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December 28, 2016
Stonewall Gardens is good and doesn't feel like a hotel experience. They take the Zip Bus around Palm Springs every weekend, have a cocktail party on Thursday nights, and do art walks. What bothers me is that there aren't any automatic doors for people in wheelchairs or walkers to get into the eating facility. They have to struggle to get in themselves, and I find that to be very strange for an assisted living place. I guess it's an old motel that the owners had completely redone, but the rooms are too small. I'm in a studio, and the expense is very high. I took it because there's no other assisted living that I know of that reaches out to the gay community like this one.
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About Stonewall Gardens in Palm Springs, California
Stonewall Gardens is a welcoming, supportive, and respectful environment, where a diverse group of LGBT seniors and friends can live, relax and be well. Our goal is to provide a beautiful, secure, social, and dynamic community for LGBT seniors where they will be cared for with the dignity and respect they deserve.
Our passion is to create an environment where your well-being is at the center of everything we do. Stonewall Gardens offers a wide range of services designed to meet you or your loved one�s unique needs.
- Our on-site nurse will monitor your health and wellness.
- Our 24-hour, experienced staff lends a hand in daily living activities such as medication management, dressing, grooming, bathing and personal assistance.
- We recognize each resident's social, mental, physical, emotional and spiritual needs.
- Enjoy our chef's delicious meals - prepared to meet your unique dietary needs.
- Community outings include theater, music, shopping, restaurants and creative arts.
- Semi-private and private apartment patios promote community, while our outdoor spaces provide open-air dining and exercise locations, and a quiet, peaceful environment.
- Stonewall Gardens is pet-friendly - because your pets are your family.
Located in the vibrant Uptown neighborhood of Palm Springs, the 24-unit community is operated by Northstar Senior Living.
To learn more about this provider�s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
California Department of Social Services Licensed Facility Search
Services and Amenities of Stonewall Gardens in Palm Springs, California
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Guest Meals
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Linen Services
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
Personal Care
- Personal Care Assistants
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
Inside Amenities
- Entertainment Venues
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Pets
- Pets
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Health Services
- Medication Reminders
Languages
- English spoken
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Financing & Payment Options
- Rent And Care Fees
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: We offer a month-to-month rental
- Special Comment: We cater to LGBTQ residents.
- Licenses: 336426505
- State Licenses: 336426505
Costs for Stonewall Gardens in Palm Springs, California
Assisted Living
$4,100
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Reviews of Stonewall Gardens in Palm Springs, California
4.2
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5.0
Gene
4
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June 4, 2023
Stonewall Gardens is a small facility. There are only 20-some-odd rooms. It seems like it would be very congenial, but it's a little bit farther away, and I'd feel a little bit isolated there. I just feel I would be more comfortable closer to home. It's also a little bit more expensive than the other place. It was lunchtime when we toured, and the staff had a couple of interruptions, but he was very personable and very helpful. He showed us three places and they were all very nice. I saw the menus. They offer three meals a day, seven days a week. Some of the people living there were eating when I walked in.
Edmund
3
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November 26, 2021
I went to Stonewall Gardens. I had great hopes for it, only because of the community, but once I saw it, it was unacceptable. It's a converted motel and the rooms only had studios, and they were just too small. Once I looked at it, I realized that I would not be happy there. The staff was very lovely, very warm, and welcoming. It does not appeal at all. They had one common room, which they used for dining, for crafts, and everything else, it's just a very small facility. They had a separate dining room. It was well kept up and well maintained.
ron120420550
5
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May 30, 2017
Stonewall Gardens is a wonderful place, very well-run, well-organized, rooms are very nice, and it’s a beautiful facility. If I could afford it, I'd be there. I'm sure the food is very nice from what I understand, and the dining facility is very nice. One nice feature I like about the facility is that the rooms all face outside so you're not walking long hallways, and they have little patios. The rooms were just excellent.
Anonymous068621
4
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December 28, 2016
Stonewall Gardens is good and doesn't feel like a hotel experience. They take the Zip Bus around Palm Springs every weekend, have a cocktail party on Thursday nights, and do art walks. What bothers me is that there aren't any automatic doors for people in wheelchairs or walkers to get into the eating facility. They have to struggle to get in themselves, and I find that to be very strange for an assisted living place. I guess it's an old motel that the owners had completely redone, but the rooms are too small. I'm in a studio, and the expense is very high. I took it because there's no other assisted living that I know of that reaches out to the gay community like this one.
Provider Response
Rebecca145637
5
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October 13, 2016
I visited Stonewall Gardens last August, I liked it and thought it was very nice, but it wasn’t a fit for my mom. I liked the way it was setup -- like in a circle -- and there’s an area where they can sit out together and barbecue.
Provider Response
Ron120420550
5
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February 29, 2016
Stonewall is a lovely place, but it’s much too expensive than I can afford, and I’m much too young. The staff was perfectly wonderful, and everything there was superb. If I was older, and I have the money, that’s where I would go. The rooms were a little small but efficient, it had a bed, sofa, and a large bathroom. The rooms were small for the price.
fan1
5
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December 18, 2015
I visited Stonewall for a concert and took a tour, wow all the rooms come with a large patio, a built in closet, drawers, stone countertops, fridge and a flat screen TV. The dining room was amazing with a beautiful fireplace, felt like a mid century upscale hotel. The view was so special, so were the staff, these people really cared about this special place. The huge courtyard had many seating areas and fruit trees, what a place and long over do.
Matt W.
5
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November 22, 2015
Any assisted living facility can wow! you with a tour, and Stonewall Gardens will do just that — a stunning Palm Springs Mid-century modern oasis with a breathtaking view of Mt. San Jacinto, immaculately landscaped grounds, and exquisite attention paid to the smallest details of architecture and decor: this is not the “home” you visited grampa in 30 years ago! You may forget this is a care facility and think you’re on vacation at one of the city’s many boutique resorts… pass the sunscreen! :) But the real test of any assisted living facility is how the staff treats its residents — are you just a warm body filling a room, or a valued member of a community bringing a lifetime of experiences and having a few stories to tell? Adults in need of care (because of age, illness, or injury) are often patronized and belittled for their neediness rather than assisted with their living. At Stonewall Gardens the emphasis is on “living” as full and happy a life as possible; the “assistance” is a means to that end. Having come from another assisted living facility where I felt like my needs were a burden to those who reluctantly attended to them because that’s what I paid for, where the mindset was “do just enough so he doesn’t complain,” the difference at Stonewall begins with the fundamental respect every staff member has and shows for every resident; it’s like comparing a Volkswagen to a Cadillac.
Hushaby
1
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January 17, 2015
I took a tour of this facility and was not impressed. Very high priced for tiny rooms with no closets. Where are we supposed to put our stuff? Next to a noisy gay bar and adult shop. Not impressed.
Caring100457450
4
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January 13, 2015
I think Stonewall Gardens is wonderful. They gave me a complete tour, but they weren't open just yet. They have one for gay people, and I think something like that is needed. I liked it a lot. It is the only one so far that I have visited. I don't live far from Palm Springs, so that is kind of a nice location. They have people there 24/7 because it is an Assisted Living. They have a chef, and the dining area is lovely. They have an assisted living and three other levels of care. You could also have hospice care there too. The best thing I liked about the place is that it is for gay and lesbians. You don't have to come out of the closet again. That's what I like about it.
Dobs
5
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January 12, 2015
I visited this facility not knowing how great it was, the place was remodeled and feels like Palm Springs with great attention to detail and views of the mountains second to none! Great staff, they are warm and friendly.
Scott22
5
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December 28, 2014
Stonewall Gardens is a beautiful community. From the moment you walk-through the front gate, you are greeted like a friend! Stonewall Gardens is providing a much needed service to our aging LGBT community.
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