Okay I understand this yelp review SHOULD be for the Uptum Community Center not about personal…read moredoctors or medical service. So, my experience with the Community Center has been tops!!!! All aspects are professional, balanced, fair and equaitiable, and the most unique and outstanding item are the professional trainers and staff that conduct the group exercise sessions, they are serious and well qualified, from Circut training, tai chi, chair yoga and pilates, 3 hours long tech mondays; special nutrition and medical info sessions..the list goes on...conv spanish. the socializing games, coffee, special holiday events...all excellent. This is in Mesa and I hope to find the same calibur here in tucson, since I will now be a resident. I am looking forward to my new professional instructors and activities and less visits to the doctors!!!!!!!!

Worst service and terminal hold. I live in Tucson and have to deal with Optum Care Network-Arizona…read more I love my Doctor, James Tooley, but since moving over to Optum it has been a nightmare to get straight answers from the staff and impossible to talk with my Doctor. I was put on hold and decided to call a different number in Utah ( first was in AZ) and they answered right away, helped me for over 20 minutes and resolved my problem. When I went back to the first call, I was still on hold. DO NOT DEAL WITH THEM IF AT ALL POSSIBLE.

This is an amazing senior/ community center. They have many activities for seniors. Did I mention…read moreBINGO!! They have IN TOUCH which is their senior program Newsletter.You can contact Marana Senior Center for more information. They are building a brand new center coming in 2025.

Great pool, clean and well kept. Locker rooms and showers are in good condition and the weight and…read moreaerobic machine room is great with a fabulous picture window facing the Catalina Mountains. The weight machines are new and I like that they are the type where each arm is independent forcing you to use both sides of your body equally.

The staff is so nice, especially the daycare staff. I'm so glad they offer childcare services for…read morethe time you're using the gym. I've used the basketball courts, tennis courts, the gym and the pool and I'm very satisfied with the condition of everything. This YMCA is not new by any means but they have kept up the condition of the equipment. I also appreciate they have community events such as a trunk or treat coming up. It's a nice way to get connected with your local community.

We enjoy our pool but and the fountains but unfortunately, today June 28, I don't think the filter…read morewas on. The flappers weren't working and the pool was filthy. Just thought I'd mention it. The fishnets were full of debris from everyone trying to keep it clean.

A wonderful development with no,golf course. 967 homes. Many activities and amenities available…read moreto residents. Low HOA fees.

Great views of Ranch. It is an historical monument to our nation's history. Great grandfather also…read moreimplemented the first stage coach communication line in the west. Later it became Wells Fargo. He later passed away at our grandfather, Carlos Robles' smaller ranch. Carlos Robles was Bernabe's son. Carlos was a twin son of Bernabe Robles. All are buried at the family plot in Tucson.

Wonderful community center! The staff are very friendly and welcoming. See website for fun…read moreactivities for all ages.

I was very surprised at this local space. I've never heard of it until I was invited to this…read morebirthday party with my kids. It's really quite amazing and highly underrated and or just not known about so much right now. There are so many different interactive activities for the kids to play with from building, color, changing, weird mirrors, and even some outdoor adventures. Far too much to list and it's way better to experience in person. There's a charge for entry daily, they also have camps and classes, and you can rent out the space for events. There's still more for me to figure out and find out with this place, but will be back for more for sure.

Second Sky is such a cool space! A description of what are from their website "Second Sky is a…read morecommunity hub with an adventure playground, event space, food and beverage destination, immersive digital environment, and STEAM support center for after-school and micro-school students." I take my daughter there for the Sunny Studio art classes and we get to enjoy the Second Sky community space afterwards. The space is quite large as is still in the process of being developed with the help of volunteers and community donations. As of now, the space it like a large warehouse....that is air conditioned! There are tables to sit and hag out, a concessions/snack stand and various interactive indoor activities, such as scooters, a cozy corner that is like a little library with books and couches, digital art and S.T.E.A.M. interactive exhibits. Outside they have the adventure playground that is really incredible! It's also a non-profit with the goal to create a space that serves the whole community. Their big picture, long-term plan is amazing. I've copied/pasted this following information from their digital booklet: "A shaded outdoor adventure playground for hands-on S.T.E.A.M. learning across multiple ages. A cafe with coffee, pastries, fast casual lunch and dinner, beer, wine and healthy soft drinks. A digital art venue. An event space with regular programming. A community space for meetings, rehearsals, clubs, and groups. A co-working spot for remote and self-employed workers. Multiple Experiences in One Place Putting these attractions in one large beautiful space lets people spend more time together instead of driving from destination to destination. By saving families time and keeping all ages occupied and engaged, we open up opportunities for child learning, homework help, career development, casual socialization and special events for all ages." Best of all, enjoying the space and playground is free!

Similar as the other experiences. Lived in my home for over 20+ years and own a few homes in…read moreRancho. The HOA does not work with residents whatsoever, just arbitrarily enforces rules, makes up rules, and makes it virtually impossible to resolve. Additionally, they benefitted hundreds of thousands in COVID funds yet provided no relief to homeowners on HOA fees during covid. So in other words, they collected the same amount of revenue they always did during COVID shut down, reduced costs by closing the gym and other amenities, and profited off the US government without passing along any relief to homeowners struggling during COVID shut downs.

I wish I had known more about HOA's before purchasing my first time home…read more Rancho Sahuarita is the epitome of an HOA that has the time on it's hands (and funds now due to nearly tripled fees in the past 10 years) to harrass residents about small things in the supposed interest of maintaining 'community quality'. From sending letters of warning about weeds an inch high right after it rains, to neutrally colored accent lighting in trees (which the community uses in community properties year 'round but are not allowed to us peon residents, to not being allowed to park on your own property and driveway with two tires barely in the gravel (despite still beimg on your own driveway) to allow your spouse easier access to the garage, the enforcement of rules is less about 'property value' and more about being a pain in the ass about anything an 'inspector' can find wrong with your private property. I'm amazed they don't demand inyerior inspections of the homes based on the completely picky and idiotic requirements enforced by this 'community'. My advice: Stay away at all costs, even knowing this review may lower my property value, I would not wish this BS against any but an enemy. Never Again will I purchase a home with an HOA, especially with 'Associa' the company enforcing these 'inspections' at our own cost nor anything built by the Sharpe family of developers. Unless you like to live in a house you pay to have someone police the most basic uses of as if it were an apartment complex, not supposedly privately owned homes.