Went there with my friend who is interested in moving into a senior community with a continuum of…read morecare. We had an absolutely wonderfully prepared buffet and the residents there said the quality we received was normal and not for show, so that was good to hear. We had a brief tour passing through some lovely gardens and the closed campus seemed very safe and pleasant with its plantings and benches, and pets are allowed! The tour and event was for learning about the apartments and the building and hallways reminded us of our college dorms and wasn't as modern and fresh as hoped for, although they have tried to make them more pleasant with artwork and decorative touches. The little lobby and common rooms were pleasant to get one out of the apartments and wait for friend or visitors, and the bulletin boards were full of activities. They were updating the apartments and they really make the best of the space. Many have sizable terraces, but the one we saw didn't have much of a view. The staff and residents we spoke with were all very upbeat and happy to be there talking about the events on campus, transportation to appointments and events off campus, and the comfort of being where a continuum of care can be provided. They regularly offer various tours, so by all means, give them a call and see for yourself.

I heard an older resident and new one talking about the Beatitudes Choice. The new resident was…read morevery happy with her Beatitudes choice. I visit the independent living area. Not much care. When needed. it is good. I come nearly every Thursday. I am always well received as I check in. Plus! they have candy! melt in your mouth mints and hard candies. Just like at Gramma Cottrells.

I'm very appreciative for Jody and Kate Dolance and all of the wonderful services they provide my…read moreparents! I live out of state and my parents need in home care assistance, which I cannot always be there to provide. I was bouncing around between a few different in home care providers in the valley before I met Jody and Kate. I am worry free when I am not in Arizona looking after my parents as I can fully depend on the services Visiting Angels consistently provides. Highly recommend!!

I have been in Senior Living for years working in both the East and West Valley and Visiting Angels…read morehas always been my go to when it comes to offering assistance to a customer in need. Kate Dolance does such a wonderful job representing your organization. She is very knowledgeable, friendly and active in our community. I have seen her at various different events (including my own) presenting on the benefits/advantages of using Visiting Angels, she does an amazing job connecting with others and getting the word out there! Kate thank you for supporting me at my events and the senior community in general and thank you Visiting Angels!

My Mom has been a resident for about 6 months now and the experience has been exceptional…read more She has seen a remarkable improvement in her overall health and mobility. The comfortable accommodations, great food, and exercise program are just what we were looking for and she is very happy there. Very grateful for the positive impact everyone there has provided.

For an "assisted living " facility there are A LOT of people who should be in memory care.read more

Assisted and Memory call is this care home two levels of care. The home cooked meals, the…read moreactivities are good to great. My family loves yo visit on Sundays.

Zero stars. Do not let the proprietor's charm fool you. This place has too many deficiencies to…read morelist. DO NOT place your loved one here.

We have a fantastic staff for 4 years, caring for my father with few, if any changes. So much…read moreappreciation. Alicia manages, accommodates, is flexible and makes it all happen. Couldn't ask for a better group. I wish I could mention the individual caregivers by name, but I'm afraid someone would try to steal them from us.

I appreciate that is company is a family-owned home health agency rather than a large company where…read moreyou are treated as a number. Their staff was efficient and knowledgeable, but most of all they are caring. I would recommend them to anyone.

Based on my experience, Caregivers of Arizona is a reliable agency that genuinely works to provide…read morequality care while supporting both its clients and caregivers. One of their biggest strengths is consistency. They communicate well, follow up when needed, and make a noticeable effort to ensure both clients and providers are satisfied. The office staff is dependable, friendly, and knowledgeable. When you call with questions, they do their best to provide accurate information rather than giving vague or misleading answers. If they are unsure about something, they don't guess or sugarcoat the situation--they will transfer you to someone with more experience or authority who can better assist you. That level of honesty and professionalism is refreshing. The agency is also consistently accepting new clients, making their services accessible to families who need care. The staff maintains a respectful and welcoming environment while also expecting the same level of respect from clients and providers. They do not tolerate disrespectful behavior, which helps create a more professional workplace. Like any caregiving agency, not every caregiver-client match is perfect. There are times when situations with certain providers don't work out. However, what stands out is how professionally those situations are handled. The team is generally understanding, listens to concerns from both sides, and works toward finding a reasonable solution whenever possible. No agency is perfect, and caregiving can be unpredictable, but overall Caregivers of Arizona demonstrates strong communication, professionalism, reliability, and a genuine commitment to helping both clients and caregivers have a positive experience. Based on my experience, I would recommend them to individuals and families looking for a dependable home care agency.

Very helpful with information that I needed for a family member. Will always recommend this companyread more

We had a great experience with Assisted Home Health when my mom got home from the hospital…read more Home Health nurse Karen was amazing and we appreciate all she did for our mom. She was very knowledgeable and experienced. She had a great deal of compassion and empathy. She worked very hard to meet my moms needs. We appreciate her so much. The Family of Paula Kirner

Update- if you have AARP advantage medicare plan this is the only company on that plan. Some lady…read morecalled and told me this! Guess I'm not getting home care PT. Called said they Saturday visit then Saturday they called Saturday oh we don't have any one. We'll call you tomorrow to set up for Monday. No call at 130pm so I call they call back an hour later they can have some one tomorrow said no. I'll find a different PT home health company. Called HonorHealth and my doctor to let them know about the unprofessional company they wanted me to use.

My surgeon ended up going on emergency medical leave the night before my surgery, but they called…read moreme immediately and got me set up with another surgeon in the practice. She was lovely, and my original surgeon was amazing during all my preop appointments. They delivered nothing but kind and compassionate care. I do have to knock my review down a star because it was like pulling teeth to get their FMLA department to fill out the appropriate paperwork. I couldn't get ahold of anyone after calling every day for a week and once they filled out the paperwork she put in the wrong return to work date.

I was referred to this office by my primary care physician and waited over a month for my first…read moreappointment with Dr. Jasmine Smith. I spent an entire week trying to confirm my appointment through the automated phone system, but it repeatedly told me my appointment could not be confirmed. I called the office multiple times and was sent to voicemail without being able to reach anyone. The day before my appointment, I was offered a 10:00 AM appointment instead of my original 9:40 AM time due to "scheduling conflicts" by Yvette. I called back as quickly as possible while I was at work and left a voicemail confirming that I could make 10:00 AM but needed a call back to confirm. I also sent a text message stating that if I did not hear back after my voicemail and text message around noon, I would assume the other appointment had been rescheduled and that we were still set for my original 9:40 AM appointment. Instead of confirming either appointment, I later received a confirmation text stating that I had been rescheduled to a Wednesday--even though I had already explained that Wednesdays were not possible because of my work schedule. The following morning, I attempted to call as soon as the office opened and was sent directly to voicemail. I called two more times and was sent to voicemail both times. I ultimately had to drive to the office in person just to get an answer. I spoke with Rita, the office manager, who explained that the scheduling issue was related to a full-office meeting. I was given conflicting information regarding whether this meeting occurs biweekly or monthly, and it appeared that this time was not blocked off appropriately in the schedule. Rita repeatedly explained that there would not be a practitioner available until 10:00 AM and that I could keep the 10:00 AM appointment if I wanted. At that point, I was already extremely frustrated and in tears after spending so much time trying to resolve this situation. I explained that I could tentatively reschedule to another Tuesday while deciding whether I felt comfortable continuing with this clinic. I had also already reached out to my primary care physician regarding the situation. Rita then instructed Yvette to reschedule me for the following Tuesday. Yvette informed me that the next available Tuesday appointment was not until Mid-August. I had already taken unpaid time off work to make this appointment work, and this delay was the result of a scheduling and communication issue that I had repeatedly attempted to resolve. I understand that scheduling conflicts happen. My disappointment is not that my appointment needed to change--it is that repeated communication failures turned what should have been a simple reschedule into weeks of unnecessary stress and delayed care. Patients should be able to trust that when they return calls promptly, leave voicemails, and communicate their availability, those efforts will be acknowledged. How can you trust an office with your body or well-being when they cannot reliably answer a phone call, return a voicemail, or respond to a patient's message regarding an appointment? As a potential first-time patient, I no longer have confidence in this team.