Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care
8035 E. Brown Road, Mesa, AZ 85207
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5
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September 12, 2024
I moved into Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care. They're very caring people that help take care of things. If you need help, they're right there. The food is good, and I gained weight, and that's not good. It's a very friendly place. They have someone they call a housemother, and she runs around a lot, comes in, and makes sure everything's all right. You can always call her if you need something. I've never had an issue since I've been here. The staff is so helpful. The facility is very clean. It's perfect. If there's a mess, it's taken care of right away. Places like this are expensive. This place is very close to my daughter's house. I'm only a half-mile away from her.
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About Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care in Mesa, Arizona
It is our goal to create and provide a safe home-like environment for each of our residents and Super Caregivers. The way we provide this environment is by making our communities beautiful, clean and delivering “WOW” experiences.
Our SUPER Caregivers are committed to providing the following to our residents:
- Delivering “WOW” Experiences
- Being Flexible and Teachable
- Being Responsible
- Being Compassionate
- Creating Positive Interactions
- Building Staff Synergy
- Communicating
- Creating a Home-Like Environment
- Being a SUPER Caregiver
- Creating Fun, Smiles and Laughter
At Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care we provide the following services:
- Three meals daily
- 24 hour care
- Life enhancing activities
- Regular wellness checks by RN
- Scheduled transportation
- Housekeeping and linen service
- Cable television
- Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming
- Medication administration
- Laundry service
- Escort to meals and activities
- Assistance with ambulation and transfers
- Incontinence care
- Special diets
- Eating assistance
To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing
Services and Amenities of Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care in Mesa, Arizona
Pets
- Pets
- No Pets
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $2000; Assisted Living is rent + care/Memory Care is all inclusive
- Housing: Private & Shared Bedrooms
- Special Comment: We know that if your loved one is in need of Assisted Living then Heritage Village is a wonderful place to call home. Thank you for placing your trust in us and allowing us to care for your loved one.
- State Licenses: 8L10534C
Costs for Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care in Mesa, Arizona
Assisted Living
$3,800
Starting Price
Memory Care
$4,200
Starting Price
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Reviews of Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care in Mesa, Arizona
3.8
(15 reviews)
Facility
4.1
Staff
4.0
Food
4.0
Activities
3.5
Value
3.5
Donna
5
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September 12, 2024
I moved into Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care. They're very caring people that help take care of things. If you need help, they're right there. The food is good, and I gained weight, and that's not good. It's a very friendly place. They have someone they call a housemother, and she runs around a lot, comes in, and makes sure everything's all right. You can always call her if you need something. I've never had an issue since I've been here. The staff is so helpful. The facility is very clean. It's perfect. If there's a mess, it's taken care of right away. Places like this are expensive. This place is very close to my daughter's house. I'm only a half-mile away from her.
mhardt
1
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November 8, 2023
Run-dont walk from this place!!! This place is understaffed and the staff that is there is not properly trained to take care of anyone!! The facility is dirty, residents are not showered regulary, their laundry is not taken care of and bedding is never changed. In addition, the kitchen is disgusting, the refigerator does not have shelving and the food sits in boxes on top of boxes. Food is not rotated or dated. There is no dishwasher so plates and utensils are never sterilized and are washed in dirty sink water. The med tech do not make sure the residents take the meds and leave mes=ds on the tables. rediculious!!! Residents are ignored by staff, because of the shortage and the retio of resident to staff was usually 1-18. If you talk to management-they will tell you that they are still understaffed and the lies will continue-Again RUN-dont walk!!
Heather
4
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July 25, 2023
Overall, Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care was clean. The staff was helpful. The room was OK. I really didn't see exactly any other activities because nobody was really doing anything when I was there. I didn't sample the food, but the dining area looked nice.
Dana
5
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January 14, 2023
My husband has moved into Heritage Village. It's very nice. Everyone thinks they're in a hotel. The room is rather nice. They have big wooden tables for people to sit around. There's a big picture window that faces a garden area. They can't go out there, but it's very visual for watching the rain or birds. I like the staff. I think they're very good. They're very warm, caring, and very supportive. They have activities for assisted living. There's not much to do for memory care, but most of them can't participate in activities. There're no locks on the doors, which aggravates my husband because he's not completely deficient in his memory. So, it disturbs him that he doesn't have more to do, but he's a flight risk. He tries to break out, that's why he's there. The food looks pretty good to me. There's fruit with breakfast and French toast. I haven't seen the dinners, but the breakfasts always look great. I have no complaints. The staff all seem fine to me, even the nonprofessionals are very sweet. I see them sitting outside. They did take them out for Christmas to see the lights, in a bus, and got them ice cream and stuff. The food looks great, and the facility it's very clean. It's kind of expensive, but I think the price was worth it at this point. If I could move into assisted living, it would be lower. They told me it would come down if they could move him to less secure, he's in top security. I thought it was a good choice.
Reviewer RC#0901c
5
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October 6, 2022
I chose Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care, because of the location and the ability to live in your own small 15-person or so building, not having to be among hundreds of people all the time. The food here is very good. My room is very nice. They actually had a community luncheon where they took them to a restaurant yesterday. There would also be an outing coming up to go to Walmart next week. They have a nail salon, too. They're just great, helpful, and professional people.
Ken
5
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March 11, 2022
Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care were very helpful right from the get-go. They kept the appointment as they were supposed to. They were very open about what services they provided and how much it would cost. I did not get a salesman feeling from them, whereas I did from some of the other places. Others were a little pushy. Heritage Village was not, and that made a big difference to me. Now that mom has moved into their memory care, I'm extremely happy with the service. They've been very attentive to her needs. Everything that they said they were going to do, they did. They even moved her into a new facility. They gave me a discounted rate for the move-in. Their prices are extremely competitive. So, I would highly recommend them to anybody looking to have a loved one cared for. Mom seems happy with the food as well. There's a nice little outside area at each of the houses, so they could sit outside, and they have an activity guy running around the different houses.
Juliet
3
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December 21, 2021
I was not impressed with the staff at the Heritage Village Assisted Living & Memory Care. I was impressed with the facility. The only thing I didn't like about the facility was that they were separated into houses. The houses were very nice, but there really wasn't much in each of the houses. There was just one central sitting room for all the activities, the eating, the kitchen, the living room, the dining room, and the activity room. They are all one big room. There was no no getting away from that. It was all central in one area, and it was just like a big house. There wasn't much in terms of any kind of independence or privacy. I did not try the food, but I was really impressed with their kitchen. It looked like a chef's kitchen, and it smelled good. It seemed like the food offerings were very healthy and fresh. It's really too far from us.
ReviewerRD#0226lc
5
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March 19, 2021
My husband is in memory care at Heritage Village. So far, so good. He hasn't been there very long, and we're still in the adjustment period. The staff members I've dealt with have been very helpful and very nice. I've only seen the apartment building from the outside, but it's very nice, and apparently it's fairly new. I also know that they try to keep them active, and apparently he is participating. That's really all I know at this point. This is all very new to me, and with the virus, you don't get to go in and physically look at things. The facility was very nice, and when I went into the office area, it was very nice and very clean, too. The value for the money seems to be comparable to most other facilities, and everybody seems to charge the same amount for the same care.
Katherine
3
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March 16, 2020
Heritage Village Assisted Living looked nice, but it wasn't what we were looking for, and it's more expensive. The apartment we showed looked nice, although it's smaller and more expensive than my dad's current place. I met a few of the staff members and they seemed pretty nice. Their dining area was alright, but they didn't have a lot of the extra amenities and things to do so much. The place itself was pretty clean. I didn't see any activities at all during my tour. They were all in like little separate smaller communities but each one has their own controlled central area with different layouts. It looked nice.
cbkrys
1
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April 7, 2017
This place is beautiful but the service is crappy. I was not impressed. I was looking for a place for my father, i had spoken to Stan, who is the director there or in admissions. He was just plain rude and instead of giving us the tour an MA did, eho couldn't answer a lot of our questions. I left and did not place my father there. No thanks
Christine434476
4
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February 23, 2017
Heritage Village was a very nice place, I liked the way that they had the community setup; it's not the traditional assistant living layout that I am used to seeing. It was more family style living and houses, so I thought that was a very interesting concept. The bedrooms were fairly small; I think that would need getting used to for some people, but the amenities that they have were very nice, and the staff was very kind. It was probably more money that we were looking to spend, but it was very nice.
Lisa G.025783
5
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August 23, 2016
Heritage Village Assisted Living is a brand-new, beautiful facility for long-term care. There are 16 people per house. It’s sort of like a home with a kitchen in the middle. It’s very nice, well done, and well built. The staff is fabulous. They were having dinner when we went there, so that was nice. They had a salon and other activities like exercise, singing, and music.
Kathleen308282
4
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July 29, 2016
I was able to visit Heritage Village, and it looked like it was well staffed. It was brand new, so it’s beautiful and homier because it was in a large home. The kept 16 residents per hour. It has a regular kitchen and a family-room type setting. Their rooms are beautiful. They were single beds in a room, just like in home. They had scheduled breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Gail821331
3
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June 17, 2016
They didn’t know I was coming to Heritage Village. The place was very small, and they had elderly people sitting everywhere all squashed in together. The kitchen was bigger than the place for them to sit and watch TV. They showed me a room where my friend could take a shower, and she told me a little bit about it. They might be very good at taking care of the patients, but not talking to people.
Glenna4
5
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February 15, 2016
I like everything about Heritage Village. It's new, small, and very personalized, and I like the location. The staff is very good, very compassionate, helpful, and kind. It's a new place; so they're modern, convenient, with nice showers, and nice bathrooms.
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