I have been familiar with Stonewall Gardens for over five years now. I have had several friends and…read moreneighbors moved there. Nobody really wants to move to assisted living... but the staff and atmosphere at Stonewall Gardens is welcoming and embracing. This has been a much needed resource to the aging LBGTQ+ community. Many staff share similar life experiences and individuality is embraced. Great care has been taken during COVID and there have not been any infections. Life has many transitions, especially as we age. If I find my self in need of assisted living services, I wouldn't go back in the closet... I'd go to Stonewall Gardens instead.

August 4, 2023 If…read moreyou have a family member or friend who is LGBTQ and needs to move into assisted living, call Stonewall Gardens. A staff member will answer all of your questions and invite you for a tour and get you started. From our experience, the life of our loved thrived and our lives became immeasurably improved. The friendly staff is always present, always helpful, always happy. The buildings and grounds are open, beautiful, inviting and well maintained. Activities for the residents are varied, entertaining, fun and educational and more than I can keep track of. They include visits to popular local sites, restaurants, theaters and movies on site. Author visits, musical performances, educational events, holiday events and pride events and more. Medical issues are addressed by an on-site nurse. Meds are administered to those who need them, residents are driven to medical appointments and help is there when needed. I cannot say enough good things about the good care that my friend is receiving at Stonewall Gardens. Call them for assistance for your situation. Dan M.

I have received my refund from their accounting office so I'm updating my review…read more It is a nice facility, staff is friendly and competent. Food could be better but it's healthy. I would go there again if I needed such a facility.

I do not understand how it's possible for (Pacifica/Cottages) to have this high rating. Absolutely…read moreworst experience ever for my Mother n Law. She needed Memory care. Family paid for top care level 4. She was left alone to fend for herself. Meals given, if not eaten no attempt to help her. Food horrible. Even staff said it was horrible. In a 10 day period they gave 1 shower. Family did 3 when they came to visit. We were starting to see red flags on lack of care. So I pulled bathroom emergency cord to see how long it took staff to respond. 45 minutes passed before someone showed up. Unacceptable!!! She ultimately fell in very early am hours not discovered for several hours. She was rushed to ER via ambulance. Luckily ok. We brought her back to our home after the incident. She had lost 10 pounds in 10 days. We were never able to bring her health back up from the experience she passed a being home with us less than a month later. Long story short this is not a place I would ever recommend. If care about your loved one do more research. I feel like we were duped by the Office staff. They have a few good care givers but they are so underpaid, understaffed and overworked they can do very little. 1 person for 14 patients on a couple of the occasions I was there. She went in relatively healthy beginning of February 2025 and passed in March. Absolutely Disgusting how our Elderly are treated!!!

My mother lived at Windsor Court for the last three years of her life (until the last few weeks,…read morefollowing a fall that ultimately took her life). She was very happy there. The staff are conscientious, courteous and very helpful. The place is immaculate. For people who are able to walk (or use a scooter) and groom themselves, it is affordable, especially in comparison to other options in the Coachella Valley. We couldn't afford extra services, but they are available for those who can. My mother frequently told me her time at Windsor Court was the easiest and least stressful time of her life. I was very involved in Mom's life and saw her frequently. In between visits, it was a great comfort to me that, if I couldn't reach her (because she forgot to put in her hearing aids or her cell phone needed charging!), all I had to do was call and someone would look in on her and get right back to me. Brittany, Nayeli, Michael, and Anthony were all very kind and helpful. Michael and Anthony helped Mom on a daily basis and she really appreciated them. They are sincerely kindhearted men who not only do their jobs well, but show true gentleness, caring, and compassion. Nayeli (the business manager) and Brittany (the director) kindly and patiently helped me through bureaucratic hurdles at the end. They are both very professional and goodhearted people. There were several former employees who also were wonderful, some of whom died and some of whom left. I won't cite their names here, but I want to convey that there were wonderful people on staff for all three years that Mom was there. The only thing Mom complained about was that the food served in the dining hall had too high a proportion of carbohydrates for people with diabetes. She never felt like her complaints about that were taken seriously. Things changed over time and residents were able to order from a menu and customize their diet more, but I ate there several times and I think more lean protein and vegetables would be appropriate. On balance, Windsor Court is a very fine place for one's parent. Mom was glad she made the choice to move there, and I am grateful that the last three years of her life were in such a safe and caring environment.

Multiple messages were left for Samara at Windsor. No return call. When I called, again, and again,…read moreand again, and finally got her on the phone, turns out she couldn't be bothered to listen to her messages. The front desk is useless, too. So, why would I want my father or mother in this facility? Nope. No way, no how! Lucky me - and you, they have NO beds available. BUT, they're happy to talk to you about pricing. Yeah, that seems logical.

The Skilled Nursing Staff were terrific, always greeted you with a smile…read more. Josh the Physical Therapist there at the property.. he was very patient and knew what my grandparents needed before they even got in the workout room. Thank you to all for helping 3 members of my family. my Grandpa Walt Nash, Grandma Doris Nash and my Mother Carol when they needed you all the most.

I was recently referred by my doctor for physical therapy for neck pain. I was frustrated and…read moreunimpressed with the usual run-of-the-mill therapists where they run you through like cattle and send you home with a video, so I sought other options. I found Palm Springs Healthcare and Rehabilitation. Joshua Callahan, lead therapist, got me right. In no waiting. He set me up with Rick Rayburn. His therapy was strong, effective and I am feeling so much better. Wish I hadn't waited. Joshua also makes sure outpatients have front-row, reserved parking. Would I go back? In a beat. They are kind, compassionate and caring! Jonas is also a star there. He seems to be reserved for inpatient care. Lucky patients. He is superb. They call you by name and give you a full 45-minute workout and sometimes more.

We worked with Sylvia who spent the day with my brother and me looking at community options for our…read morefather. She was excellent! She asked pointed questions about his needs and then listened to our concerns and expectations. She helped us find the right fit for him and we couldn't be more grateful.

Leann is superlative! She assisted an elderly friend with finding the optimum senior community…read morewhere he can thrive and feel comfortable for his remaining years. To say she is competent, a font of knowledge, and caring is an understatement. She is quite responsive; excels at coordination; and will work diligently to quickly address any concerns, questions, or issues. It's hard to imagine anyone more suited for this role than Leann. Her focus on the client's needs and desires is without parallel; and her friendly, compassionate nature greatly mitigates what might otherwise be a stressful process.

DO NOT SEND YOUR LOVED ONES TO THIS FACILITY. THEY ARE A HORRIBLE ASSISTED LOVING HOME AND ALLOWED…read moreMY FATHER TO BE REMOVED BY A RELATIVE WITHOUT MY CONSENT, DESPITE MY BEING THE MEDICAL POW. THEN LIED AND STATED THEY DIDN'T KNOW I WAS THE MEDICAL POA, despite requiring that document before admitting my father. While the caretakers are glued to their cell phones all day, the residents sit in furniture (chairs/couch) they are unsafe as residents can easily fall out of them without supervision. Despite the considerable monthly fees we paid, my father was repeated fed frozen food, starch and cheap sugary juice. One caretaker who manhandled my father (and was subsequently fired) stole money from my father's wallet, after washing it in the laundry along with his cell phone, and never took responsibility for either, nor did the center. The owner Ken is responsive and charming you until your loved on as been admitted, then everything changes and he becomes a bully. He takes days to answer texts and even longer to respond to emails. When we moved my father into his room, it was filthy, the toilet wasn't mored to the floor, the paint on the medicine cabinet was all pealing off , the mattress they supplied was filled with straw and had to be replaced and the dresser that came with the room was so beat up and filthy it too had to be replaced. There is now an investigation into the legality of releasing my father without alerting me. It would be better to be homeless than to put a loved one into this dump!!!!!

I don't usually take the time to write reviews, but I felt so good about this place that I felt…read moreothers who have a family member on hospice. I have never had the experience of having to deal with the death of a parent, I was so uncertain and frightened and confused. The gentleman who helped my family( I found out later that he was the Administrator and owner) was so kind and gracious. He knew exactly the words to say so were were at ease and we felt so grateful for his time and attention to not just the needs of my father but to our entire family. I most remember when we first met him telling us that they facilitate life and not death. They try to make every day a positive experience for my father. The staff was amazing. They made us feel at home while my dad was passing. They were always comforting and attentive to my Dad. Now I know the meaning of Hospice angels.

My husband and I rented a beautiful (brand new) 2 bedroom 2 bath in this unique + wonderful LGBTQ…read more55+ community- Living Out - in the desert of Palm Springs. The value of being a senior queer couple, surrounded by our own community (+allies) is incalculable. Considering the building just opened in the last year, the new construction kinks have been minimal. When we have had issues (floors needed a better cleaning, cabinet door needed adjusting) this was done quickly + happily. We knew there would be community events, but we didnt realize the value o being in community for breakfast in the morning (included) movies + of course Drag Queen Bingo! Other thing is as a non driver, I can walk to town, but they will also send you + pick you up by car service (included) I'm just waiting for Sunday Tea Dances Please

My husband and I have a good friend who lives at Living Out, and we are both so impressed!…read moreI am from San Francisco, and I have never seen a more luxurious place to live! Also it seems ALL the residents are intelligent, fun, and interesting! I founded a free STI test and treat in Palm Springs, and four of the residents are invaluable volunteers! in addition there's a WONDERFUL restaurant, Alice B's in the building! What a wonderful living option!!!!!!