Arbors Memory Care Community
2121 E Prater Way, Sparks, NV 89434
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5
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August 15, 2023
The staff are wonderful. It was the hardest thing I had to do to put my husband in memory care. He has problems and they work with him. They are very kind to me also. He has a nice room an d they take very good care of him. I am so glad he is in a safe place.
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About Arbors Memory Care Community in Sparks, Nevada
Arbors Memory Care Community is devoted entirely to memory care. Your loved one living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia will not only receive basic physical care, but will thrive in an environment creatively designed for their psychological well being, social needs, and entertainment.
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Reviews of Arbors Memory Care Community in Sparks, Nevada
4.6
(18 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.8
Food
4.3
Activities
5.0
Value
4.8
LaMarr
5
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August 15, 2023
The staff are wonderful. It was the hardest thing I had to do to put my husband in memory care. He has problems and they work with him. They are very kind to me also. He has a nice room an d they take very good care of him. I am so glad he is in a safe place.
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Don
5
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December 4, 2021
My mom is already in Arbors Memory Care. They solely specialize in memory care. They don't have just senior living or assisted on the premises, so I felt like she would have more consistent care with that experience. With COVID going on, they have a quarantine time, so we haven't been able to visit yet. In viewing everything before her moving in, the rooms were nice and the facility was clean. The residents there seemed clean and well cared for. Everybody was very kind, the staff and the caregivers. I've just been a little frustrated with communication. They had a library, they had a TV room, a chapel, and they had a beauty salon-barber shop area. They had some indoor cages for the birds, and it's a good sitting area. I've known other people whose family members have been there too, and they rate them very highly. The staff members were great and they always have been very kind to work with. They've tried to answer any questions we had and tried to keep us informed at that time. There were some things that they thought the information they gave us ended up being a little different when it came down to her going in. The building itself is in great shape, it's very beautiful.
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Mary
5
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August 26, 2021
I toured Arbors Memory Care for my husband. It was very good, but the building itself was a little old. The rooms were good. I only saw one of the rooms and they provide furniture, so that was good. The staff was very well. I spoke with two people, and I was very impressed with both of them. The dining area was large. When I was there, the residents were just watching TV. They did show me a calendar of events that they have throughout the day. They have a hair salon. The place was very large, and it's set up in kind of a large circle. There was a lot of walking space, outdoor space, and a lot of sunlight. And memory care is all they do. The whole thing just kind of flowed together and it was nice. I didn't notice too much about the cleanliness, but I noticed the carpeting on the floor was old.
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Karen
5
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February 18, 2021
Arbors Memory Care Community is privately owned and family owned. I like that it is not owned by a big corporation. I had been there before, and the rooms were very nice. They had singles, doubles, and triples. They had rooms for 65 residents, but at the time I went there, they had 30. The rooms looked like hotel rooms. They're big, they had lots of windows, and there's lots of sun. They had a large community area. I love the executive director and the community outreach person. They're friendly, and they actually enjoy what they're doing. I wasn't crazy about the nurse, but I like her. I have met the tech people. I think they all really like what they do, and they have been there for a long time. They enjoy the people that they're working with and the people that they're serving. They're just great. It's clean, and the grounds were beautiful. There is no trash, and it's all fenced in and secure. It has a metal fence, so that you can actually see through it. Residents can go out there and wander around all they want. If your relative needed to go into memory care, you'd want them to go into a place like this.
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lovemyfriends
5
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May 24, 2020
Having a loved one in a home makes for difficult times, Often we can't see them and wonder if they are being well cared for. I volunteered at Arbor's for five years and can reassure you that both caregivers and management are very fond of every resident in their care. They go to great lengths to meet everyone's needs and wishes and see to it that the residents feel at home at the facility. So many times when the family cannot be there, caregivers give extra time when residents are sick. They sit by their beds and hold their hands so they do not feel alone, or caregivers and management take time to just simply talk with residents when they miss their families. I can honestly say that the residents who are away from their family have another family at Arbor's. I would not have stayed volunteering if this would not be so. I spend most of my career in the health care field and know good care. I hope this will give you all a little peace of mind regarding your loved one. Ingrid H. Fulton PhD.
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Natalie E
5
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April 24, 2020
My step-mother has been a resident at the Arbors Memory Care for more than 2 years and we love the care she receives there. The staff show such compassion and love for their residents, as if they were caring for their own family member. They also provide constant support for the residents’ families as we go through this journey. I can't tell you how many times I have cried trying make sense of what is happening and they just know exactly what to say. Doesn't make things better, but makes me feel better. During this COVID-19 pandemic, they have been even more outstanding. They have taken every precaution they can to keep their community safe so that both staff and residents are protected. Families receive regular communication on what is happening, easing our minds that our loved ones are in great hands. The rooms are a good size. There are plenty of activities and a calendar is available so families know what is happening when. They often host family events such as mother's day brunch and father's day activities for all to join in. There is an on-site beauty salon and spaces for larger family gatherings to use as well. Much love and thanks to the Arbors Memory Care staff!
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Jeffrey Roe
5
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January 29, 2020
My Mother was at the Arbors, she had Dementia, and I was impressed with how good the staff was with her. People with dementia will at some point become very difficult. My Mother was. The staff was always very carrying and handled her with care and respect. I am thankful the Arbors was there for my Mother. I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to all those w.ho work at the Arbors for making my Mothers last days as good as possible .
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randy134417
5
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June 6, 2017
Arbors Memory Care was beautiful. It was very well-appointed, they had 6 caregivers to every 1 resident, and the grounds were beautiful. They were gated, but you don't feel as though you were locked in. It was more very open space, but very safe, so that the residents can wander around. The level of care was exceptional.
Karen117878950
4
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December 16, 2015
We took a brief tour through the Arbors. It's more memory care and seemed very nice. If we were going to proceed, I certainly would go in to see more. When you're interested, they have the family come in and have lunch with them, then give a tour and everything, so that they can really see what's going on. The room that we saw was a one-bedroom, and it was set up very nicely and very clean, wheelchair accessible, and accessible to the elevator, so it was very nice. They certainly keep the seniors active and have certain planned activities. I didn't see things going on at the moment we were there; it was relatively quiet, so they may have had some outside activities going on. The staff was very good. There was a normal dining room where you can choose your own eating hour. I believe they had an open dining area where you can go and get snacks throughout the day, and then they have their regular meal times as well. The staff certainly was very helpful, so all of those things certainly did impress me.
Mary Lou5
5
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September 30, 2015
My husband is in Arbors Memory Care. The room is very nice and very clean. Everybody knows what they are doing. Everybody is very caring, and they take care of their people very well. They have bingo, exercises, music, and they have somebody come in to play the organ or whatever. They serve very good food. They have tables all over the community entrance way. Once you get into the lock door, you will see the sitting area, and they have an area where they can watch TV, which is like a theater setting, then they have tables on both sides. It is a huge room. Right down in the middle are offices spaces. There are tables and they can eat wherever they want to. Each table seats probably 10 people. I have been there about 6 months ago for a tour, so when I know my husband has to go to a home, I know that is the one that he needs to go to. I like everything I see.
Caring43552
5
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June 26, 2014
My husband has not yet moved in, but we have chosen Arbors Memory Care Community. The facility itself is beautiful. It is a local company, and I like that idea. The people working there are very nice and very knowledgeable. That's why I picked it. The rooms are larger. They have single and double rooms. Each room has its own bathroom. The food is very nice. The dining area is a big room. They have activities. Every day they have crafty kinds of things, they have exercise, they bring in local groups, and they have piano. It is a very nicely run place. It wasn't the first place I looked at, but it is the place I like the best.
Jeff9
5
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August 1, 2013
My mom is well taken care of and watched over 24/7 at the Arbors Memory Care Community. It is very modern and very clean. It is only a block away from my house so I get to see her every day. They have wonderful and very caring people there. They are very receptive to everyone's needs and they remember your name every time you come back which is very nice. They treat their patients with the utmost respect. They are doing a good job. We are very happy with what is going on right now and my mother seems to be very happy there.
Jennyoro
5
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July 25, 2013
My grandfather is a resident of the arbors. They have been very great with us. My grandmother passed away a year ago and shortly after that I became my grandfathers guardian. The people at the arbors have been understanding of my circumstances and were willing to help my grandfather transition into there community. He began living there in a respite position and slowly transitioned into a regular room. He is very happy there and so are we as his family. I recommend the arbors to anyone looking for memory care. I like how the arbors are owned by a local family. If I have any concerns they are addressed immediately. I think it's a great community for people with memory issues.
SC in Reno
5
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July 25, 2013
My grandmother has been a resident of the Arbors for several years. I have been extremely pleased by her care. Many of the caregivers have been there as long as she has and we feel like they've become part of our family. Their concern for her well being is evidenced daily. I almost feel like they treat her like their own grandmother. The Stutchman family who owns the Arbors has been so incredible to work with. They know my name, my mother's name and they always greet us with a smile and oftentimes a hug when they can tell we're feeling down after a visit. We checked out a number of facilities before we moved my grandmother and we felt that the Arbors by far showed the most care and concern for their residents. I know my grandmother loves it there too because she is always smiling whenever we visit. She introduces us to her friends and always has lots of stories about the fun things she's been up to. I would definitely recommend the Arbors to anyone who needed to find a home for someone with Alzheimer's.
Jumpin
1
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June 18, 2013
Terrible place... they suck you in with all the promises and don't deliver at all. The price you pay is ridiculous and they don't do what they say they will do for the clients. It is all about money....... so sorry my friend didn't know any better......
Carolyn3
5
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October 26, 2012
My brother looked up Arbors Memory care on the internet. I was trying to figure out what to do for my mom. I went and looked at the place and I talked to them. After talking to them I found them very helpful. They were so caring and sweet. When I looked up the reviews on the internet, they have quality people there. When I viewed it was like being in a hotel and when my mom went inside she thought she's in a hotel. She loved it. She thought it was beautiful. I like the freedom there. They were able to go and do what they would like to do. They had freedom and I like that. It didn't feel like a confinement and there was no smell. My mom has a single room by herself and it's a large room. She's happier that way. She's always taken care of. I don't walk in there where I feel like they are not doing their job. I have eaten there and the food is great. I've never had problem with food. Sometimes I eat with her. Sometimes I'm there for a family night and the again the food is great and I can't complain with any of it. I love the staff in Arbors Memory Care. They're so caring and so sweet. I never walked one time where I heard an angry word come out of them. They treat their residents so much like family. They treat them so good and they're so sweet to them. They would stop anything they're doing to take care of a situation. They're wonderful!
Donna10
5
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October 26, 2012
Arbors Memory Care was highly recommended to us and also when we went to visit, it just had a homey feeling. My mom has been there for 4 years. Through that period of time, the one thing that is always constant is that she is busy. They have many activities which many of the other facilities do not offer and makes such a difference in the quality of life. She's had exemplary care. It seems that people who worked there actually have feelings for the residents rather than just doing things as a job. My mom was in a room by herself for more than 3 years. Recently we just moved her in with a roommate and it works just fine. It's a large bedroom with a bathroom. The food is wonderful. They have a family night once a month and we eat there at least once a month. The food they serve is nicely prepared. It's tasty and well presented.
KellAlpha
3
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February 10, 2012
My girlfriend's grandmother is currently a residence at The Arbors. I first visited the place when I was going to drive my girlfriend's mother and grandmother around for a bit so she could have a change of scenery. When I first entered The Arbors, every attendant was very cheerful and welcoming. I also noticed the place was very clean, welcoming, and simple. When we went to get the grandmother from the room, she wasn't being very cooperative and putting up a fit. This is where I was disappointed in The Arbors. The attendants were very rude to us and to her, acting as if our presence there was to blame for the grandmother acting out and causing a scene. The attendant acted as if she just wanted us gone. After we calmed the grandmother down and buckled her in the car, the attendants were calm and nice again. The facility is beautiful and well kept, but this experience has left me thinking that some of the attendants need an attitude adjustment. Also, a few days later, we received a call from The Arbors at home about the grandmother falling and hitting her head. When my girlfriend's mother kept asking the attendant how serious it was, they kept repeating the same thing over and over and finally admitted that they didn't personally know the grandmother and what her condition was (dementia and Alzheimer's). This caused a lot of frustration. I had hoped that The Arbors would have had one of their attendant's speak to us that actually knew the grandmother. Overall, I would say some of the attendants are not the best around, but acceptable.
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