The Best Memory Care Communities in Ada County, ID

"I highly recommend CornerStone and their staff. My brother lived in CornerStone in 2023-2024. I couldn’t have asked for a more caring and attentive staff. The nursing staff always kept us informed of any concerns or changes that were happening. My brother was a Veteran so after he passed away, even though it was 11:30pm, they performed a solemn ceremony called the “Final Salute” or “Honors Escort” as the coroner prepared to transport his body. It was such a humbling ceremony that honored a true hero! Thank you, CornerStone, for caring so much!"

"We toured Touchmark at Meadow Lake Village, and it's beautiful beyond my expectations. It had the most amenities and very gracious people. We had a beautiful experience. The staff was precious. All of them were so helpful. We were vacillating between which dessert we liked, and the waitress made us a little go-pack of six cookies. She packed them up so cutely and brought them to us. Everyone was so friendly, and they all knew everybody's names. The room sizes are perfect. We had options and were very impressed. They had a bistro. They have a lake right there, and their nice big bus was sitting out front to take us on little trips. There were schedules and agendas. You could tell they had lots going on. They have a big TV room, and it's just beautiful."

"Meridian Meadows was exceptional. The facility was brand new and very clean. When we toured through, people were eating and the food smelled good. Everything seemed very nice. Their facility had a lot of activities for the residents to do. The rooms were very clean and spacious. The people were exceptional. The gal that we dealt with was very nice."

"My husband has moved into Grace Assisted Living - Fairview Lakes. Everybody was friendly and it seemed neat and clean. We toured the other sister community, but they said they didn't have room there for memory patients, but the Meridian outlet did. The staff seems to care about him and is interested in his care and that he's happy. There haven't been a lot of activities because they're in lockdown. But what little bit they do is they've taken them out and let them sit outdoors in the sun on a patio because it's still warm. They're trying to keep everybody kind of separated a little bit because they're still trying to get cleared up. I can't remember if she said it was a staff member or a resident, but somebody tested positive. And so they're trying to get a couple of negative readings from everybody before they can open back up for visitors. They have a monthly or weekly chart of what activities they're going to do and I found that nice. It's somewhat impressive to see. We as visitors have to wear masks as well as the employees, but the residents don't wear masks. I ate there one time and I like the food, it was fine. I looked around my home area in Oregon, and it was a lot more expensive. The location is better for us because it's close to the kids, and turns out the cost was less. They have a community TV, which is nice, so people that don't necessarily have a TV can go out and watch the television as a group. I noticed there are a lot of the residents that can walk around or go bowling, or do whatever with their walkers. They don't discourage them and make them stay in their rooms, and I was glad to see that."

Copper Springs is an Assisted Living & Memory Care community that provides exceptional person-centered holistic care to residents. Whether your loved one is a senior dealing with a memory impairment diagnosis or just needs help with activities of daily living and access to some care, our team can help. Located in the heart of Ada County, our humble community is warm and relaxing, just like the surrounding farmland. Our hands-on care team includes professional housekeepers and nurses who look after residents. We understand needing assistance with ADLs or specialized Memory Care is trying for a family and their loved ones. That's why we maintain a trusting, safe, and exciting environment where your loved one can thrive. A key part of ensuring your loved one continues to thrive is our SPARK program. This award-winning program inspired by Montessori-methods makes all the difference in our residents' lives. Regular Housekeeping Scheduled Transportation for Social Events Professional Caregivers Onsite Exciting Social Programs Medication Management Spacious Rooms Beautiful Common Areas Social Dining Area Modern Design ADA Accessible Onsite Executive Chef Three Meals Per Day Restaurant-Quality Dining Multiple Options Every Meal Snacks Always Available To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Facility Licensing and Regulatory Enforcement System

"My wife is now at Ashley Manor Care Center. She is doing very well there. I asked a lot of questions about the staff and how they handle things and what they do to make sure that medication is given, and based on that, they've done a very good job of taking care of things. I've been impressed with them. They eat as a group, which is nice. They serve my wife in her room when she wants to. They've done a great job. I haven't seen a lot of their food even though it always smells good. They don't have a big activity list like some of the larger facilities. It's more laid back. However, they would do stretching, exercising, and dominoes. They keep the facility itself very clean. It's very much like a home setting. It's always nice and neat. They're doing a great job. They let me know if she's sleeping all night, and they update me on how she is settling in. When I go there, they give me a little brief update on how the week has gone."

"Spring Gardens Meridian is gorgeous but it's a multi-level and they have elevators and stuff. I was a little concerned about that. They were also quite a bit higher in price because they're a brand new facility. The staff was great. The lady that I talked to was very, very helpful. The rooms were also great. The whole thing was really pretty."

"We went on an in-person tour here. It was a really nice facility. We liked it and my mom liked it, but I really don't know why she backed out. She just couldn't give up her home. I thought the staff members were exceptional."

"I'm staying in Paramount Parks. I live here because my youngest son lives here. The staff members are very kind, very nice, and very caring. They take good care of us. I have a 1-bedroom apartment. I'm on the ground floor and it's coupled with another floor that has memory care. The facility is first class. They have events every day, probably three to five music groups a week come in of one type or another. They have every stuff scheduled for every hour throughout the day. There are things that people want to do everything from card games to cooking classes to a Spanish class that they teach inside. We don't feel neglected from that standpoint. It meets all my needs. Their food is the best I've ever had in my life. We got three chefs here. The food is just fantastic. The facility has been extremely well taken care of. This is not a cheap place. It's been very, very well taken care of. It's been here a while. It's beautiful grounds with a patio, gazebo, and green areas. It's typical of what you would expect in Boise. I've got no problem with the apartment. We don't have a stove or anything like that. We have a little refrigerator, a small dinette place area, and a microwave. From that standpoint, I think that's pretty typical of what they are, but it's well maintained. People come in and say, 'My gosh, this is gorgeous.' It's just well done. Activities are excellent. They have a lot. There's computer bowling, and we have musical programs of all kinds that come in, so we're active enough."

"I can't say enough good things about The Cottages at Lochsa Falls. They took great care of my father for several months before his passing. This is a very clean facility, like being in a family home. The rooms are good sized and always kept clean and cared for by staff. More importantly is the level of care and compassion the staff have. My father was very difficult at times with his dementia and they were always gentle and kind with him. "

"The Cottages of Meridian was very nice. The memory care was a homelike atmosphere and the people were nice. They have a nice living room area too, that had a piano in it. So, it was really cute and homey."

"Moving my husband to Bright Star Care Prickly Pear was the best decision that I ever made. Such a huge difference in care standards and loving caregivers. It functions like a real home for the patients, and there are only 9 patients at a time. Dedicated, loving caregivers, and Jeanie the Director is dedicated, loving and the best. So supportive. It might cost a little more, but it is so worth it!"

"Barber Station Assisted Living and Memory Care was my choice. That was the best place of all. Basically, all of the other facilities looked old. Barber Station Assisted Living and Memory Care is brand new. The rooms look new and everything is new. The entrance looks like a hotel entrance. It's bright and sunny. It's got lots of glass. If I had to go to assisted living, that's where I would go. There were some places that were just rundown and old and beaten and kind of depressing. Barber Station was not. It was the total opposite. The staff was OK. They're busy. I think we had some trouble sort of getting somebody to give us a tour, because we wanted to Saturday, but they were able to accommodate and they already had a waiting list at the time. The dining area was nice."

"ZERO star if I could . All they think is MONEY THEY DON'T CARE about your love ones. POOR COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END. NO PRORATE ON STAYS . THEY WILL ENTER IN YOUR ROOM WITHOUT PERMISSION OR KNOCK . MY FAMILY MEMBER WAS SENT TO ER BECAUSE OF THEIR NEGLIGENCE . MEDICATIONS ARE NOT ON TIME. THEY GIVE ASPIRIN ON A PATIENT THAT IS ON BLOOD THINNER. BEWARE DON'T SEND YOUR FAMILY AT ASPEN VILLAGE SENIOR LIVING IN IDAHO"