We moved Dad to Rustic Ranch Senior Living Memory Care after the previous facility's cost continued to skyrocket, while personal cares diminished dramatically. Dad is now happier than we have seen him in a very long time. The staff and leadership are top notch! They are always attentive, helpful and pleasant. The buildings and grounds are clean and comfortable, with great amenities for every level of care. Dad enjoys being outside and visiting the donkeys. It feels so much more like a 'home' vs a hospital-like setting. The food has been excellent as well. We are very pleased with their 'home-like' setting, where everyone feels more like family. It is a stark difference between the 2 facilities, and we are very happy that Dad is now 'home'. If you are looking for a special place for your loved one, we would highly recommend Rustic Ranch Senior Living in Wickenburg. They have newer ownership, management and renovations and it definitely shows. read more

My husband and I arranged a tour when we were told two Independent Units were available. Upon arrival, we met with immediate disapproval from the wife of the owner. She showed us only one unit, and this at my insistence. I asked the price and was assured that "it is going up". The described "sparkling pool" is a small one, and has a heavy cover. I asked about swimming (regular exercise for me) and was told that "they" might remove the cover or "you can just do it yourself". The horses shown in the brochure all have died except one. We were told it "misbehaves" and, we discovered from local friends, now is kept isolated in a small pen in the middle of a field. My husband wears a beard which covers heavy scarring from cancer surgery 20 years ago. We were informed that beards are not allowed on men in the dining room. (Maybe OK for women??) The lady suggested he could just shave his beard. The described "sparkling pool" is a small one, and has a heavy cover. I asked about swimming (regular exercise for me) and was told that "they" might remove the cover or "you can just do it yourself". She also referred to employees as "my girls". For me, this insured that I would not be comfortable in this facility. It was unfortunate - we liked the grounds very much, and the unit we were shown would have been perfect for us and would have been affordable. read more

My parents have both been at this facility for almost a year. The staff and owners have been exceptionally pleasant , helpful and easy to work with. The facilities are well maintained, landscaping is groomed regularly and the independent apartments my parents are in is cleaned on a weekly basis. There have been a few times we needed extra cleaning or maintenance items attended to, and they have always been taken care of in a timely manner. read more

The scenery is beautiful here and the care staff goes above and beyond. It is work the time to look and get information about the services.

The greediest most uncaring people you will ever run into. During the worst of the covid outbreak in AZ I got a call in Cali that my 87 y.o. mother was being evicted in 30 days because "she has an old dog, smokes outside, and has some memory issues." Is there anything she can't do such as bathroom, eating, etc? "No, but she's out." And they hung up. They hung up! She had lived there 3 years, never made a problem, nice lady, very quiet, my best friend. Then they tried stealing $750 for "damages." There were no damages anywhere except the carpet they never cleaned in 3 years was disgusting. They refused to give me more time to find her another home. They would not discuss bringing in a caregiver to help out. Nothing. They just kick old people onto the streets. DO NOT send your parents to this place! Horrible people run this place! Don't be fooled by the pretty pictures, go to a reputable business. Your parents lives are on the line! read more

Get it in writing!! When we visited the "Ranch" we were looking for a place for our 100-year old parents to finish their lives. Our father just had a bout with pneumonia and needed some assistance. We took a tour of the facilities and were assured that they could handle his end of life needs. We were told that they could go into an "independent" living apartment and were assured that it could become assisted living as the need arose. We later found out that many of the things told to us were not true. As our father started to go downhill, we spoke with the owners and staff at the Ranch and a plan was put into place to provide some assistance. Only a few days later, we were called into a meeting during which we were told that the Ranch could not meet his needs and they wanted us out, two months after moving in. Although we were paid through the end of June, we were told to be out in a week, before the 25th of June. When we told our parents that they had to move again, my father shut down. They weren't responsible for his death only a few days later, but I firmly believe that they accelerated his death. The grounds are lovely and I understand the food is reasonably good. I would just recommend that you get everything in writing before you sign contracts and move in. Had we done this, we would have put our parents in a different facility and our father might have lived a bit longer. read more