With my dad being sick this has been the first spot who my mom talked to who treated her very kind…read moreand has gotten us the help we need with my dad! Everyone has been wonderful to work with!

I have grown up in Grand Junction my whole life. All of my family lives here including my…read moregrandparents. My grandma recently took a hard fall and started loosing her memory. SummitWest Care was there to help right away. They helped her get right back on her feet in her own home. Not only did they help her physically they also helped her emotionally. They were kind and there for her. They met all her needs and made things easier for her so she could move around. Not only did they treat her well they also listened to all of us as a family and met up to our expectations. SummitWest Care is an amazing agency with very kind people. I am just glad we could find such an amazing place. I wanted my grandma to be treated like family and that is exactly what they did. I highly recommend this agency if you are looking for excellent care and kind people!

Terrible place to take your love one. Was wonderful, now a new owner and management. All they care…read moreabout is money and gouging your pocketbook and savings. The care level has been deteriorated.

Western Slope Memory care took very good care of my mother and I highly recommend. Its a difficult…read moretime for a parent who does not understand the situation they are in. The folks at Western Slope took the time to make sure my mom was fed and in her room and not wandering into other rooms. It was safe and I felt I could depend on the staff. I got the opportunity to eat with my mother daily and she became dependent on my visits. The staff were wonderful to me and my mom.

I love hearing conversations with the staff and the residents. They are like family to one another.read more

One of the main charge nurses that works weekend is extremely rude. I was visiting and couldn't…read morebelieve the way she was talking to employees. For a senior home this is not what I would expect from a nurse much less a charge nurse!! If you have family at this facility I would be cautious and check on them often.

my experience with the marketing dept, Joni Karp, was positive and very informative.She came to my…read morefathers house brought Easter dinner which was delicious, We learned about all the services of Capella and the amenities and that will be our choice when the time comes. It was very low pressure and we got the information we wanted I would recommend Capella to anyone with a parent need high-quality care

From the owner: The spirit of Mesa County resounds at Cappella of Grand Junction, the area’s most innovative…read moreassisted living and memory care community for seniors.

I have a long history as a family member with Grand Villa. In 2008, I helped my uncle and aunt…read morerelocate to Grand Villa from the Denver area, since they had no children of their own. Then two years later, my parents moved to Grand Villa. As things go with aging, all are gone now, except my mother. There are still several staff members working at Grand Villa who were there when I first became acquainted with the facility. Having worked as a therapist and later as an administrator in long term care, I can confidently say that Grand Villa is a well-run facility. Staff are knowledgeable, caring, and responsive to the needs of the residents and their families. Over the years, I have become acquainted with other residents who live there. They appear to be well cared for and happy. When it came to selecting a facility to care for my loved ones, I know I made the right choice with Grand Villa.

From the owner: We are a full-service assisted living community in Grand Junction, Colorado. As a faith-based…read moreorganization, we are devoted to service, offering great care in a warm and home-like atmosphere. That's why people choose us: our mission of service and our intimate community.

I am extremely disappointed with my experiences with "The Commons of Hilltop". I highly recommend…read moreconsidering alternatives, there are many excellent residencies and 24hr care facilities in the area with stellar reputations and ratings, superior support and better long-term health management solutions at much more reasonable rates. Do your homework.

Stopped by to check on my grandpa's new accommodations, lady at the front was a little awkward, but…read morewhat a beautiful place. He seems to be happy with his surroundings, care, therapy and meals. I will be returning to have lunch soon.

I was trying to find assisted living for my 52 y/o mentally disabled sister, from 1500 miles away…read more The Mesa County Ombudsman told us that Jill and Angela, the Comfort Care owners, are MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. She also gave me Jill's cell phone number, as well as cell phone numbers for other facility owners. The Ombudsman treated this information like it was common place. In a call with Comfort Care/Angela, we mentioned something about a mother/daughter team. They did NOT like it that we knew that fact. I used the phone number the ombudsman gave me to call the owner one time on her cell phone between 5 & 6 PM, as I had time-sensitive information to share that my sister wanted to accept the room - so it seemed appropriate/critical to call. (It was the only time I called either cell phone number). Jill didn't answer, but complained about my call to my sister's case manger and to the ombudsman, AND to my sister's doctor's office. ? At first, they said they had availability for my sister. Then they didn't. That was the first time around. Then they came back and said they opened up a private pay room as a Medicaid room, and offered it to my sister. We made all of the plans, hired movers, etc. Then less than 2 days before the movers were coming and all help was scheduled, they literally yanked it out from under my sister and said "No". During the decision phase of where my sister would live, I asked Comfort Care about how many residents they have, and what the age range was, to learn if there were residents closer to my sister's age. They did not like that question! Rather than telling me that they thought it was an inappropriate question, they seemed to whine to everybody in town about it. Some other assisted living facilities have FAQ's online that answer your questions before you even have to ask. Comfort Care barely even has a web site, and instead of being happy that a resident has a strong advocate, their attitude was: 'you're a pain in the ass!' They stipulated to the County sponsored case manager that they would only work with him and my sister, and not with our family. Comfort Care gave my sister critical information about the day she HAD to move in, and that $58 rent would be due that day. (My sister has no money). My sister never shared that information with us. And Comfort Care didn't share it with the case manager to relay to us, so we didn't know about it. They gave critical information to a mentally disabled person, and they were surprised when it didn't all come together. They set her up to fail, and she did. Why would a 52 year old need assisted living and be eligible for a long-term Medicaid waiver if she didn't have mental handicaps? And if she has mental handicaps, why would you entrust her with information that was critical to planning a successful move? When we finally found out about the $58 due, I asked the case manager if he knew if Comfort Care would take a credit card for the money due the next day, since I live out of state and it was the quickest way to get it there. I guess they flipped out over that question. They vented to the case worker about how mad they were, and to the ombudsman, etc. Well then my response would be: just tell me and I'll find another means to get the money there promptly. As it was, Jill said that they didn't want someone like my sister living in their place, and they pulled the rug out from under us 2 days before the move. Really, it wasn't that they didn't want someone like my sister, it was that they didn't want anyone with a strong advocate like me. Any question ever asked, they flipped out over it, but never to me in a professional, civil conversation; it was always emphatically, rudely shared with someone else as a complaint. I did nothing wrong except try to advocate for my sister to find a place that would be a good fit. Subsequently though, I'm glad for the way it worked out because she's in a place now with staff who truly advocate for her. The Comfort Care owners were very unprofessional, very fickle, and extremely cold-hearted.

I have a parent in the alzheimer's home. My father continues to go down hill and I feel secure that…read morehis safety is of utmost importance the the staff. The home has a big back yard and dad likes to watch the birds - weather permitting.