Horrible, no confidence in the care of a loved one that ultimately had to suffer and be transferred…read moreto a hospital. Developed a bed sore and was malnourished during their stay

Both my grandparents and my great grandmother have lived here. Great amenities and care.read more

This company treats their patients like family! Our grandmother was referred for home health after…read morea recent hospitalization. She had nursing and physical therapy needs. She was sure that this was the end of "life as she knew it", and wanted us to start looking into an assisted living facility. She was quite depressed due to her weakness and inability to get out of the house. As this was her first time requiring in home care, she was a bit leery of letting "strangers" in her home as she has always been so independent. After her first visit, she immediately called us and reported how kind and wonderful the nurse was. What a relief! He was very thorough, took time explaining her new medications, and assured her that she would be back to playing Bingo soon. She had hope, and was overjoyed! The therapist came a few days later, and she was again... impressed on how gentle he was, while still giving her a workout! Sure enough, after a few weeks of coordinated care, she was feeling confident enough to get out and about, and was back to playing with her bingo buddies. We will definitely use Palmeira in the future if needed. It's not every day that you find a cohesive care team that puts the patient's needs over the insurance company's desires.

Palmeira Home Health - Phoenix AZ location…read more Patient J.K. expressed exceptional satisfaction with the services provided by Physical Therapist Johnathan Kingsley & LPN Antoine Armstrong. Johnathan listened to her; was very patient; and adjusted his therapeutic techniques to suit her needs.  Antoine listened to her; was very kind, patient & attentive to her medical needs.

I stayed here for a month following a hospitalization for a knee infection that became septic and…read morerequired continued antibiotics. I thought my care was very good. The people were really nice and they worked very hard. You need to realize; however, that this is not a resort. They assist a lot of people, with different needs who require precise medical care. There is a degree of "regimentation" with med time, meal time, shower day, therapy time. They do try to have some fun with posted activities to try. I am now looking at additional surgery on my knee and I would not hesitate returning to The Center at Val Vista for my recovery.

Although we did not select this facility for my husband's care, it remains on our short list. It's…read morea newer facility. Patient rooms are on upper floors. Rooms are nice, but don't offer refrigerators and microwaves. Family can provide them. They offer personal services as well as quality health care and therapy. The tour was thorough and everyone we met seemed happy. Very clean facility and updated.

I highly recommend CareWise and Genevieve who was so detailed and helpful in the daunting process…read moreof finding a nice place for my mom. I couldn't have done it without her. I'm forever grateful.

I cannot thank you enough for the service you provide. My entire family was panicked and tearing…read moretheir hair out for weeks trying to figure out a supportive, economical, and socially appropriate housing solution, and Kylee figured it out in less than 48 hours. We would have never found this perfect situation without you. You are an absolute angel!

Moved in here, a retirement community called Mirabella@ASU, because this 20-story building is…read morelocated on the campus of Arizona State University. It was the second day it opened...a little over three years ago. From my apartment on the 10th floor I look east across the beautiful campus and see the McDowell Mountains and the rising sun each morning, as well as students scurrying, riding skateboards, and hurrying to class. Residents are also able to take classes tuition free and participate in many campus activities. It's an easy walk to the football and basketball facilities, and my favorite, baseball, is just four miles away. The Gammage Performance Center is an easy walk, as well as the many shops downtown. For transportation we have light rail that goes all over the Valley, just a short ride to see the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Phoenix Suns, or the Phoenix Symphony! Similar facilities are remotely located...go out the gate and see desert or a residential neighborhood. We have shops, groceries, a drug store, entertainment, and a movie theater! My one-bedroom apartment is spacious and comfortable with maintenance and cleaning included. Our computer/TV guy Trevor is one of the top five reasons to live here...get a new printer...he will make it work in no time!! Our maintenance people are prompt and pleasant for issues with appliances or repair of anything that comes up or to assist in special projects. We also have three restaurants serving a variety of new items as well as old favorites. Many ASU students work in the restaurants and our underground parking garage. None of us get into a hot car because it's all underground! Valets provide airport service and also drive those without with a car for appointments within a reasonable distance! Residents are also kept busy going all over the Valley in 15-passenger buses to varied locations. Many events and speakers are offered; it's sometimes impossible to do it all. One floor is designated as Assisted Living and another for Memory Care. So if you are thinking about moving from the big house that's heavy maintenance, don't wait until you have a fall or accident. Come here, meet new people, and join in the activities. If you have grown children, it's a great gift for us to all downsize and know there are people nearby to help as we grow older and less able to handle the burden of home ownership or living alone. Come to Mirabella@ASU, 65 E University Dr, Tempe, Arizona!! Patsey Brock Resident (This is not a paid advertisement or even requested. I just want to share the good news!!)

While attending a presentation here Feb 15 and 16th I explored Mirabella at ASU and the surrounding…read morearea. Upon entering the lifelong learning auditorium I liked the inviting lobby. The spacious conference room and the meticulous kept bathrooms created an impression on me too. The residences of this retirement community are encouraged to attend the free monthly events held in the life long learning room. Continued growth and learning are supported with presenting occupants with ASU student cards- which gives access to privileged facilities and resources, access to all university libraries, free access to most sporting events and performances and lectures. A array of healthcare services ranging from memory care, assisted living to rehabilitation. Culinary choices include a bistro, a cocktail lounge and fine dining options. Other offered services include laundry, housekeeping and transportation. For those seeking an active and social community in their golden years, this may be an option worth looking into.

Excellent care, good nurses, good, courteous front desk staff. Limited food choices, but excellent…read morefood service.

Two of the front staff are not empathetic to the families's needs and operate in a militant type…read moreway. The doctors are all fantastic!

Arvin is absolutely amazing! He is so kind, caring, and genuinely goes above and beyond to make…read moresure his patients feel supported and taken care of, couldn't have asked for anyone better!

Mr. Belmonte is an outstanding, He is compassionate, highly organized, and always puts the…read moreresidents' care and well-being first. His professionalism and genuine kindness make a real difference every day.

i have been here for 4 years-very clean and the staff is caring and professional. they keep it very…read moreclean and organized. i would recommend it to others

Desert Peak is clean and organized. The staff is pleasant…read moreand very friendly with the residents. Nurses, Social Services, and PT are hands-on and ready to do what it takes to improve the residents' quality of life.

Mom had a stroke and went here to rehabilitate. The nurses…read moreand support staff were extremely attentive. Mom reported they were friendly and came when called, right away. Food was good for hospital food. She loved the Mac-n-cheese lol. PT, OT and Speech had her up and moving everyday. Case manager was in constant communication and showed great concern for mom. She also took time to explain insurance and policies with me. Admission, front desk all were amazing. I will re-edit this to include more names but Adel, Dr Wong, Sharon, Wilshaun and many more were extremely helpful and kind. They only reason this isn't 5 star is the release information says Mom can walk 7 feet and do things she just isn't quite able to do. She is only standing a little since coming home. I wish they would have fought to keep her a little longer. But we are working on continuing her Exercises she learned there. We had a very bad experience with a skilled nursing facility I would suggest this place and acute rehab 100 times over. Dignity is full of loving, caring, dedicated people

My husband got good healthcare and the physical therapy was excellent. The only issue I have is…read morethey recommended Arizona Home Care for his IV home care and physical therapy and I have been on their 24 hour helpline, for over two hours, to ask a question and no one answers, no answer to my voicemail as well.

I recently had a procedure done at this hospital. They were kind, caring and professional. I…read morethought everyone I was in contact with did a nice job. Thank you. A. Foster BooksbyAFoster.com Free Books for EVERYONE!

My Dignity Chandler experience in the observation area was horrible. the cubicles resemble cells…read more The ac froze me all night. Earlier staff were heard saying "68 is plenty warm for them ". This unit temp is centrally controlled at the nursing station. The ac vent for my cubicle was directly above my bed. I was admitted with pneumonia and sepsis. Cold air pouring down on my chest and very arthretic joints caused me unrelieved pain all night. I had on a hoodie and a fleece robe over my hospital gown. Staff brought heated thin blankets. They offered brief relief until they cooled down. I complained bitterly all night about the cold. I had the covers pulled up over my nose because even my nose was freezing! When day shift arrived the caregiver told me "I felt bad for you after I got home because you were so cold." She helped me go outside to get warm in the morning AZ sun. Getting warm eased my joint pain considerably. Coming in someone from day shift said to us, "the thermostat is right here. I'll turn it up". I'm sure the night shift considered me a problem patient because I complained bitterly all night about freezing and the cold increasing my arthritis pain. Why they would put up with a complaining cranky patient rather than turn the ac to 70 is beyond me. The nurse told me "we have 20 beds and only 2 bath rooms." They wanted me to use a bedside commode. I am old but ambulate at a quick pace with walker. The only relief I had from my ice box cubicle was walking to the bathroom. For safety they accompanied me. Staff let me know it was a major inconvenience to walk with me to the bathroom. Patients, especially elderly folks, can develop blood clots from not getting. Their convenience and comfort were more important than patients welfare! I have been a patient at Dignity Mercy. I have nothing but good to say about that experience. I was also a patient at This hospital Dignity Chandler for 5 days in June with pneumonia and sepsis. No complaints only praise. Because of this horrible freezing experience and judgemental uncaring night staff in the observation area. I will do everything I can to never come here again. Marlene Hickman