Clearwater Agritopia truly made this past Mother's Day magical for our family. After our amazing…read moremom suffered a hemorrhagic stroke on April 14th, she spent time in the hospital and then a rehabilitation facility. Following her release, both of our parents moved into Clearwater Agritopia Assisted Living. Our large family has always come together to celebrate Mother's Day at our parents' home, so this year we were unsure how we'd honor that tradition. Clearwater Agritopia stepped in with incredible kindness and extra effort. Despite already hosting a large and elegant Mother's Day brunch for their residents, they graciously agreed to accommodate our entire family. Brian, the Culinary Director, extended the brunch hours and ensured there was enough delicious food for our group of 25. The food was phenomenal--from the prime rib to the "Marry Me Chicken," garlic lemon parmesan broccoli, candied carrots, mascarpone mashed potatoes, and a wide array of desserts. Everything was flavorful and cooked perfectly. As someone with celiac disease, I was especially grateful that Brian took extra steps to make sure I could safely enjoy almost everything on the buffet. That kind of care and consideration meant the world to me. For our event, we were given a large, beautifully arranged private dining room, allowing our entire family to sit together and honor our mother's strength and her ongoing recovery. It was a truly special moment for all of us, made possible by the extraordinary team at Clearwater. I feel also need to add here that the Clearwater experience goes beyond just one day. In the weeks since my parents moved in, I've spoken with many residents, and every single one has shared how much they love living at Clearwater. Now, I understand why. Every staff member we've encountered--whether from dining, culinary, maintenance, housekeeping, healthcare, or administration--has been exceptionally kind, helpful, and professional. The amenities are outstanding: restaurant-style dining, a movie theater, art studio, gym, cozy gathering spaces, and regular social activities. Most importantly, my parents are supported and safe, with consistent management of their medications and help available at the touch of a button. Clearwater Agritopia has given our family peace of mind and a sense of home. They've created a warm, welcoming, and joyful environment where our parents can thrive--and for that, we are truly grateful.

I moved into Generations now Clearwater Agritopia around twelve years ago and it was a very warm…read moreand inviting place to live. Since being bought by Clearwater things have changed a lot. They took a warm and very inviting facility and have now changed it into a cold and an inviting facility. In doing all the new decorating and 'refreshing', i don't think they have taken into account at all.The people who live here and what we need. This is not only my opinion but that of a lot of the residents here at Clearwater.

My parents have lived at Watermark at Morrison Ranch (Originally Quail Park) for about 4 years…read more While my mom passed away last year, my dad continues to live at Watermark. Over the last several months, I have noticed an exceptional employee named Haley working in your dining room. Haley has a gift of caring, compassion and patience with every resident that she servers. It is obvious that she loves working with elderly people & it shows. Employees like Haley are rare, and she is an asset to Watermark at Morrison Ranch. John

I have the honor and privilege of being a volunteer at The Watermark at Morrison Ranch. In my…read moreexperience of visiting several different assisted living facilities in the East Valley, I have found The Watermark to be my very favorite. It is such a beautiful facility, with so many wonderful residents. It truly has a "big happy family" feel to it. Everyone is so friendly and kind to one another. From the staff and servers, to the nurses and directors, they all truly make it a warm and friendly environment for all that live there.

The staff turn over and food service here is horrendous. People waited over 1 1/2 hours for…read morebreakfast this morning and never got served, so they walked out - hungry. These people absolutely do not know how to operate a dining room. This event was not uncommon, although the proverbial straw that broke the back A bed can go anywhere m so the apartment isn't critical, but quality food is top priority for seniors, and Enclave doesn't get it. Looking for a new place for my father-in-law after 6 years in this very poorly managed facility.

The Enclave at Gilbert memory care facility did NOT honor my mother's DNR when she passed. When she…read morepassed we were notified by the police and NOT the facility. When we arrived we found my mother on the floor, where they had preformed CPR. We cannot get an explanation of the staff's actions, because Enclave will not respond to our inquiries. Beware if you have a loved one in this facility. Document everything and be an advocate for yourself and loved ones. The staff and management turnover is constant. It's not the type of management you would want in a senior care facility. This is totally unacceptable and irresponsible behavior.

I have a family member who moved in recently and I can attest to the care being top notch! The…read morestaff is attentive and super nice. It's a clean and well kept facility with a ton of activities and amenities for the residents. The food is great and the care provided is top notch. Highly recommend Savannah House if you are looking for Assisted Living facilities

My brother has been a resident in their memory care for over a year. Great facility with open…read morecourtyard, active memory-focused activities 4 X day, family style meals, access to doctor, physical therapist, hair & nail care, and day outings. However, expensive ADL care has been sporadic because of staff turnover. The carpet in his room has smelled like urine since July, clothes and linens continue to be missing, showers and incontinence help ignored. He loves the environment, activities, food, but is leaving now because of constantly increasing fees. Beware of their "hidden charges""!

We put our 95-year-old mother who had serious memory issues in Parkland memory care, and they were…read moreabsolutely wonderful. Took good care of her really were sincerely interested in her well-being. About a year and a half later she had a terrible stroke and went to the hospital. Parkland said let's bring her home because you have eight brothers and sisters and we'll have a hospital bed and a 24 hour nurse so you guys can visit with your mother. She passed a week later, and everyone in the family got to see her, or get a telephone conference, to say they loved her. We highly recommend Parkland memory care for your consideration.

3 months ago I opted to move my mother to Parkland Memory Care even though the assisted living…read morefacility she was at had an impressive memory care unit. Through experience I have come to believe that staff turnover is highly correlated to quality and consistency of care. As I searched I was looking for an intimate and clean setting with low staff turnover as an indicator that the staff were happy in their job and therefore capable of providing consistent high quality care. Many, if not most at Parkland have been there 5-6 years. It was no contest. Parkland is a great facility, built specifically for memory care patients. What truly impresses, though, is the caring, attentive nature of the staff...and I mean everyone from the executive director to the caregivers!! They actively engage the residents and are kind, attentive and respectful. I am so happy I made the choice to take her to Parkland. She recently passed but loved her time there, especially loved the staff and the residents. If you have choice, you need to look at Parkland first. Incredible!

Very good care. My husband was in memory care. He had the best care ever. Great room great…read morecaregreat good. Oh

Amazing facility with an outstanding staff! Everyone is so cheery and helpful. We know we made the…read moreright decision moving our loved one to American Orchards.

I am a mobile notary and have been to A LOT of assisted living facilities. Hands down, Canyon Creek…read morewas one of, if not THE NICEST facilities I've seen. The security was top notch, the staff were very friendly and the facility itself was exceptional! Not only did it smell clean; and not that medicinal sterile smell or some fancy scent ring pumped thru the air, it actually smelled CLEAN! I have been to the facility now to help a few clients with various issues and an array of conditions from stroke recovery to dementia/memory care patients. My standards are pretty high, but if/when the time comes, I can only hope that I am able to utilize a facility as nice as Canyon Creek for me and/or my loved ones.

From the owner: Assisted Living & Memory Care home in Gilbert, AZ. All…read moreprivate suites We provide an accessible network to Registered Nurses (RN), Nurse Practitioners (CNP), Pharmacies & Physicians (MD) which streamlines the care for our residents and reduces the overhead for the Family Individual/Group card and board games • Shows, Movies & Sports on TV • Music, newspaper, and other iterature • Access to outdoor covered patio and open air area with walkway, large artificial turf area, pavers area and on-site pool for visual relaxation • Celebration of birthdays, other special occasions, and holidays • Meals available for family members • Social and recreational programs offered by our local community's Volunteers Personalized care to suit each resident • Comfortable and cozy private rooms • Electronic wireless smart call system • Assistance with medication management • Home-cooked meals and unlimited snacks • Assistance with personal hygiene • Housekeeping and laundry services • Roll-in shower for easy access • Variety of games & recreational activities

The caregivers are amazing! They care and support my mom as well as our family!! The admin and…read morefront desk staff are caring, loving and give 110% to the residents and families. This is where is we would want to be if needed!!

Volunteering with Hospice of the Valley, I visit patients anywhere. Their homes, care facilities,…read moreetc. Recently, I've been lucky enough to have weekly visits to Countryside Living in Queen Creek. The facility is only a year old, and you'd never know it. Everyone seems like they've known each other for a lifetime and the hardworking team of employees has made a beautiful home for those living there. I've been blown away by this facility. From the attentive staff, the residents, the beautiful grounds, their activities and inclusion of all residents- it makes my heart so full. You feel like family the moment you walk in. The upbeat and compassionate energy is so contagious. They have one activity that I'm particularly touched by. Each week, Trader Joe's donates their unsellable flowers to Countryside. The residents join in the common area to create their own floral arrangements, which decorate the halls and lobby of this one-of-a-kind establishment. The smiles, the conversations, the interactions with one another...it's beautiful. As I was leaving today, after the floral arrangement activity, they had a little table set up in the lobby. "FLOWERS: $10". On the table were beautiful arrangements made by the residents that they were selling to visitors. My heart melted. How proud they were of their masterpieces and how each week, they meticulously pick out stems from the BOUNTY of flowers that were donated and put their own personal touches into their creations. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to purchase an arrangement. This wasn't made by an expert florist. This is a bouquet made by the hands of someone very special. Someone who finds joy in the small things. Someone who has a lifetime of stories to share. Someone who sees the beauty in friendships, small talk and being in the moment. Someone who reminds me everyday why I do what I do. Thank you, Countryside Living, for making each day a beautiful one for your residents.

I am so excited to see the new leadership here at Mariposa Point of Gilbert. My friend moved his…read moremom in reluctantly from out of state earlier this year. The team has made her feel welcomed and special and she is now on the "Welcoming Committee" for new residents here. She is like a different person, so happy and at peace, it is so nice to see. Great job to the team. Thank you so much for taking care of our loved ones.

If I could give this place a 0 I would. We moved my great aunt here last summer from out of state…read more When we moved her here, she could walk and still do quite a bit by herself or with assistance. Of course, because of COVID we were unable to visit her in person and could only do window visits. During these visits, we noticed the lack of care and compassion from the employees. Often times she would press the call light and it would take them 40+ minutes to come, good thing she wasn't laying on the floor. Or she would tell us she never got breakfast, her water was empty, etc. Once we were allowed back in to visit, it was too late. We watched my Aunt basically wilt away as a result of the lack of human touch, visitation from family, care, and compassion. When we were able to visit her a short 5 or so months later she was completely bed ridden and passed away in April. Becky was one employee that should absolutely not be in healthcare. The day my aunt passed away she looked at all of us and told us we should leave, my aunt was waiting to die until we left. How incredibly rude to say to a family watching their loved one slip away. I also observed how rough these employees were with my fragile 90 pound aunt and as a healthcare worker myself, saw their improper techniques when it came to moving patients. It's dangerous. I would HIGHLY recommend you take your loved one somewhere else. After voicing our families concerns to both this location and corporate and not hearing back, it is evident that Mariposa Point Staff do not care about their residents or family member concerns.

Great community great leaders in their community and Ms. Fernandez is doing an absolute fantastic…read morejob with community events for their community

My father moved here to the independent living less than a year ago (rate for non refundable…read moredeposit was $2500) and has had so many issues that I am throwing away that money and putting a new $2500 on a new facility to get him out of here. Despite all the issues, I don't have this kind of money to waste in one year but his health has deteriorated dramatically by the lack of good nutrition in the dining room. At this time, at least seven other groups are moving out this month - so very high residential turnover because the food. You pay $2900 for a one bedroom with horrible food. Go shop around somewhere for the same money and get better food. Don't throw away your deposit like I have to by moving it your loved one there. Most aren't local and can't go take food and visit almost daily like I could and it is super unfortunate as the building has potential with nice layout and floor plans with beautiful trees. Additionally I received a call one day asking when he was moving because they rented out his place of which I had paid for through the entire month already. So I'm addition to keeping my $2500 they were planning to work on double dipping on the property we rented. He gave his notice that he would be vacating on or before a certain date late June. So Mid June they had decided they were going to assume his 30 day notice was from the date he was considerate enough to put his notice in, not the date we were moving. The site director is young and nice, but doesn't have the support to run a facility alone and the seasoned director who is supposed to be in charge is never around either. First the food has small portions, generally cold with horrible quality. He sends me pictures and I feel horrible that he can't get enough to eat. I made my way up the chain and called corporate office. The response was a call from the local cook. He didn't really care. No one from the leadership team called. He has had diarrhea at least five times since moving in and has lost at least ten pounds. Bees continue to congregate and he was told they would get to it when they can. He is allergic. See the pic right outside his window. He doesn't do activities but they seem nice enough. He doesn't use the transportation but I'm sure it works fine as well. He will be moving to a brand new facility with lots of light, encouraged use of the on property grill as well as gourmet food selections. He couldn't use the grill at Sunrise when he wanted despite what we were told during our tour. It was not an option to have use of the grill whenever he wanted it. The activities director (Mary) was the glue that held everything together and encouraged positivity throughout and she is no longer there and the vibe has just become bleak. Finally, we had two full bottles of medicine go missing and was reported but nothing was done.