Linda Valley Assisted Living & Memory Care

We were really impressed with the staff and their genuine care and concern for residents. Our family member had to leave for an extended hospital and nursing home period while being diagnosed with Lupus, shortly after moving in. Staff locked her room and they held it for her until her return. After being back for some time, she once again was in need of a short visit to the hospital for an infection and it was the staff that proactively sent her there for treatment. She got treated and is now well and happy "at home."

This month (April) marks six months that my aunt has been a resident at Linda Valley Assisted Living (LVAL). She has shared with me that she is enjoying the facility and loves the staff as well as the food. I have witnessed the staff at work and appreciate the care they extend to the residents and visitors. When areas of concern have been raised, responses have been forthcoming. Overall, our family and our resident loved one are happy with the care she is receiving at LVAL.

My evaluation of the actual care is very limited. My husband was only there 12 days before his death and the first four or five days I was not to visit there while he was becoming acclimatized. That actually did not happen when he entered Linda Valley he was under the care of hospice and they asked immediately during the first 24 hours if they could sedate him because he was so resistant and combative. So I have no idea what kind of care he got because already he was not eating well and was so resistant to everything. I liked working with [name removed] I felt like the set up was quite good from what I could tail. My only real complaint is that after his death on [date removed] it took 2 1/2 months to get a refund from the initial month's payment. Although part of that delay was a dispute that I had with them about the day that he actually entered their facility, I should not have to have gone after the refund after the first month he was dead.

I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The newness of the building is wonderful here. Some of the activities include outings, ice cream socials, and more for the residents to choose from. The food variety and quality could be improved for the residents. There are three meals a day and snacks provided to the residents. There are also choices for the residents to choose from for meals.

If you plan on living for 25 years after you join, it is excellent community. It is a 7th day Adventist community as well. The food was fine the few times we have eaten in the dining room. We mostly cook our own food.

This facility catered to Seventh Day Adventist people with 85% of the patients of this religion per [name removed], our tour guide. The building was 3.5 years old, very attractive inside. The dietary and religious needs did not fit our mother. $5450 was approx. quote for cost of 1 month care.

I was very impressed a lovey cozy caring place!

Went to both assisted living and independent liked the independent more but don't think it will work because they don't serve meat

I wish we would have chosen this facility when we were touring. It is a smaller community and it felt like with it being a smaller space, they would be able to manage the resident's care better versus a larger place. They were very nice and the building was maintained very well during my visit.

I loved this facility. I am going to bring my husband for a visit as soon as he wishes. I will look at the other two but I think this will be it....when he is ready. Thank you for all of your help. Marvelous!! {removed]