Avista Senior Living

We were in a desperate situation trying to find somewhere for mom to live. Evergreen Village really worked with us on getting Mom into a room. With regards to the food... It's a bit hard to answer. I've noticed there are some meat items that are tough/dry/hard to chew. I think the age of the clientele should be considered in menu planning. That being said, some meals are good. I suppose it's like any place that you eat, some things just aren't good. I will also say that they seem to have a staff shortage sometimes. Mom's shower is sometimes delayed a half a day to a day. Seems like the dining area struggles sometimes with timely service. The cleaning schedule has changed a few times. They do always seem to be able to get in and make up what they missed. Overall, I'm seems good and Mom hasn't had any complaints. There are just little things off and on I think could be improved.

I would highly recommend Avista.

My mother died last [date removed]. The facility was great taking care of mom. They were great to mom. I would highly recommend them. Rooms were always clean, staff was awesome!

We chose Evergreen Village because of the services offered, the cleanliness of the facility, friendliness of staff and activities. The only thing is to make sure they contact who is listed in the notes. My sister who lives in Prescott and the primary contact left on vacation and I was put in charge as the primary contact. My Aunt Jackie was taken by ambulance to the hospital and I was not contacted. I think we have corrected this.

Coming back to live in my home town has been more than a homecoming. Avista's community of residents and staff have welcomed me with a homey secure feeling. I'm able to relax & enjoy hobbies and activities.

I really enjoy living here. It was a good decision for me. I toured other facility but Avista had lots of activities and events and transportation available. I can be as active as I want or not - its my choice. Meals are good with lots of variety.

5 for all categories. We are having a great experience with Avista Senior Living Magnolia. It is very family friendly and accommodating for all of her needs. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families.

He feels that the staff is always friendly and helpful. The facility has a large library that he uses quite often. I really can't think of a time he has been critical of anyone or anything there. His place is very comfortable size. Bathroom is good also, room to move around in. No complaints.

The facility itself is very open and spacious. Very inviting! The staff is amazing and so so friendly. They all get to know the residents in a first name basis. It's awesome! The staff are seriously the best!

There was no option to make changes to what was offered. What was served is what my dad had to eat. In general it's a shame elderly people pay astronomical rates for long-term care. More than a general mortgage and most have no income and have to pay these prices. Faculty and staff were great. Every time we visited everyone was friendly and helpful!

We placed my mother in the memory care unit at Avista. The staff from the receptionist, office and caretakers were absolutely wonderful. They took very good care of my mother and were very compassionate with us. I would highly recommend this facility. I would also like to thank [name removed] for everything she did for us and for her loving compassion.

I like the facility and would live there myself. It is clean, good meals, and it is close to family. They provide activities to keep you active.

Very wonderful place. Being here has made a big difference in my life. My care has been excellent.

The CNA's are amazing! They have all been friendly and go out of their way to make my dad comfortable. Housekeeping has been good. The nurse has been great with communication. The meals are mostly good It's a small community and that's what I like about it. I would highly recommend.

We looked at three places. One was perceived as low class. One was too small. Palazzo was "Just Right". If you need a place that will take care of a member of your family then call[name removed] in sales and move them in.

The facility was recommended from a relative who knows the nurse that works there, and she highly recommended the facility because of the nurse. All of the staff in my experience since my father moved into the facility, have been extremely friendly, go out of their way to make my father feel welcome and are all are very active and involved with the residents well-being and care. They have activities to keep the residents busy every day. My father has been there for a year now since his stroke, and his health has improved due to the care, he receives at the facility. If you are looking for a place for your loved ones, I would recommend speaking to this facility to find out if it's a right fit for your family.

People and staff are friendly and activities are great! My mom has been concerned about food quality lately and knows there have been meetings regarding overall impressions of food. I would recommend The Palazzo to others looking.

All the staff was great! Everyone was very helpful when I had questions and answered them immediately! They showed you what the possibilities were for the rooms. So you could make a decision based on needs and financial ability. We found the rooms to be very accommodating.

The reason we gave the activities a 3 is because [name removed] doesn't join many of them so I'm not sure how well he likes them. He's still working on breaking in to the idea. With the overall value for cost, we are still having trouble getting long term care insurance to pay which I had hoped they could help more with. However, based on the experience we have had so far with Spring Gardens, we would wholeheartedly recommend them to other families.

We are not sure on the activities, but as for the value for cost that is so far so good. Spring Gardens Draper community really has a good atmosphere . The building is beautiful but the employees are all so great and that's what really counts.