27 Memory Care Communities in Peoria, Arizona

Joyce

My friend has been a resident at Ana and David Assisted Living for over two years. As with all of us, my friend wanted to be in her own home and care for herself. But she realized that, after a number of falls and several trips to the hospital, she was unable to care for herself any longer. The staff has been caring and loving since the first day. They understand the physical and mental needs of the residents, and treat the residents as if they are their own family members. My friend comments frequently how much she likes the food, which are home cooked meals each day. With the impact of COVID-19, the staff restricted visits from family and friends. This was very difficult for my friend, who is a very social person. She didn\'t understand the full impact of the coronavirus and why no one came to visit with her. As time passed, I was able to visit and saw that the care and concern of the staff was exemplary. Their major concern was for the health and welfare of the residents. I am grateful that my friend\'s family found Ana and David Assisted Living to give her that care and love she needs. This is most important when we aren\'t able to care for our loved one in the latter stage of their life. \'

E.M.

My mother is in the independent living of Vista del Rio, but with some extra a la carte assisted services. It's an apartment complex that has indoor apartments. They provide three meals a day and also activities onsite. She really enjoys the food, and she has great reviews of the food for the most part. She really likes living there. For the most part, the staff has been really good at working with us on things. They have a beautician and a stylist that comes to their beauty salon. So she's been able to get her nails done. The staff has all been very pleasant. They have all the care services, which we appreciated, although we're still working on our billing issues. But overall, we're very pleased. She seems to be settling there. They have lots of fun activities planned all the time. My kids enjoy visiting there with other residents too. Overall it's been a really good experience. There's a wide variety of rooms, from a studio to larger two- or three bedroom places. My mother-in-law is staying in a large one-bedroom, so she has a small kitchenette with no stove but has a small refrigerator, microwave, and small sink. She's on the second floor so she has a small balcony which she likes; it overlooks the green space.

Joel

Vista del Rio was nice. The rooms were like a long stay hotel suite because the kitchen was just out there in the living space. The facility was well taken care of. They had the music guy singing songs, and the residents were down there.

Tracy

My mother-in-law is at The Forum at Desert Harbor. The care has been good so far. It's very nice, very clean, and well maintained. They offer three meals a day and laundry services, and she has enjoyed a couple of the music socials.

Jo

Vista del Rio was great and seemed like a nice place. We really enjoyed it. The staff was wonderful, nice, and very helpful. The 1-bedroom was a little smaller than what we had hoped for, but the patio was very nice and we liked that. It had a living room and an area with a sink, a place to put your microwave, and a small refrigerator. The kitchen wasn't much at all, which was kind of a disappointment. The people also seemed very nice. They seemed very good with activities, like a lot of places they take you, and they seemed very good about taking the residents to the doctor, the grocery store, or the mall. It seems they had it all covered and they did very well. They have an area where they can read, there's an exercise facility, and a laundry facility.