As someone who is specializes in senior living, let it be known that the team over at WV are truly…read morerevolutionizing the idea of ACTIVE senior living in a beautiful desert oasis. The community's amenities (gorgeous restaurants, lush grounds, exciting events, and mascot will attract all ages. Your kids will genuinely look forward to seeing grandma & grandpa because of these assets. Bruno, WV's mascot, is a beautiful desert tortoise is patrols the grounds to ensure a unique experience had by all. The administrative team goes above to make their residents feel like they're living in a boutique hotel vs. a senior home. Highly recommend!

Security makes this a very hostile environment... the tall older gentleman that's "head of…read moresecurity" and the female housing manager are both very aggressive, rude, argumentative, and doesn't provide any assistance or help which affects the quality of care for the residents/family. wouldn't recommend doing business with them

My 88-year-old grandmother has been at Atria for over two years now. She has had excellent care…read moreand above and beyond care with every staff member she experiences and has interaction with. We are very blessed to have her there. It's also nice that she gets house cleaning once a week and laundry done once a week! A great place to have a loved one live . Thank you Atria for your excellent care.

I recently moved my father into Atria. I'm so excited for him to be there and enjoy the amenities…read morewhile also having the ability to live independently in his cute little condo. I also get to have the peace of mind knowing he's safe and comfortable. I especially love that the care team will assess his level of care needs frequently and adjust them as needed. To me Atria is like a cruise ship. The place is huge and has so many things to offer. This will especially be helpful during the hot summer months. I finally feel like I don't have to worry about him and I couldn't ask for more than that. Ask for Rosy- she's amazing!

Acoya Shea has been a wonderful transition spot for my mom over the last couple of months…read more.. We were impressed with it from our initial tour. The staff have always been friendly and helpful and the residents genuinely love living here. There is a variety of daily activities for those that want to participate, quality food onsite (all meals included), and plenty of additional amenities that help make living here super convenient. It's also a great location just east of Scottsdale on Shea. The apartments themselves are a great size and the entire facility is clean and vibrant. I'm not sure if this will be "home" for the long term for my mom, but it has been perfect for the time being.

My friend and her husband recently moved into Acoya Shea. I didn't even realize that this…read moreretirement/assisted living facility was even at this location (across from Butterfield's restaurant, near Shea and Scottsdale) because it's such a new property. Yesterday, I went to visit them and have lunch with them at their facility's restaurant. From the moment I walked in, I marveled at how new and beautiful everything looked. There was even a slight smell of fresh paint to add to the newness. The decor in the lobby was gorgeous and upscale, with high ceilings, inventive light fixtures, and lots of seating. The restaurant offers sit-down service. They have daily specials and a soup of the day. They had a good variety of sandwiches, salads, soups, and desserts for lunch. The brownie was my favorite part of the meal. It was decadent! This facility allows for small pets. There is a dog run area outside. There's also a heated pool and a gorgeous seating area outside with a large television mounted on the wall. My friend showed me the activity schedule. They offer many fitness and enrichment classes, such as art classes in the art studio. There are also bridge, rummikub, and mahjong groups that meet on a regular basis. This facility is not yet at 100% capacity. I would definitely recommend booking a tour if you are in the market for retirement living, assisted living, or memory care.

My folks recently moved into PNSL. We are very happy to date. The food is good, the staff is kind,…read morethe location is perfect, and it's so green I love how it's tucked away off Scottsdale Road in the trees. So far so good!

My husband was in the Rehab to Home section for about a month. He was treated so well and with…read moresuch a positive attitude. (The food was very good too!). I can't say enough about what a great experience it was.

Andara Senior Living Community July 12, 2026…read moreAn Independent, Assisted Living, Memory Care Community What drew me here and what keeps me here!!! Covid changed the direction of my life and became the catalyst for my move to Scottsdale, Arizona. My son, who lives in north Phoenix, invited me to come and stay with him and his family for a couple weeks after my bout with Covid. I took him up on the invitation, but little did I know that he had an ulterior motive. He and my other son had seen the effects of Covid on me physically. Consequently, he felt I needed to reassess my life and my future. And that is where my story begins. I came to Andara, not willingly, but with a caveat. I would try Andara for a month and if I was unhappy with my circumstances, I would return to California and continue life there. Well, one month led to another and so on and nearly five years later, I am still here. When I was staying with my son, he brought up the subject of all inclusive Senior communities, that is communities that included food, utilities, housekeeping, internet, television, just about everything that you would incur living on your own plus activities to keep you engaged most of your day and assisted living if need be. We followed that conversation with visits to six communities and frankly I was not taken with any community other than Andara, which we visited twice. What struck me about Andara was its ambiance. It was appointed nicely from the outside, but what made a significant impression on me, was the lobby area adorned with a beautiful chandelier, curved staircases, one on each side of the lobby to the second floor and a huge fireplace that could be seen visually from the lobby into the dining room. It was like a scene from the movie, Titanic. That impression was lasting. There were other features of the community, such as a library, card room, several areas for socialization and so on. The residents and staff were very friendly. The apartment I chose was very nice. After two weeks of considering what was best, I picked Andara. However, not without trepidation and the ability to leave Andara, knowing there was a thirty-day clause allowing for that possibility. Today, almost five years later, Andara is a thriving community and home to Independent residents, Assisted Living residents and Memory Care. Approximately 160 residents call Andara their home. Nestled quietly off Via Linda, just a stone's throw from Frank Lloyd Wright Blvd., it is close to all necessary shopping as well as eateries, banking, doctors, entertainment etc. Yet, its location provides a sense of serenity from the hustle and bustle that is normal everyday living. Residents hail from every part of the United States. They have brought their talents, personalities and heritage to a community where residents are considered number one. Their backgrounds have provided so much to Andara's feeling of openness, acceptance and true fellowship. I can talk about a vibrant activity program that meets the demands of most of our residents. Whether it is a craft activity in the Art studio, playing Poker in the Card room or Mahjong in Bogarts or the Record room, physical fitness classes in the fitness room or gym, Drum fit in the fitness room, water aerobics in the pool, movies in the theater, weekly speakers, religious services, monthly men and women luncheons, board games, puzzles, brunches on special occasions, book club, Happy hour highlighting entertainment for residents, outside events, you name it and we most likely have it. How about the dining room and kitchen! They are open to serve our residents from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM every day with breakfast, lunch or dinner and in between and the food offerings are plentiful. Topping that, we are so fortunate to have a Chef with unparallel experience in the kitchen who is intent on making our dining experience memorable every day. Resident Services are extremely important for our residents, and we are blessed to have a Director of Resident Services who is working hand in hand with residents and through care givers and Med Techs to provide the best level of service for our Assisted living and Memory Care residents. She is driven, focused and very caring. Now, I want to talk about the management team at Andara. The Executive Director of Andara has surrounded herself with a staff of professionals that enjoy what they do and take their responsibilities seriously with care and empathy for all our residents. Like anything in life, Andara is not without its problems. The community is a microcosm of what we all bring to its doors each day. Sure, there will be days of frustration for some, days of sadness for others, days where we wish we were back in our former surroundings, days that seem unsettling, but like I said previously, our residents are our most important asset and that is what keeps me here among other assets. Andara is my home and it has been a great blessing in so many ways. Mike Rivera, Resident, 11-108.

I went to andara Senior Living to experience it and I had terrible experience with the director…read moreSteven Martin he was extremely rude he wanted to know how much I earned a year before he would even consider giving me a tour of the andara I was supposed to have complimentary dinner and he refused to let me have the dinner because I did not want to immediately sign up for andara senior living he was extremely unprofessional and rude I do not believe he should be working for your company or representing it since it was an extremely bad experience Steve Martin then told me because I was very upset the way he spoke to me that if I didn't leave he was going to call the police. so I don't understand what kind of quality Care or type of care that Andara Senior Living is offering to older people but I can just tell you that my experience was absolutely horrendous.I had spoken to a few other residents who told me that their care was abominable and that when they would call for assistance a lot of the workers would just ignore the calls and that residents that really needed to go to the hospital a lot of times they would just leave them in their rooms and ignore their calls for help. I would not bring any of my relatives to live here if you want them to live and Prosper you will avoid Andara Senior Living at all costs!

I have been a resident of the Vi at Grayhawk for 3 years. A recent mishap resulted in a week's…read morehospital stay, followed by 2 weeks in Vi's skilled nursing. When my husband and I chose to live here, an on site care center was a priority. My experience was, indeed, favorable. The administration, the doctors, nurses, and other care staff, including therapy and meals, were excellent!

My husband and I have considered and looked at CCRC's for a few years. It was a huge and difficult…read moredecision to give up our home and move into a smaller space. We chose Vi at Grayhawk because of the outstanding ranking of their health care unit and the warmth of the residents in the community. We attended several "meet the residents" marketing events. Our transition has been flawless. We sold our home very quickly, before the total renovation of our apartment was completed so the sales team at Vi provided housing for us for 5 weeks and absorbed the cost of storage of our furniture. They provided a recommendation for an excellent mover, and put us in touch with a relocation specialist who drew a floor plan to advise which pieces of furniture would fit in our new space. This experience has been much better than we could have expected. The staff is overwhelmingly kind and responsive, the food is delicious (two dining spaces, one formal and one casual) and we are so comfortable in our beautiful apartment. We're thrilled to be at Vi at Grayhawk.

The Ranch Estates is hands down the best! This was the perfect community for my mother. When I…read morefirst spoke with Misty, the Sales Director, I could just feel her warmth come through the phone. When Covid hit, Misty even started stopping by my mom's house or giving her a call just to check on her every couple of weeks to see if she needed anything. I live 5 hours away and my mom was living alone, I can't tell you how much comfort this act of kindness brought to us both. After a few months, my mom was finally able to move into her own apartment on the 3rd floor overlooking the pool. It was like she was on vacation every day! The staff is amazing, they always made sure mom had everything she wanted. They even made special accommodations for my family and I to have a private little birthday party for her complete with her favorite food and margaritas! I always felt like my mother's best interests and making sure she was safe and happy was their top priority.

I've been extremely happy with the care my Mother is getting at Ranch Estates Scottsdale. The staff…read morebends over backwards to accommodate my Mom's special needs. There are many activities and excursions, an excellent movie theater room, a workout room with exercise equipment, and regular performances by live musicians. She really enjoys the near-weekly "happy hour" with live music and snacks. The restaurant-style dining is also a plus (and the food is GOOD!--the whole family really enjoyed the special Christmas Eve dinner ) Almost every room has a balcony or some sort of outdoor access. My Mom loves to have her morning coffee on her private balcony. The management and staff has also been great about communication with me about any concerns that have about my Mom. The Management has done a great job is creating a real community where the residents and staff truly care about each other.

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

Management has been chipping away at everything that made this a wonderful place to live. It used…read moreto be all independent living; now more and more residents have caregivers and belong in assisted living or memory care. Profits for the investors take precedence over benefits for the residents. Food options have been reduced as well as portions and repetitiveness. They have the same 3 vegetables almost every night and run out of staple on a routine basis. Everything used to be made fresh; now, most is frozen, breaded, fried and over-salted. The residents who love it have no idea what it was before while rent rise as services decline or disappear altogether!

We had to place my mom in memory care when I could no longer care for her myself. The caregivers,…read morenurses and staff at Amber Creek were so amazing. They called me anytime there was a problem such as a fall. They worked with Hospice of the Valley so that she would have the best care available. After getting to know my mom, the staff fell in love with her because she was such a caring individual. When she was in the last few days of her life, the staff was so supportive of me and my family. They hugged us and said they would miss her. I would highly recommend Amber Creek Inn for memory care. I felt comfortable knowing she was getting the care she needed and I was able to visit with her instead of trying to meet all of her needs.

My Mother-in-law has been here for almost three years. She has received great care and the staff…read morehas been loving to her. She did get Covid-19 but was treated quickly and is in good health for a 91 year old with severe dementia. The group activities keep her stimulated and happy.

I don't think there is a better word than horrified!…read more My mother-in-law told me last week and before I sent this email off to you I had to cool down. When the air conditioning was installed in the building, she woke up one morning, stepped out of her bedroom "half dressed" to go get some coffee and was startled by two men working in her apartment. She gave them NO AUTHORIZATION to come in, Atria did not inform or ask her the day before ( at least ) to let her know someone would be entering her apartment. Thankfully, she didn't have a heart attack as she was scared to death. She ran back in her bedroom hoping they did not see her and waited for them to leave. This cannot be an acceptable way of doing business, this is not acceptable in any way. I am generally the person that can handle just about anything but this is BEYOND ACCEPTABLE. She was embarrassed to even tell us this. As far as I am concerned this was basically breaking and entering! What the heck is going on there? Atria is supposed to be a company that we can trust with our parents well this clearly proves that they are not!