My mom, Pamela, was a resident at the Rancharrah Clearwater memory community for a year. The place…read moreis fantastic! Collet, Jenn, and Allie were so welcoming and kind to my mom and dad. The nursing staff were always very responsive to our questions and took excellent care of my mom. Every time we visited, she was engaged in activities, visiting with residents and staff, or enjoying a meal. Her room was always very clean, laundry put away, and everything smelled fresh and clean. Thank you so much for making a very difficult time for our family easier. She loved all of you!

I have lived at Clearwater for over a year and a half. This is excellent place to live, and I'm so…read moreglad that I'm not isolating at home. The management team is very good and very involved with us. They will fill in for absent food servers if needed. The food is quite good here, and the restaurant is open all day. The caregivers are attentive and most are culturally attuned to respecting and caring for the needs of elders. The Lifestyles department offers many things to do and has recently brought in a professional choir director for our recently-formed Silver Singers.

My father was at Corinthian Place South for hospice care in September of 2024. Mylene, William,…read moreLeia and the rest of the staff at Corinthian Place were amazing. They were kind, compassionate, and provided some of the best care I have seen. The facilities were immaculately clean, the food was great, with quiet hours at night so my dad could get sleep. I have seen several different facilities like this and Corinthian Place was the best by far. My dad was kept clean and comfortable and the staff really did their best treating him like a family member.

My family was so glad to have found Mylene and the Corinthian Place South location. My dad was…read morethere the last few weeks of his life, and I know he felt very loved by the staff. Sadly, he was there during the Covid pandemic when all homes had to take extra precautions to protect their patients, this meant we couldn't really visit in person. Mylene, Dione, Raysa and Mark were great though. Dione made sure that my dad could visit via facetime which was awesome. I know he felt very loved there. I believe the staff truly care about their clients.

When the place was Summit Estates, it was fine (as seen in all the dated photos on Google)…read more After the ownership change to Volante, the quality of care declined drastically. Had to move my mother from unsafe, actually dangerous and criminal, conditions. There are far better options nearby... reconsider placing your loved one there.

Do not place your loved one in their care. They are not responsive. They do not follow through on…read morepromised care. There is constant turnover. The food is mediocre. The panic button is used for everything. They cannot distinguish between an emergency or another issue, so response time is increased. They take medication out of patients' rooms without permission and then administer it incorrectly. The supervising nurse is rude. The trash is often not picked up. The rooms are not cleaned well. The doors to the front are open all night and no one is at the front desk. The electricity goes out too often and they don't check on the residents that are on oxygen. I do not recommend this facility.

I moved my mom to South Meadows Residential Group Home in January and I've been very happy with the…read morekindness and genuine caring of the staff, not only to my mom but to our family. The home is spacious with a huge backyard and is very comfortable. Knowing that my mom is getting great, consistent care, is so comforting to me and the communication with the owner and caregivers has been excellent! I feel like I made a great choice and I'm very thankful! I would highly recommend this home to others.

I can't say enough about the quality of care and compassion my father is receiving from South…read moreMeadows Group Home. They provide delicious meals with special needs taken into consideration. The home is always clean and bright. My father is always clean, bathed, and dressed in clean clothes. The grounds are beautiful and enjoyed by the residents when weather allows. The owner, Nucharee Yokdang, is very knowledgeable about running an assisted living/group home, including being able to help with all the necessary paperwork for long term care reimbursement and hospice. She knows just what the elderly need from a care perspective and is always looking for ways to improve their quality of life. The Holiday parties and other activities they do are wonderful for residents and family members. The whole staff treat their residents with such love, care, and respect, you can tell they view them as part of their own extended family. The greatest compliment that I can give though is the fact that my father calls it HOME! I feel so blessed there is such a wonderful place with amazing people for my father to spend his last years. Patricia P. 12/9/2023

If you're lucky enough to be reading this, move on to the next community. We moved our mother in…read moreOctober. We could not get her out of there fast enough. November 13, we got her out. Go to https://www.dpbh.nv.gov/regulatory/hcqc/health-facility-licensing-and-information/ It's the Nevada department of health. It takes a bit of navigating, but you can read all the violations and allegations. There is a reason they have a D Grade for the past year. The managers and staff are not on the same page. They can change the name all they want, but it's a horribly run care facility. Our mother was injured and it was not reported to us. She lost 9lbs in 3 weeks.

If I could put a Zero Stars review I would. This place lacks any empathy for its residents and…read moretheir families. Most of the staff actually does care. But, management does not. That creates an environment where those who personally care for our loved can't get what's needed to properly help those who most need it. My mother in law was injured while bathing. Only one med-tech was there to bath her, even though the physician's orders state that two are required. Due to the hostile environment created by management, the wounds were not addressed for 6 days. My mother in law's kids were out of the country and I am disabled, so, we did not visit for 6 days. There was blood in the shower. Plus, her toilet was disgusting. The management at Mariella is dangerous to it's residents and staff's careers. Avoid this place.

Good size rooms. Large staff turnover but a small group of core staff that stay consistent. Have…read moredeveloped good mental stimulating activities, games, painting and live music. Meals are above average for a senior care facility. Nice wide hallways. It Is attached to the Renown South Meadows hospital / ER which is convenient when needed. Some frustrating things do happen with some of the newer or less skilled staff but it is better than much of the competition. Some rooms have a strong urine smell probably because when cleaning the water might get trapped under the linoleum? Too bad they closed.

Assaad Zeid was extremely rude upon our entry. Dismissive of questions and concerns. Hallway and…read morepatients room smelled strongly or urine! Run, don't walk!!

We had to transition our mother from her home to a home with a caretaker 24/7. She's had some…read morepretty severe health bouts along with hospital and rehabs so many times in the last 2 1/2 years we have lost count.. it's taking a huge toll on her on her health and she won't recover in some aspects, let alone be able to take care of herself and her house at the same time for she lived alone. Everybody at Amy's Eden has welcomed us and treated us like family, very patient with our emotional state and most of all our mothers, within 2 days her blood pressure was extremely lower, she is at ease, she looks great, stress level much lower, no long scared for she is never alone, She has been there 3 months and no trips to the hospital that is amazing right there, she's even putting their address as hers on her outgoing mail, that might not seem like a big deal but it is for anybody who has done this before as we have with grandparents. Don't get me wrong it's been extremely taxing and difficult for her but she's came to accept this life transition and she's stronger and healthier then she has been in a long long time and so very grateful. She is thriving there and the goal is to get her into a independent facility or semi assistant living place but It looks like she's gonna be happy right where she is. She's letting somebody take care of her it's a beautiful thing to watch considering before her whole day consisted of a check sheet with just a few goals... getting out of bed, getting showered, getting to the kitchen to eat, to couch, not falling, and not forgetting to take her meds that's about all she could accomplish in a day and on a good day a load of laundry. She was a prisoner in her own home and so was I and her boyfriend..for I was running two households and taking care of her too. Now she has a much better quality of life and she's so relieved not having to rely on me and her boyfriend for everything, as a mother her guilt in that was huge. I hope this helps the family of somebody that's transitioning or the party that needs to transition..for us we had to change our way of thinking, it's all about state of mind, acceptance and a willingness to let go. I have a new mojo it goes like this ...I can't He can I think I will let Him. Thank you Amy's Eden's Senior Care you all literally saved my mom's live.

It has taken me over a year to be able to write this review…read more During our interview process Deena of Amy's Eden assured our family over & over that this was the place for dad and that the staff was extremely well trained and he would be very well cared for. The home was bright, airy and very clean. My dad lived there for 10 days. On the 10th day he had to be transported to the hospital where he died 4 days later. In his time at Amy's Eden he was overdosed twice. Once due to hospice that we were told we had to use, not by Amy's Eden. Once because the Any's Eden caregiver did not know how to read or fill out the medication log. My step-mom, sister and myself spent the first 7 days at Amy's to help make sure dad was settled and this was the right place for him. In those 7 days we essentially did the job of the caregiver day and night while trying to work with a new hospice regarding medications. On his last Friday a caregiver said it was time to let them do their job and care for him. For $20,000 we sure thought so. We checked in via phone on Sat and Sun and were assured all was well. They claimed he was taking his medications, eating and overall settling in. To say we were beyond thrilled is an understatment. During our visit on Monday we had to immediately call in the hospice nurse who had us transport to the hospital. He was covered in bruises, there was a hole in the wall and they were feeding him food while he was almost completely incoherent. My dad died of aspiration pneumonia complicated by COVID 4 days later. More than one staff member was positive for COVID while being at the house, with no mask, interacting with other staff and the 2 residents. 10 days for $20,000 and no consequences for their actions. Amy's Eden really knows what to say to take advantage of families during a most vulnerable time. If you are looking for a very expensive and quick end to your loved one's life Amy's Eden is the place for you.

I am so glad we moved my 90 year old grandmother out of this place! On december 28th 2017 we got a…read morecall early in the morning that there was no food for breakfast, went over there and there was no food in the house, no one was fed, the caregivers and owner gave us a couple of lame excuses, why there was no food, and that running out of food has only happened once, this shouldn't happen at all.  My grandmother passed out and fell after taking a shower and the ambulance was called to assist her, we were never called by the caregivers or the owner that there had been a serious issue with my grandmother's health. Patient medication is locked up and dispersed by the caregiver, my grandmother ran out of her medication, and we were left to call the pharmacy to get the prescription refilled and a rush delivery, thank goodness we did not have to contact the doctor to get the refill, that could have caused more delay in getting her prescription to her. The phone was disconnect several times and we could not get through to the house, my grandmother used a care takers cell phone to call us, again excuses as to why the phone was not in working order.  The worst part, (the month December 2017), there is a mouse infestation, that has not been taken care of. Many other families have seen the mice in action in the living area climbing out of a recliner, my grandmother had mice in her closet, she also saw one run out of her room into bathroom. When we moved my grandmother yesterday, 12/30/17, her clothes had mouse droppings stuck to them in the closet, there was mouse droppings all in the closet and along the baseboards throughout the house and hallway. No one ever cleaned her room, when we moved her, the dirt and dust poured out of her belongings.  The caregivers are always changing, and the family or patient is never notified of the changes, who the caregivers are or their credentials. The owner is very unprofessional, and very good at making excuses or telling you what you want to hear, to smooth things over to keep your family member there or you happy.

Reeds manor on Kenai has new partners and are adding to an already amazing home. Come by and…read moreschedule a tour.

Excellent facility, knowledgeable staff and the food is exceptional…read more I loved living here

Premier Residences of Reno staff is helpful, friendly and awesome! They go above and beyond for…read moretheir residents.