Desert Rose
1545 S 14th Ave, Yuma, AZ 85364





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November 19, 2024
Desert Rose is very pretty. If you don't need assistance and you can do a lot of walking, that's a great place to be. But my mom has a walker so she's limited in her walking. There was a lot of long- distance walking there, and so it didn't work. The food was good, and it was a good selection, too. They had a lot of interesting dishes that were presented differently. The place was very pretty and very clean. My mom would still be there if she hadn't had her stroke. In that short period of time that she was there, they upgraded the dining facility and everything, so it's a very nice place. It's for senior living, not assisted living. They have lots of activities, too. My mom enjoyed the most was the activity with a balloon. It was like they're playing volleyball with it, so that kept them moving and laughing. The staff was helpful, courteous, and pleasant. There was just a little bit of delay in getting things done there. Regarding value for money, the rooms were more like apartments and so it made it feel like you had a home instead of just a room.
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About Desert Rose in Yuma, Arizona
Desert Rose Desert Rose is a pet-friendly independent senior living community located in Yuma, Arizona, just minutes from West Wetlands Park. Desert Rose features spacious senior apartments available in studio, one- and two-bedroom floor plans. Each unit includes modern amenities like a kitchenette, basic cable TV, and individual thermostat control. Select floor plans feature a patio or balcony, providing residents with their own private outdoor space. Covered parking is available. The well-maintained grounds feature a patio, garden, walking paths, and swimming pool. Community common spaces are designed to foster engagement and include an indoor swimming pool, resident kitchen, fitness center, game room, and fireplace. A well-stocked library is available for book clubs or solo readers, and residents enjoy the convenience of an on-site barber shop and beauty salon, along with a large screen TV lounge. The community offers a wide range of all-inclusive services and amenities, such as housekeeping and light linen services, plus a calendar of social events. Three freshly prepared meals are served each day in the dining room, with a variety of menu options crafted by the culinary team. Scheduled transportation is available for appointments, outings, and errands. Upon move-in, each resident receives a wearable Lively® Mobile Plus GPS device, which provides 24/7 emergency medical and personal assistance both within the community and outside it. Home care and home health services are available on-site from third-party providers at an additional cost. Desert Rose is less than a 10-minute drive from Sprouts Farmers Market grocery and Yuma Regional Medical Center. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Arizona Department of Health Services Public Health Licensing
Reviews of Desert Rose in Yuma, Arizona
Sandy
4
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November 19, 2024
Desert Rose is very pretty. If you don't need assistance and you can do a lot of walking, that's a great place to be. But my mom has a walker so she's limited in her walking. There was a lot of long- distance walking there, and so it didn't work. The food was good, and it was a good selection, too. They had a lot of interesting dishes that were presented differently. The place was very pretty and very clean. My mom would still be there if she hadn't had her stroke. In that short period of time that she was there, they upgraded the dining facility and everything, so it's a very nice place. It's for senior living, not assisted living. They have lots of activities, too. My mom enjoyed the most was the activity with a balloon. It was like they're playing volleyball with it, so that kept them moving and laughing. The staff was helpful, courteous, and pleasant. There was just a little bit of delay in getting things done there. Regarding value for money, the rooms were more like apartments and so it made it feel like you had a home instead of just a room.
Reviewer#RD0201dl
3
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February 14, 2024
We toured Desert Rose. It was just a walk-in. We didn't have an appointment as they usually require that at that particular one. They were busy and so on. We just went down and saw one room. It was a one-bedroom. It's probably 600 square feet. It was ground level, and it had a patio. A lot of their rooms have balconies. Their units here would be my first choice basically, because they either have a patio or a balcony, and I like to be able to get out from the room. In terms of cleanliness and maintenance, we didn't see much, but everything seemed OK.
Sandra
5
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April 9, 2023
We are on the waiting list at Desert Rose. We want a 2-bedroom, and there are none available at this time. I have a very dear friend living there also. I'm very familiar with what it's like, including the dining room, the activities, and everything. They did take me on a tour just recently, and everything was real nice. It looked really great. It is very warm and very bright. The rooms were all very light. They have good windows. I liked that it wasn't dark and gloomy. The manager went to the kitchen and brought me back a pie to take home, which was real nice. They have lots of activities, the library, the beauty salon, and exercise programs. They have a minister there on Sundays. On Wednesday evenings he does bible study, which is very nice. They have activities for making things, like decorations for Valentine's Day. The staff was very nice. I saw the residents playing a game in the lobby, and they have a television where they have movies.
Bonnie
4
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March 10, 2023
I went to Desert Rose a couple of times, and that was my favorite place. And then I realized when I visited there the second time that they don't have any cooking facilities in the apartment. There's no stove, no range top, no oven, and I did not see a microwave. I loved the facility, it was just great looking. It had a lot of what we wanted, but I can't imagine living without a place to warm up a cup of coffee or have a little bit of soup for supper if I don't want to go down to the dining room. That's not acceptable for me and my husband. I loved the inside of the building. The dining area was in the center of the building. It had a huge sky-lighting space. There was a lovely little balcony that ran along the second floor where the residents could come out of their rooms. My daughter went with me, and we were seated in the dining room with a lady that lives there. And as we were eating, this man with just a beautiful voice, came out on the balcony and started singing. That just made me feel so good. I will say the food was nutritious and looked beautiful on the plate, but the vegetables were kind of wilted and didn't seem fresh.
Jane
5
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May 23, 2022
We toured Desert Rose yesterday. They were very welcoming when they called and they understood our situation. They had ambassadors who greeted us. They provided a tour of the different rooms that we had requested to see, such as a studio and a one-bedroom, and they also showed us the salon, the gym, the library, and the theater. Once the tour was completed, we got to enjoy a very nice gourmet lunch. Everybody was just very nice.
Richard
4
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October 1, 2021
Desert Rose is very much independent living. If you needed any assisted living amenities, you had to contract with an agency that's on-site. It was a very clean environment. It's the largest of the facilities I went to. They have a very large dining room. We got a chance to look at a one-bedroom apartment. I was more interested in the two bedrooms, but we didn't get a chance to look at a room, and then the studio. It was a very nice environment. But I think the only downside to the place was the lack of integration between the room and board and the services, assisted services. The staff is very friendly, and I would say that the young lady that gave us the tour, Christine, wasn't her primary job, so she wasn't as polished as Marlina, who does that regularly.
Debra
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August 22, 2021
I toured Desert Rose. I loved it. What I liked the most was the caring atmosphere, how they catered to the seniors, and how they have multiple activities throughout the day for them to choose from. I can go on and on. I love the location. The staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. I just totally loved it. I plan to take back Dad for a visit to have lunch because he ended up knowing some friends that are there, so they invited him to come back, so we're going to go back and visit them, and maybe have lunch at that time. They were very, very hospitable. The place was spotless everywhere we went. We did visit two rooms, a one-bedroom, and a studio. They weren't even ready for renting out, but they weren't dirty, and they were still pretty nice. We also saw the activity rooms, and that all seemed very clean and nice. My dad loved the place so much that he asked me to cancel the other tour because if he's going to go anywhere, he's already decided it would be Desert Rose.
Glenn
4
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August 10, 2021
I toured Desert Rose for myself and my wife. I would say it's a very nice, economical, clean, and friendly facility. The staff was friendly. I looked at the studio and the 1-bedroom. They also have 2-bedrooms, and when you move in, you have new paint and a new carpet. They are pet-friendly, and I know they have group activities. They have a pool table, a piano, shuffleboard, a swimming pool, and a dog park.
Shavaun
5
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June 21, 2021
My grandfather moved into Desert Rose. It has really nice people, and it's a really nice place. The rooms are nice. The people care a lot, and they're really polite. It's really clean and well kept. It's a nice community. It's a little pricey; all in all, it's worth it.
Shirley
4
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June 5, 2021
Desert Rose seems to be very nice. They have been very helpful so far. I met a couple of people who live there and they seem to be quite happy about it. We've eaten their food a couple of times that they have prepared for us and given to us to take out home. The food seems to be good. They have the standard amenities. They have a swimming pool. I haven't done any of it yet because I haven't moved in. I know they have scheduled shows, movies, and such in the afternoons. On a paper they gave me, they have exercises of different types and such. There were a couple of different pool tables. They have bingo, they play different kinds of card games in the evening, and they have a beauty salon. It seems like there is plenty to do. The staff members were very efficient and they gave me all the help that they could on the first day when I was having the tour. I have chosen a 2-bedroom-2-bath. It's 900-square feet. The facility appeared to be very nice.
Jennell
5
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June 3, 2021
I had a friend that I used to see in Desert Rose. I also helped her move in there a couple of years ago. The staff was very friendly. They had upstairs and downstairs, but they only had one stairway other than elevators. It was kind of a fire hazard I thought. They had some real nice rooms though. They had a little kitchenette, big closets, a small pool, and everybody had their own TV in their room. They also had room service. They have laundry facilities, if you want to do your own laundry. They have staff that came in and cleaned for you. When I first went there, I had a free meal. I sat at the table with the residents. It was a nice and friendly atmosphere. It has everything you need. I have nothing to complain about except when parking was a little hard. You can always park on the street if you have to. Residents who owned cars have their own parking too. There is also a bus that would take you to doctors' appointments or do a little shopping to have some of your food in your own apartment. They do provide a meal there, and I don't think anybody complained about the food. For a while, they only had trouble with their cook when he quit. They had a hard time getting somebody else, but that happens everywhere.
Nancy
5
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March 7, 2021
We went to visit Desert Rose in person. They were extremely friendly and answered all of our questions. It was a very clean establishment and the staff was very helpful. They showed us the dining area, the laundry facility, and the dog area, because you can have a dog. They also showed us three different rooms. It was a great tour. We didn't eat there but they had freshly baked cookies for us. It was an absolutely beautiful facility, it was very clean, and very welcoming, overall an outstanding place.
Betty
5
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December 2, 2019
I was very impressed with Desert Rose. The lady was very nice and explained everything to me. I liked the cleanliness, the rooms, and the outlook of the place. The residents were gathering and talking when I was there. I was very well satisfied with what I've seen. They had a beautiful swimming pool and outdoor activities.
Jan537585
4
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January 10, 2017
The rooms at Desert Rose were smaller. The layout was smaller and just seemed very crowded. The place was full, and they have a lot of people, but it just seemed crowded when we went on our tour. It was pretty hard to get in and out of the doors and stuff. Having a walker and a scooter, it was really hard for my dad. That is why we changed our mind. The other staff would smile when you walk pass them, but we did not have any interaction. They weren’t rude or anything; everyone was really nice. They have a bus to take people, an itinerary, and a lot of activities.
Steve716682
4
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January 9, 2017
I live in Desert Rose. The place, grounds, and rooms are really nice. The people working there were really nice and knowledgeable. The location is fine. They offer three meals a day, and the food is very good. They have activities like bowling and checkers. They have some people come in to play music. I will recommend them to others.
Jeff748386
4
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November 7, 2016
Desert Rose was very good, and my mom liked it. The staff was good too, and there’s lots of rooms. The price was reasonable, location was very convenient, and the people were very nice. Security looked reasonable. Mom tasted the food, and it was good.
Terry248114
5
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October 11, 2016
Desert Rose is very exceptional. Overall, it’s very, very good. I just started this month with them. I was there for 3 days and then waited for a facility to become available.
SherylJNTJW
5
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May 11, 2016
My dad moved in to Desert Rose. It is a very beautiful, bright, cheery, and friendly place. The dining area is very open and very welcoming. He likes the meals, and the food is excellent and prepared by a professional chef. They have activities, like exerise class, movies, and bingo. He has a fairly good-sized apartment.
Donna123136750
5
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April 7, 2016
My mother and father-in-law are in Desert Rose. It's a nice, clean place with a weight room, walking places, volleyball, and different kinds of card games, but she is not really into the activities. I think they will take them to doctors' appointments, but my mother and father-in-law have a car, so they are not dependent on anybody to take them yet. We have joined them for lunch, and the food is good. The staff are very attentive, wonderful, very friendly, and very helpful. They serve three meals a day, and I do not think there are snacks available, unless they are having an event, like dances in the evening.
Anonymous119625450
5
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January 27, 2016
My mother lived in Desert Rose for three months. The experience was good, but my mother had a stroke. I moved her out and she’s back in her home. The people who run Desert Rose were great. I had no complaints and the rooms were very nice.
Anonymous116110350
5
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November 16, 2015
I visited Desert Rose for my parents. I liked it. It was very friendly, very open, and bright. They had nice people, too. The rooms were very spacious and easy to get around inside. They have a small kitchen area but also have their own dining area for the people.
kennn
5
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July 13, 2015
Desert Rose was really good. The people were very nice, and they did what they said they would do for that kind of facility, but it was not the best place for my mother-in-law because she is having some psychological and emotional problems. She did not want to join people in the eating area. Nothing about the place was wrong. It was a really nice place. They had all kinds of activities, and they post them in the elevator and other places, so that people can know what is going on.
JT3
5
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September 25, 2013
Of all the places that I had visited, Desert Rose was number 1. They had an available room for me. The staff had been wonderful. They had all kinds of things going on every day some of which I had participated in. From what I saw during my visit, they seemed to be satisfactory.
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Services and Amenities of Desert Rose in Yuma, Arizona
Aquatic Amenities
- Swimming Pool
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Pets
- Pets
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Guest Meals
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Walking and Hiking Areas
Room Amenities
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Salon Services
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Linen Services
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Included in Rent: Basic Cable, Electric, Gas, Sewer, Water
- Housing: Handicap Barrier Free Units Available, Individual Climate Control, Safety Rails in Bathroom, Telephone Hookup, Walk-In Tub
- Dining: Private Dining Room, Resident Kitchen
- Features: Laundry Room For Use, Chapel, Library, Locked Mailboxes, Elevator, Storage Space, Parking: Covered
- Technology: WiFi in Common Areas
- Activities: Billiard Lounge, Game Room, Activity Room
- Payment Options: Automatic Online Payments
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