniors a quiet, homelike retreat. The neighborhood is located on the historic Route 66, with a museum dedicated to its legacy. Mojave Narrows Regional Park, Elmer's Bottle Tree Ranch and the Victor Valley Museum & Gallery are nearby, so residents have easy access to the area's nature, history and culture. An assortment of dining and shopping options is also available. Seegal Residential Care is an assisted living facility offering studio, one-bedroom and semi-private accommodations. The 24-hour staff includes both caregivers and nurses, so residents receive personalized, around-the-clock care. Staff members can supervise and assist with daily living activities, such as bathing, grooming and toileting. Diabetic, incontinence and memory care are also provided. Residents in the memory care area have bracelets that ring an alarm if they wander, keeping them safe at all times. Residents receive home-cooked meals catered to their dietary needs. Seegal Residential Care encourages residents to live full, active lives, so a wide range of educational, entertainment and social options is available both on-site and off-site. Common areas provide a place to relax, and complimentary transportation helps residents get to and from appointments, errands and events. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search

"My wife moved to Whispering Winds of Apple Valley. It's very clean, they have nice people, good care, and a lot of activities. She has a studio room, a private bath, a kitchenette, a refrigerator, a cooktop sink, and a nice private bathroom. They have activity rooms. They have a TV area, a library, a bistro, and a nice dining room. They have very nice outside garden walkways. The food is good. The staff was nice and very accommodating. They look out for her. She's in a wheelchair, so they do watch out for her room, take her to the meals, take her out to the different activities, and so forth."