Avista Senior Living

They are very clean and seem to be on top of things. They know all of there patience by name and where they like to spend their days. The CNA's are always on top of their medications and know which ones they are taking. My dad seems to enjoy living there

I would recommend it based on the time i was there . It changed ownership after I was there for a time and everything improved. If the new owners still manage the facility its probably still good. Its close to where I live.

Walking into Avista Nampa, the feeling that is felt is warm, kind and friendly. There is a light business about the building, but not too overwhelming. The staff make you feel like each person is a friend, and so their interaction is genuine, and kind. There is creativity and thoughtfulness throughout the community.

Have really good staff.

Very comfortable.

Nice place to live and cared for. Some of it is a little costly.

Love it.

The facility is always clean but there is frequently a sewage smell in the parking lot and inside in the afternoons. I think from bad plumbing which has been a constant issue. The staff has been wonderful attentive and responsive. Administrative staff 4 for lack of communication at times (shutting off water without notice, quarantine without explanation). But [name removed] gets a 10 - she is fantastic The food is horrible. We are trying to find a solution but most times it is not edible. There are lots of great activities There are unkept promises ie: the shuttle is not available as was said initially and the food is so bad. The caregivers and all the staff are wonderful, friendly and so helpful! Special shout out to [name removed] the marketing director and care giver [name removed]. She has shown great care for my parents when they were sick and when my dad fell. The kitchen/dining room staff is also very nice and attentive - unfortunately I the food has been poor quality I believe from lack of skills in that department. If the plumbing and food gets fixed I would give them 5 stars

My dad is now building his community there. Meal times are his anchor. He is now inviting new people to join in and being very intentional to help them make friends. He is starting to do more afternoon activities as well. It just takes time to make a new community home.

What we like the most about the community is the nurses, they are great. The staff in general has been awesome, and at the moment they do not have anything to improve on

There is frequent turn over of staff. That being said, the staff is very kind and caring. Staff turnover continues to be a problem, but the staff who are here are excellent!!!!

It seemed to be the best fit for my mother-in-law. It is a smaller community compared to some of the others we looked at. She said it felt more like home.

The food has actually improved since a year ago. I think it's just hard. I mean institutional food whether a dorm, school lunch room or living facility just isn't as flavorful as homemade or restaurant. My one complaint is that, the only church services available are LDS. Also sooo many LDS meetings take place here. Having lived in UT for 30 some years, I'd forgotten how oppressive and annoying the culture is until you get use to it. It's been a very hard adjustment for my mom.

They could be more organized with the activities. And advertise the day on both levels of the community. They could be less messy and keep the floors in the dining room cleaned between meals. The decorate nicely but then only partially put things away. They need to clean dining tables between meals. They need to have more fiber in the menus. Like options for whole wheat breads. More greens ( not iceberg lettuce!)

The director and staff are friendly and really do make the tenant [fee amount] comfortable.

We have been pleased with the care out family member has received here. She has lots of friends here.

Staff are friendly with residents and seem to genuinely want to help where possible.

Well cared for, fed, and treated respectfully.

My sister has been a resident at Spring Garden for over two years. She has been well cared for and, since I live on the east coast, I have never had to worry about her care. She has always been the story teller and jokester in any group. We feel so lucky she has retained that cheerful outlook to this day. Her favorite times are the sightseeing bus trips where she will often narrate the history of the site. She’s made many friends at Spring Garden.

We visited Avista in the spring of 2024, and immediately got onto their waitlist. My relative is super mobile and has dementia, so she needs a unique memory care place to live. Avista in Albuquerque has two buildings separated by a very big, unlocked courtyard. Residents are free to walk in this courtyard and between buildings all day long, by themselves. We saw two residents enjoying the nice gardens by themselves, so we know they are free to roam. There were two staff members who stood out. They have both worked at Avista for more than 20 years and both clearly loved their work. This is a really good indicator of a quality memory care residence.