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4.1 · 29 reviewsThey were able to get my husband in, after years of being on a waiting list for VA. Thankfully he will now be able to get the care he needs, staff is very helpful and answered all my questions with ease. kudos to them.
Recently toured the facility and I love the outdoor amenities this place has for its patients. The staff were extremely friendly and welcoming!
In my honest opinion I don’t understand how this facility remains open. When my mom was first brought to this facility she could walk and was not in diapers but within a few months of being there she was always in an office chair when we would get there. She told us she was in an office chair because they were making her sit in it. Come to find out they were training her for a wheelchair. Once they got her to use a wheelchair for mobility instead of walking, shortly thereafter she was wearing diapers and was too weak to stand. Yesterday my mom had a trip to the hospital and Maryland Gardens…
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In my honest opinion I don’t understand how this facility remains open. When my mom was first brought to this facility she could walk and was not in diapers but within a few months of being there she was always in an office chair when we would get there. She told us she was in an office chair because they were making her sit in it. Come to find out they were training her for a wheelchair. Once they got her to use a wheelchair for mobility instead of walking, shortly thereafter she was wearing diapers and was too weak to stand. Yesterday my mom had a trip to the hospital and Maryland Gardens neglected to inform us when the incident happened; instead we were notified by the hospital. When I called to leave a message on Maryland Gardens answering machine letting them know that I was going to have them shut down before they killed my mother the executive Director Keith, took it upon himself to call the hospital and tell them that there was a problem and that we shouldn’t be allowed to see our mother for fear of abuse, and that we needed to go through the Fiduciary to see her. Keith’s retaliatory action regarding my voicemail is just more proof of the immature, unprofessional atmosphere at Maryland Gardens. Fortunately, the hospital did allow us to visit with our mom. There is absolutely no way I recommend anyone put their family there.
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From my experience, the team that they have in this facility is really amazing. They genuinely care for their residents and their well-being.
One of the most beautifully planed facilities in central Phoenix for your loved one’s need! The staff is caring and provide value in their roles. It also have a wonderful outdoor area that provides quality of life for their residents.
This place is wonderful. Beautiful facility and great staff:)
I have had the opportunity to work with both Keith Carroll and the team at Maryland Gardens Post Acute and Maryland Gardens Assisted Living here in Phoenix, and I cannot speak highly enough of the level of care and professionalism they consistently provide. Their facilities serve a uniquely complex and often underserved population, including individuals with dementia-related behaviors and those facing serious mental health challenges. These are not easy cases, and they require a level of attentiveness, adaptability, and experience that goes well beyond standard care. From what I have observed, their team meets that challenge head-on. In particular, I had the opportunity to speak directly with Linda Murbach, who made the time to engage in a thoughtful, thorough conversation with me despite actively managing emergent issues within the facility. What stood out was her ability to seamlessly balance both—providing clear, informed insight while simultaneously directing staff and responding to incoming needs in real time. That level of command and presence is not something you see everywhere. I have also had several exchanges with Keith Carroll, all of which have been professional, responsive, and aligned with a clear commitment to resident care and operational excellence. From a fiduciary standpoint, it is critical to partner with facilities that not only understand the clinical side of care, but also appreciate the importance of coordination, communication, and respect for the individuals we collectively serve. Just as importantly, there must be an understanding of the legal complexities that can arise when working with court-appointed guardians, along with a willingness to step outside of traditional comfort zones to ensure that practice aligns with real-world practicality. Maryland Gardens demonstrates these qualities consistently. I greatly value the working relationship we are building and would confidently recommend Keith Carroll, Linda Murbach, and the Maryland Gardens team to anyone in need of specialized, high-quality care for vulnerable populations.
Very friendly staff and great facility, deserves a higher rating honestly.