Avista Senior Living

The biggest thing I wish I knew before hand is if you work for a living they make it hard to visit after 5 PM. At that time they lick the place up and you have to call a number to have someone come open the door which could take some time for them to do that. They told me when we were took the tour that they were in the process of setting it up for either a card or a pin but there has been no progress of either of those.

Food was terrible! That was [name removed] biggest complaint. What they could also improve on would be the housekeeping.

I would recommend in the right circumstances. It's more affordable than other places. It's clean.

I was not happy about the "move in fee" didn't know about this until I was moving her in and it feels like a way to cover the fee they pay you. I've only felt with one staff member and [name removed] the sales person. The staff person [name removed] has been great, [name removed] has been difficult to get responses out of since move in.

The overall experience gets a s because of the communication issues with the leadership. Yes, I would recommend Evergreen. What I like most is that my sister can enjoy independent living for now but when the time comes that she needs more care, she will not have to move to another apartment in the facility -- the entire complex is licensed for assisted living. That is a HUGE plus!

Understaffed. If your relative can get around on their own it could be OK. They could use a staff member to check in on residents to make sure housekeeping is being done and check in on the resident's general well-being. Better food. e. Visiting hours were too short. It is hard to make it there by the time they locked their doors.

[name removed] wasn't happy with his experience there...the previous resident in the respite apartment had apparently kept the keys to the room & medicine cabinet...so [name removed] had no way to lock up his medicines, or the room, when he'd go out of it...the tv quit working, so if he wanted to watch tv, had to go to their library, and watch what ever was showing...He needs his food puréed, as he has trouble choking if trying to swallow otherwise. They will decide if they'll accept you based upon the answers they receive according to the AZ health department...and the needs required by the person applying...

[name removed] does not particularly like the food served and is not impressed. I have to grocery shop for her each week to supplement her meals. I especially like the renovations they did recently. The residents should have more input for meals.

Overall good. Caregivers a plus. Finance people a weakness. Based on the experience we have had so far. There is a fair amount of staff turnover, but I understand that is typical for the industry I would recommend Avanti Senior Living to other families

The system could use improvement. I think that the staff is overworked and underpaid/appreciated. The staff members at Foothills Place were great! They are all truly good people that are trying their best to do right

We toured Aurora Place and this facility would have been our second choice. The friendliness was good. The cleanliness was also good from what we saw during the tour.

Have a relative in Summit Memory Care...this person stayed in the regular senior side befor moving over to memory care...In general they are ok...Dementia or Alzheimer's, brain fog is very difficult to deal with...and they seem to be ok in that area. What we have had problems with is missing items, wrong clothing, bedding, personal items. Tried talking to the staff but they just blame it on the patients.. Currently buying more clothes and bedding for the second time...Not getting better or any answers to where the things have gone missing. I don't really understand how their belongings can disappear... This relative sleeps most of the day away, has lost probably 30 lbs so far... But they seem to be at peace, I'm grateful that this relative has full care, and someone is always there in case they need. them.

We had a brief experience with Garnet Place. The initial contact was good. But our family member only ended up staying there for one day. On that first day, she was somehow able to wander off unnoticed, and she was later found in the parking lot. So they told us they would not be able to take care of her. And then they did not refund us any money that had been paid upfront. They were friendly going in, but not going out when they were done with us.

All of the people who were running the place that I initially interviewed are now gone, they've had a lot of changes with their staff. My experience has been kind of mixed, there were some really good things and a lot has fallen off. I'm unsure if it's because they're getting new people onboard. One of the bigger reasons I'd give Foothills Place lower scores is because the residents will push their buttons and wait extended periods of time to get help. I'm unsure if that's related to the quality of their staff, their lack of staff, or both.

Small community with outdated décor and very friendly staff.

They were very caring and personable.

I would recommend you stay on top of the caregivers to make sure they give the medications correctly to your loved one. I would also recommend you verify this information several times. The activities are limited and the outings have been canceled due to the pandemic.

Avista Place was sort of like apartment living, and it was was kind of an eclectic community. I think it would be a better fit for a lady. It was very homey, with lots of trinkets all over, and patios full of flowers. It just wasn’t ta good fit for my male loved one. But the people there were super nice.

Overall we really like Jasmine Place, they are just in transition period of staff right now. The facility is in a nice area and the rooms are a good size. They do offer the wifi but they have been having issues with the speed. They offer a ton of activities for residents and are always keeping them busy with things. Our loved one loves it here and the people have all been so friendly. I would recommend as long as your loved one still likes to be active.

Our family had an in person tour and our loved one felt that the surroundings were dark and not as bright and welcoming.