If you have a loved one that you are considering to move them, please DON'T!! My mother's health…read moredeclined from the day she moved there. They said she needed to be moved to memory care so someone would always be watching her. She had unexplained falls and several visits to the ER with injuries. They had her using a wheelchair because of weakness. I moved her to a new place and she is very happy. She has all her strength back and walking just fine. We returned her wheelchair. And it's much cheaper! And cleaner with no cockroaches!

If you are looking for a home for your loved one, we recommend considering Legacy. The staff is…read morevery caring, the home is clean and the residents care for each other. We had an unexpected loss and the staff was amazing with our request to accommodate our needs and expressed genuine sympathy. We appreciate the team at Legacy Avondale

Don't mistake smiling faces for positive care of your loved one. When faced with questions and…read moreconcerns the leadership talks a good talk but does not take action. When you visit with the residents you will learn that what makes them happy is not the care they are getting but the people they call friends. They end up looking out for on another. The wellness Director does not take things seriously enough to deal with them. Instead things are blamed on the resident. To say that I am disgusted with the experience my mom has had over the last 10 months would be an understatement. Unless you have a loved who is just elderly but does everything as younger person without ANY care needs, my suggestion based on our families experience would be to look into another program. Do not let the modern building impress you. They provide less than adequate care - staffing shortages, rude dining staff, disrespectful front desk staff and a wellness director who looks like she works at a night club or lounge not like she is an LPN caring for humans. The corporate staff is not any better so there is not room for any escalation of an issue that is unresolved. Best of luck, I know the search is rough!

This is one of the best decisions I have yet made in my life. Choosing the Beatitudes Campus of…read moreCare was easy. Compared to other places I visited, which were perhaps newer and more " modern, " the minute I walked into the Beatitudes, I felt its soul and incredible vibrancy. Mark Hendel, a professional in the realm of senior living, escorted me on tours of various places. This was the only site that struct me in this way! It was palpable! The hallmark chosen for this NFP community sums up their mission and vision perfectly: LIVE BRIGHTLY. AGE BOLDLY. I am grateful every day in every way to now be living here. MG

Yes I would recommend them for independent living. Assisted living is abominable. My mom has been…read morethere for respite for a week and I have not been able to have her medications correct or have her vitals monitored, in spite of many calls. It is very difficult to speak to anyone. Every day I have been there in person (5days), I have been unable to find anyone on her floor to speak to for at least 30 minutes. Find another place for assisted living.

This apartment complex we found by driving by to go to the local Avondale Senior Center. We popped…read morein to visit and saw a young lady helping an elderly lady to her car and placing her bags in the seat for her. We had no idea this was the manager of the complex. We were shocked to see such caring and compassion coming from the property manager. As she greeted us and welcomed us back to her office, we started asking questions about the property and availability and she was very thorough and helpful. She explained the waitlist process and we were fine with that. The community is exceptionally maintained and operated by the property manager. We have visit quit a few properties after this property and we will be the first to say A good community for seniors is best ran when the company running the facility hires a perfect candidate like this manager. This is not an assisted living facility this is an independent living facility, so the residents here are very active and social. We would recommend this place to any one we know. We would recommend calling these facilities first and not just showing up, we realized after the fact how busy the manager was once we were there and the traffic of residents she deals with. The property is very well maintained and the facility has a home feeling. I love the spirit and compassion of the manager and would recommend this place to all my elderly friends and family.

From the owner: Subsidized Independent Elderly Housing for ages 62 and Older.read more

My friend of 49 years came in to town to see her Mom. We went over to this facility to visit her…read moreMom. I was so impressed. Beautiful home, the staff including Elijah was impressive. We were there for a couple hours and it was like a home not a facility. They served the dinner while we were there and they catered to the individuals with what they like to eat. I was impressed. Secure, friendly, clean, it does not get better than this. I hope if I ever have to go into an Assisted Living Facility that one like this is available. A+

From the owner: CCC Care Home is a place where you would want you mother to be Having upscale directive care in a…read morebeautifully decorated home with all the daily amenities of a bed and Breakfast. You'll want to stay yourself, Be assured that CCC care home will care for your loved ones like they were there own, We have an onsite LPN on staff with several years of experience with a loving heart that will you will come to know as part of the family, Our staff doesn't just assist, we care. Contact us today to arrange free, no-obligation care consultation for you or your loved one.

After my father's fall and hip surgery, he was sent here…read more Pros: The facility itself is nice, clean and well maintained. The front office staff are friendly. There is a nice courtyard. They have an impressive gym for those doing physical therapy. We REALLY loved Virginia, Gilbert, Kovita, and Troy. All were so patient and caring. My dad was doing physical therapy for about 2 weeks and I did see a lot of improvement in his upper mobility. Cons: Cant' really pin-point what I disliked about this place but I did feel like the administrative staff wasn't as pleasant. Make sure you are checking on your loved one and that people are doing what they are suppose to be doing. On two occasions when my dad needed help to use the restroom, a person came and said they would return since they needed secondary help. They never came back. My mother informed me of the issue and I texted an administrator. My mother stated that after that people seemed more aware and friendlier. Deann is somewhat friendly but not a good listener. My dad was instructed to cross his legs when being in the wheelchair and he's telling her to please wait for him to cross them and she just continued pushing the wheelchair.... she was too in a hurry. It was genuinely frustrating to watch, as if she was simply ignoring him. For those that get upset about the discharge process, I can't blame you although discharges have nothing to do with the facility itself. That is entirely insurance. Sadly, I feel like there should still be a better and more empathetic way to guide people on what their options are. Thankfully, we had a Plan B for my dad and he was able to return to the facility he was at prior. I just feel like the bedside manner for some employees there is lackluster.

I am beyond disappointed and honestly disturbed by the level of care at this facility. What I…read morewitnessed here goes far beyond the occasional oversight, it reflects a systemic neglect of basic human dignity and well-being. Our loved ones are not treated with the respect or attention they deserve. Simple needs such as assistance with hygiene, timely meals, or even just being checked on, are often ignored or delayed to an unacceptable degree. It's heartbreaking to see vulnerable individuals left waiting, confused, or uncomfortable while staff appear either overwhelmed, indifferent, or completely disengaged. What makes this even worse is the apparent failure of management. There is a clear lack of accountability and organization. Concerns brought forward are brushed aside or met with empty assurances, and no meaningful changes ever seem to follow. It feels like leadership is either unaware of what's happening on the floor or simply unwilling to address it. An elderly care facility should be a place of safety, compassion, and support. Instead, this environment feels cold, chaotic, and, at times, neglectful to the point of being dangerous. Families trust places like this with the care of their loved ones, and that trust is being deeply violated here. I would strongly urge anyone considering this facility to think twice and thoroughly explore other options. No one deserves to spend their final years in a place where their basic needs, and humanity, are treated as an afterthought.