Beautiful facility. Well run. Thinking of retiring in Scottsdale and was very impressed.read more

LOVE THIS PLACE!! My dad Rick stayed here after my mom passed and he was so welcomed and I felt…read morelike he was in such good hands. It's independent living but they felt more like assisted living and that is what he needed. They communicated well with me and took such good care of him. I absolutely adore everyone who works there and would recommend Tuscany to anyone looking for a place for a loved one. They are so wonderful and caring :) And a bonus is the food - it is absolutely amazing!!!

My mom came to live at East Shea Assisted Living December of 2017. I couldn't ask for better care…read more My mom has been extremely happy her for 3 years. It's truly is a family. They eat all 3 meals together, they have a community room that they can watch tv together and precovid the had outside people come in and entertain the residents. Mike the owner is very hands on. My mom real likes Mike, she trusts him and he strives to make his residence happy as well as work and communicate with the families. His staff is loving caregivers who work very hard and take really good care of the residents. This is the very best place I could have my mom. We feel blessed to be a part of the East Shea Assisted living Family!

The thought of having to take your mothers independence is a very very tough decision. East Shea is…read moreclean, homey and always smells like home cooked meals! Everything at East Shea is done within the state of AZ laws, policies and requirements. It's not home, but it's been second best for my mother. She's happy and well taken care of. A comfortable, clean, peaceful environment. Mike and his staff couldn't be nicer or more professional.

Great place, friendly staff, good food, the memory care is not so good but works. More room for…read moreimprovement

Staff is amazing. Director and Director of Medical are horrific. They have no compassion. They…read moreare not truthful. Communication is awful and the facility is antiquated with their system. They still use fax as a means of communication, even with Hospice. I was asked by the above Directors to post date a document that should have been signed the day my dad passed. It was done 12 days later. It delayed the process. They just don't care. Those 2 should not be caring for elderly. I have reported them to the state and will continue to do so until I have a response.

My dad has been living here for about two years now. He is 93. He only lasted two weeks in the…read moreplace he lived prior to this before their poor care put him in the hospital and I was forced to move him. I was very careful before moving him again and we looked at a lot of places. Scottsdale North (SN) came highly recommended by the placement agency we were working with. Simon, the owner of SN, is a saint. He is extremely patient and caring and puts up with a lot from my cranky dad. His care givers are very nice and attentive. Matt, who used to be full-time but is now only there on Saturdays, is the most thoughtful caring person you could imagine. My dad was very lucky to have Matt looking after him. My dad needs to be closely monitored for diet and water consumption due to congestive heart failure. I credit Simon with being the reason my dad is still alive. My dad moans and groans about his diet and water restrictions but he is not ready to die and their care is keeping him alive. He has not been in the hospital for over a year now, which is a record for him in the past 3-4 years. The SN house is like a mansion and is very nice. There are a maximum of ten residents. The food quality is good but there are times that my dad will say he did not like what was being served and skip the meal. My dad complains about the food but he also complains when I used to take him to Fleming's or Houston's. There have only been a few times where I had to ask them to "elevate their game", but I can partially attribute that to the difficulty in dealing with my dad. In those cases they were understanding and responsive. This is a very tough job that requires a huge amount of patience and caring and they do fulfill that requirement well. There are less expensive options but they do not compare to SN. If this place is in your budget range, I can highly recommend it.

From the owner: Specializing in all levels of care, including end of life with the aid of hospice. With…read morepersonalized care packages starting at $5500, our luxurious rooms don't last for long. Call us or visit us on-line or in-person to schedule your complementary, no obligations tour and consultation. Space is limited, so call us today, and let us welcome you to your new home and standard of living!

Ben is a very hands on operator that shows care for all his residence. His staff is caring and…read moreprofessional and helps to create a very safe and caring environment for elderly. We are beyond pleased with the support and care our parent is receiving and we are happy to see that they do not just have everyone sitting in their rooms, but they make sure to have activities for the elderly like bingo, music listening -from a live musician, and family style dinner where the elderly sit around the table and engage in conversation during their dinner. With such a great review, there is only one area of improvement which is food quality, could improve to have less processed foods.

In a difficult time when our 95 yr old father needed assisted care, we were truly blessed to find…read moreBlue Lakes. We looked at a number of places, but when we met Ben and Michelle, the operators of this truly caring home, we knew we had found the perfect spot. Ben and Michelle treat you and the folks they look after like family. Almost 2 years have passed, and they have actually escalated in their safe keeping of my father. Ben and Michelle are continually striving to tweak his surroundings to his personal needs - foods he likes, activities, adjusting his furniture, and always providing him with genuine affection while constantly monitoring and updating his health and medical needs. We have true peace of mind knowing our father is enjoying the best treatment possible under the loving supervision of Ben and Michelle at Blue Lakes.

When I'm old and need assisted living, Sunrise Assisted Living of Scottsdale is where I want to…read morelive. Have you checked out assisted living places recently? They're absolutely nothing like the nursing homes of days gone by. These places are lovely. Long gone are those grim nursing homes hallways with that distinctive "nursing home" smell and patients moaning out for help from their room. A few years ago, my mother-in-law needed assisted living. My husband and I performed an expensive search of places in the greater Phoenix area. All of them were surprisingly expensive. To help offset some of those costs, people are often eligible for VA assistance or long-term nursing care insurance policies. With the majority assisted living places costing about the same, we focused on the quality of lifestyle that could be provided for our loved one. Sunrise of Scottsdale offers many activities, live entertainment singers + dancers, theme parties, games, field trips, etc. They even offer afternoon happy hours with beer and wine and a few nibbles too. In addition to social activities, a complete kitchen staff caters to the resident's individual dietary needs and food preferences. Importantly, a medical nursing staff is always on the premises, with a physician on call and nearby. Residents are charged a monthly fee according to the level of assistance they need. For example, if a resident can take their own meds, bath and dress independently, that would be cheaper than someone who requires a higher level of care. Should the time come that your loved one needs even more supervised attention, the top (third) floor is dedicated to those with Alzheimer's and other conditions that require extra monitoring. The doors are locked for patient safety so they can't wander off, but the residents are always treated with dignity and kindness. My dear mother-in-law has lived in the independent assisted living area for about four years. She says it's the most beautiful and best place she's lived in her entire life. She tells her old friends that that she's "living in a mansion." Her bedroom suite is private and perfectly sized for a single occupant. Her suite contains a mini-kitchen with a small sink, microwave, and refrigerator. She doesn't really need the kitchenette because she eats her meals in the dining room. However, come to think of it, she does use her suite's mini-refrigerator to stash her whiskey and fun-size chocolate candy bars. Bad habits? Well, yes, but she's 90 years old for heaven's sakes, I think it's okay to cut her some slack.

My wife has been at this facility for 9 months. She has received nothing but outstanding care from…read moreevery one of her Caregivers. The Memory Care Unit manager is outstanding and stays directly involved in every facet of her care. She receives weekly welfare checks from Hospice of the Valley and I am provided personal info on her condition and vital signs after those visits. I couldn't be more comfortable with my precious wife being cared for by Sunrise of Scottsdale.

this is one of the worst assisted living in the valley some caregivers are living and the name say…read moreit all but there those in the leadership position that don't give quality care and are very motivated by the financial part of it just there for a pay check the office experience is poor management do not send your loved ones there if you love them

Belmont Village is a wonderful community! It's time for us to place mom in assisted living and we…read moreare very happy to say she is moving in this Friday! The community is absolutely spotless and smells wonderful inside not musty like most senior living places. The food is absolutely amazing. so many activities daily I can't even list them all. The employees are very friendly. If you have a loved one that wants to be part of a wonderful family community look no further.

First of all, the Auberge at Scottsdale's online marketing materials, social media outlets and on…read moresite presentation materials describe the Auberge as an assisted living and memory care community. We moved my mother into her (apartment) room on September 30th. It became clear immediately that she was the only assisted living resident in the entire place and all other residents were memory care. When touring other communites that offer both memory care and assisted living they are seperate. Memory Care is typically a locked down unit as the residents can become combative. We felt that the marketing material and the presentation was a misrepresentation of their current operating model. We had an in home medical evaluation mom prior to signing a lease. We were asked if she had a dementia or Alzhiemer's diagnosis. I stated no, her diagnosis is malnutriton. We were told that was not a problem as they were both memory care and assisted living. Our mom is bed bound. We were told and it is printed in the handbook that each room is equipped with a bedside emergency call button and a land line phone hook up. NOT TRUE!! the call button is a the entrance and bathroom. There is no phone hook up available!! Mom had many unwanted visitors who wandered in to her room. She had no way to call for help. They touched her belongings, used her bathroom and touched her. She couldn't call for help or reach emergency contacts! DO NOT PLACE A LOVED ONE AT THE AUBERGE. THEY ARE LIARS AND ONLY IN IT FOR THE MONEY. THEY PREY ON THE VULNERABLE.

From the owner: At Auberge at Scottsdale, residents enjoy an active, engaging lifestyle that promotes wellness and…read moreindependence. It is our goal to keep our residents linked to resources and opportunities that will fulfill their needs and interests in the Scottsdale area. Residents have many opportunities to participate in a variety of life enriching activities and events designed to stimulate the mind, body and soul. From cocktail-hour gatherings where you can learn about the nuances of a good Pinot Noir, to a discussion of the latest best seller in our Life-Long Learning series, to exploring new ways to stay healthy in a fitness class...expect the unexpected. Auberge at Scottsdale includes a specially designed neighborhood to serve the special needs of individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia and other forms of memory loss. Every day we make it a goal to go above and beyond to enrich the lives of our residents. With our Life Enrichment program, a Montessori-inspired philosophy for care, we create a specialized, life-enriching environment that affords each individual maximum self-expression. The staff is committed to delivering a quality of care that meets the resident's physical, social, spiritual and emotional needs. Our talented team of dedicated and caring staff are there when you need them. It can be different...let us show you how.

The worst place ever. Over priced. Wore out. Needs to be remodel 1970s High turn over of staff…read more Food is awful.

Our mother has been living at Westminster for 17 years and their staff has always been kind,…read morefriendly, and helpful. She had been in the independent living and has now transitioned to full care, now in her 90's. Weyrich full care at Westminster village takes great care of their residents and is so supportive of their family. The facility is modern, clean, and comfortable. We highly recommend Westminster Village.