The Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care

My mother has been staying at The Lodge in Carson City for a month now. We chose it for her because it's close to where she used to live and because she has friends there. We were able to tour it before COVID. The staff is friendly, the rooms are fairly small, but they're well maintained, and meals are already included. I've tried the food once, it was just a hamburger, but it was good. They have a library, a salon, a chapel, and a dining room, but all those can't be used right now because of COVID. They have all kinds of activities like Bunco, Bingo, movie nights, and they also take the residents on drives.

The Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care was a great place. It's beautiful and clean. Everybody seemed happy. The staff during the tour was informative, knowledgeable, and lovely. It felt homey.

We chose The Lodge for my brother because it's closer and a little bit more affordable than others. It's very nice and not as large, but it's cozy. He liked it quite a bit. The staff was extremely nice, very friendly, very cooperative, and very inviting. It's a fairly new place. The studio apartment in the assisted living had a private bathroom, and you furnish it yourself. They showed me a couple of rented places, which were very nicely set up. They had a lot of common places, a movie theater, a dining room, happy hour, music, and all kinds of activities. The dining area was very nice, like a restaurant. They had yoga classes, movies, bingo, and card games. I recommend it highly to everybody.

The Lodge is very nice and extremely clean. The food is very good. They have a library, a wonderful dining room, several game rooms, and everything that we would like. The rooms are modern and up-to-date. They clean every time a tenant moves out and change the floor covering, so it's brand new for anybody who moves in. the food was good, and the serving staff was efficient, very polite, and remembered what various people wanted.

I found The Lodge to be clean, the service was good, and the food was good. Everything looked very up-to-date and modern. The staff was nice, courteous, and all around friendly. The room for one person was adequate, and it was like a studio. It had the basic amenities for a person of a certain age and need. They're just a little pricey.

The Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care is one of the most beautiful communities I've ever seen. The community offers breath taking views from all directions and the staff are very caring and compassionate. I would highly recommend this community to everyone as it is amazing and has great employees full of passion for seniors.

The Lodge was a three-story structure and the dining room was on the third floor, which I found unique. The one thing it had going for it is that it is a part of an organization, and they have these facilities all over the country, so if you want to go on vacation you can make reservations in all these other facilities and go stay there for a week, and it doesn't cost a cent. So, it is a free bed and breakfast wherever you go. But, it was very limited as far as its extra facilities were concerned. No swimming pool and no theater; none of these sorts of things. And, their rooms were a little on the small side.

We took my mother-in-law to The Lodge Assisted Living and Memory Care Community in Nevada. It was excellent and was a lot cheaper than California. It was just very personable. I think they had seventeen memory care patients, and they all knew each other. It was really the best place we've ever taken her, in comparison to places that were far more expensive in California. I really recommend it. The caregivers were personal caregivers, meaning, it was a small enough community, they knew her, and they knew all the residents. They just took exquisite care of her; more personalized. It’s just that they got to know the patients, and they had a good person running the show. It was like being with a family. It was always extremely clean. My one complaint is that she was next door to an obsessive compulsive and someone kept taking her things, but that happens in a memory care place. Like her garbage can would not be there when she needed it, but besides that I have no complaints. It was the best of care for her. In terms of illness, they were on top of that, and a lot of places are not. The one difficulty with this place is they're Jack and Jill’s, where they share a bathroom. That was hard, but they dealt with it. It was just the best it could be. At the end we brought in hospice and she passed right there in her room.