My parents selected and signed up for this facility even before it was built and were some of the…read morefirst residents to move in. The staff has been so caring and kind even when my dad's dementia and assorted other issues made him angry a lot in the evenings. Dad passed in October 25 at 89, and I'm positive we had him a few extra years because of the care he received. Some staff even came in on their days off for his memorial. Mom is 90 and staff and residents have helped save her life several times by noticing she wasn't functioning properly due to sepsis, morphine allergies, blood sugar, falls, etc. Thanks to all who pay attention and say something - it really does take a village! Now, have there been issues? Sure. Dad died and a contract PT person didn't know about the DNR, did CPR and brought him back. My sister worked with the facility to come up with a more effective DNR-honoring plan. We did get my dad for another couple of years. Oh, a few days later we took dad out for BBQ. Unbelievable! My sister lives nearby and visits frequently, staying on top of things because there are so many moving parts to elder care. I've tried to tip employees before, and each looked shocked and said oh, no tipping. The facility takes up a collection at year-end and splits it evenly among the employees. This ensures that families can thank staff, in a fair and financially safe manner. Part of the facility is "mostly independent" living (apartment style), part of it is more intensive/more interaction as the resident is less able to care for themselves, and part is behind locked doors for dementia folks who cannot care for themselves. Residents need to advocate for themselves, and family/friends need to visit regularly, pay attention to their loved one's mental, emotional and physical health. We're lucky - my sister is well-organized and lives in the area.

Very Bad Experiance for my elderly mother! I moved my my mom…read morein Aug 13 Day of move in.. AC not working and didn't work for 6 days. ( Avg outside temp) 113 * super loose toilet seat Week 2 and 3 cable not working. 21x staff cafe up. Its operator error, your using the wrong remote. Really, how about both cable boxes did not work. Meeting with directors to suggest a pre check-in and or walk thru. Fell on deaf ears. Week 3 , no " ambassadors " show up to show people mom around. Found out that another service offered by sales did not exist. Week 4. Got a bill 3x agreed upon amount. Excuse 1 the bill is right. Excuse 2. Company is being sold we are managing 2 set of books. Umm ok, what does that have to do with crazy charges. Excuse 3 it's for 2 months . Um ok, where is my sept bill? Answer.. we don't know. Well if you don't know who does. We don't know. Answer 4. We will get back with you. Week 5. Random persons Rx shows up in Apt. Never heard of this person. Call front desk. No person by that name lives here. Call facility nurse concerned that random meds in my mom's apt could have killed her if she was allergic to it. Zero sense of urgency. Offered to dispose of it. I'm more concerned about how it got there . Asked for follow up call... nothing ( I found correct owner of meds in 5 minutes and brought them to her. She lived in a totally different facility and was freaking out that they were missing) Week 6 Missing package. Package delivered to front, Ofer it bring it up, package goes missing, 12 different answers about potential package theories , bottom line , Gone! Week 7. I notice over $1700. Missing from my mom's account. I discover in a facility that does not allow tips, my mom had "Tipped" employees over $1700, 5 and 10 bucks at a time. All this in 7 weeks. 100% my mom's fault for offering and probably insisted they take. 100% unacceptable for a resident they labeled " having some level of dementia and confused". Week 8 give notice. I asked for a brief meeting to let mgmt know the collective reasons we were leaving . Texted at 12 was told 5 or 6 hours later they had to go to the post office. They offered a call the next day, but that was move out day! It is very disappointing that my mom who lived in her home for 35 years, had this as her first assistant living experience! I debated writing this review ! It's too late for my family , but hopefully this will help you ask some extra questions before you put your loved one here. Transitioning twice in 8 weeks had been hard, sad , frustrating and unnecessary if this place would have just done what they said they were going to! Once they got the first chubby check, it went downhill quick!!! In all fairness the director did make some things happen when I made her aware of the issue. Unfortunately messages happen not to reach her, others assigned to call us back did not, the CYA game was played at the mastery level! Future Resident beware!!

I have been working for Fairbrook Groves for 5 months. This place is beautiful and our residents…read morelove living here. The owners are amazing and work very hard to make Fairbrook Groves a place you want a family member living at. I plan on working here until I retire.

Fairbrook Assisted Living is run by wonderful, caring people who sincerely want the absolute best…read morefor their Residents! It's a wonderful home, well taken care and very organized. It is a positive, loving environment. I highly recommend Fairbrook for your loved one.

This review is based on the tour only. I am looking for a place for my parents in the future and…read moreLegacy was a very nice tour. They answered all my questions and they were very kind. The facilities seemed clean and well organized.

Relative lived here 2 years and was extremely happy. The caregivers are compassionate and…read moreefficient. Front desk is knowledgeable and friendly. Chelsea and Terri on nursing staff are professional and handle things logically. Cannot say enough about the way my relative and our family were treated at Legacy! Would recommend to residents and caregivers looking for a company that cares. Thank you to everyone who was involved in caring for my family member.

This has been life changing for our family. My mother in law is here and is the happiest we've…read moreseen her in a very long time. She has friends, daily activities, and purpose. The staff is AWESOME!

As an employee, I have witnessed great care and concern for the residents. The office staff is very…read moreprofessional and eager to assist. Offering creative activities to our residents in both assisted living and memory care, the residents stay enhaged. Accepting Altc plans and private pay, residents and families know they have a forever home. Did i mention the food is amazing! Chef Ty and his team really do put love in their food, its more than just a meal.

To the Caregivers at A Place of Joy Assisted Living,…read more I want to take this opportunity to say what a wonderful experience my Aunt Darlene has had during the almost three years she has been with A Place of Joy Assisted Living. She is well fed, the facility is always clean, the meals are wonderful, and she is as happy as one can be under her circumstances. Her husband, my uncle, visits regularly, and always knows he will find his wife up and dressed, having a meal, or just finishing one, with clean linens on the bed, a comfortable chair where she feels safe, and people around who care for her and make her feel safe. I am grateful for the peace of mind my uncle has knowing the staff care greatly about and for my aunt which allows him some sense of comfort since they cannot be together in their home. Thank you all for not only caring for my aunt, but for the tenderness with which you care for my uncle as well. He is a wonderful man, and a wonderful husband to my aunt for over 65 years. That is a saint in my book! With gratitude and thanks, Their niece, Linda

A place of joy a truly exceptional group home I don't usually write reviews but a place of joy has…read morecompletely changed my perspective on senior care not all group homes are the same and if I could give this place 100 stars I would. For three years I cared for my mother as she battled dementia, it was one of the hardest experiences of my life, I struggled to understand her mood swings her refusal to eat, shower, or take medication. I eventually had to accept that I didn't have the skills or knowledge to provide the care she needed, after moving her four times since 2022 I was feeling hopeless until one day in March 2023 I overheard a woman at the grocery store raving about a place of joy she described it as heaven on Earth a place where her father was cared for with love and dedication her words stuck with me and I decided to visit from the moment I walked in I felt something different the owner Chela is incredibly attentive to detail and it's clear that she runs this home with both expertise and a huge heart every time I visit often unannounced I see caregivers who are genuinely happy always smiling and treating the residents with kindness and patience. Most importantly I always see the residents happy. the name says it all this truly is a place of joy, if you're looking for a group home where your loved one will be treated with dignity compassion and expert care this is it. I am beyond grateful to have found this place and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking the best care for their elderly family members

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

American Orchards is an excellent community with even better staff. Joyce Tate, the Community Care…read moreDirector, truly cares about her residence, their families her and staff.

I cannot say enough good things about this Women owned and operated organization. At a time when…read moreeveryone is vulnerable, emotional, out of touch, and not sure what to do, the staff at the Hospice of the Valley stepped in and took care of our material needs during the last two weeks of my beautiful Mother's passing. So the family was able to concentrate on ourloved one and the business side of death. Thank you so much to the staff for their guidance and support during the passing of my beautiful Mother.

After the hospital told us we could no longer keep my terminally ill father there we were forced to…read moretake him to a hospice care facility. Hospice provided transportation to Dobson home using a third party transport company. The transport van was not meant for transporting humans. We live in Arizona and the temperature was over 100 degrees when they literally shoved my father in the back of a non air conditioned van. When I say shove I mean aggressively slamming him into the van repeatedly. If I was there this would not have been allowed to happen but unfortunately I wasn't. What happened to my dad was abusive and careless.

What an amazing facility and people who run it. I moved my 87 year old father here from Chicago and…read morethis was his third senior/assisted living facility. The quality of amenities, food, and most importantly the level of care and kindness he received has been unmatched. Everyone on the staff is so kind, super accommodating, and great with communication. I could not have found a better place and would highly recommend it to anyone. Your family will be in great hands.