The Best Memory Care Communities in Shasta County, CA

"I toured Willow Springs Alzheimer's Special Care Ctr. It was great, very nice, and I was pleased. I like everything, it's just the price was high. They offer everything. The garden and the rooms were nice, and the outside was very nice, too. The lady who took us around was very polite. Everything was good, and I didn't see anything wrong with the place."

"Mom was in memory care at Oakmont for 4 years. She felt so comfortable at Oakmont, they almost felt like family to her which is very important with her having Dementia. Even when I was there in the evenings the staff always made sure that they got her ready for bed and then they allowed me to get her in bed. Staff is very attentive to all residents. If your looking for a place for your loved one check out Oakmont you won't be disappointed."

"The Vistas Assisted Living and Memory Care was very clean, and they seemed pretty friendly. The landscaping and all that was very nice. They did not have any units available, so the staff showed us one of the residents that was open to sharing her apartment. It was nice. It was a good one, but they're kind of on the upper end in terms of price. There were a couple of things that I thought were a little odd, like in their dining, they have assigned seating. I thought that was strange. The other place we went to encouraged everyone to mingle and meet people, which I think is better than having to sit with the same people all the time. They had a little kind of garden patio. The staff who gave me the tour was very nice."

"My sister is at Hilltop Springs Senior Living. We were thinking about moving her, but she likes being there. She has friends there now. It's all settled in and she is very happy. I like the amenities and the very nice apartments. They also have memory care, so it's going to be a full service. The staff members are very friendly and nice. They could be more skilled, though. The facility is very nice. My sister is very happy with the food. There are two dining rooms. It's a sit-down eating, and so they get served. She enjoys the food, and she enjoys the people. They have many activities. Their activity program is very good. It is expensive, but it's also a new facility, so things are a little bumpy at times."

"I liked Sierra Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care. I was sold on that place the minute I saw it. It was very warm and inviting. It was bright and cheerful, and very well done. They had a nice big dining room. One thing that they had at the assisted living was they had 5 entrees that you could choose from for the meals. They had double rooms and single rooms, and then they had kind of a bigger room if people wanted to pay more. The rooms were very nice. You had to bring your own furniture. It looked like the people all knew each other. The lady who helped us knew the patients, and she talked to them as we walked along. She was a very lovely girl. She was, by far, the best one. She was very attentive and very easy to deal with. They had people that came in to do hair and nails for the residents."

"My mom will be moving to A Brand New Day. We chose it because it was more family-oriented. They're together and not separated, they're in the day room together, it's less formal like a family. The staff member who gave the tour was wonderful and very caring. They have a courtyard and a nice family room that's big enough for all the residents."