Ashford Assisted Living & Memory Care

Marsha

Ashford Assisted Living & Memory Care had just barely finished two new wings. They were all brand-new rooms that had never been used. Their move-in fee was probably one of the cheapest that I saw. They had a nurse on staff Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. But in the evenings and weekends, there's no nurse there. They had CNAs around the clock, which is good. The facility was nice. The rooms and the bathrooms were nice. The showers were only half the size of what all the other facilities had. There's just room for a shower chair. They had built-in shower chairs that flip up. The front room and the kitchen area were nice. They had WiFi and I think the cable was free, too. They would do a monthly nurse assessment, blood pressure, and weight check. They would do temple trips once a month in the shuttle. They had a podiatrist, a dentist, a nurse practitioner, or a doctor that would do on-site visits. In one of their courtyards, they said they would be putting in garden planter boxes. No live-in pets were allowed.

Kymberly

Ashford Assisted Living & Memory Care is very large and they're adding a large wing to it. They're building a lot of new apartments. It seemed very professional, very modern, and very clean. I think it was getting a bit too big for us, too many apartments. But if someone's looking for brand new, they're building a whole new wing there. The staff were great. There was a lot of construction going on. It was very hard to say what the end goal would be, but it was fine. The apartments were nice. It was good, they have modern kitchens.

teri hendrix

To me the greatest part was 1. The sincerity and kindness of the staff They looked clean and wholesome. 2. The fresh clean smell every time I entered my mothers room. She was dressed and groomed. 3. The very yummy food. Never a left over remake. 4. Great help from religious leaders 5. Staff would check in on mom even though they were not assigned to her that day. 6. Mom had been in several other places, this by far did everything they said they would. I felt that they really cared. They became my friends also. They listen and asked for suggestions that they could do to make her more comfortable. She loved this place!!!!!!

Diana

Ashford Assisted Living was new, and the person who took us on the tour was friendly and helpful, but the closet space was a little small. They had activities, but since they were new, they didn't have as many activities yet going on like the others. The dining area was nice and clean, the facility was nice, and the price was more reasonable, but they didn't offer as many things.