I'm a hospice nurse practitioner that has occasion to visit various board and care and assisted living facilities in the area and beyond. My mother recently agreed to move into a facility after having stubbornly lived on her own with the beginnings of dementia for more than 2 years. Mom has always been very independent and a little "quirky" so moving her to a group living arrangement was an interesting process to say the least. This facility is one of the few I would choose for my mother and she is adjusting well. The owner is conscientious about her staff and the staff is trained well. They are capable of caring for folks as their disease process progresses. The premises are inviting and well taken care of. 29 Palms is a bit out of the way for many, but quality care is quality care even if it's off the beaten path. read more