Arizona Senior Living

Nicaj Manor

Phoenix, AZ

4.2 (15 reviews)

Memory Care · Board and Care

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Memory Care

Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

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Board and Care

Residential care with help for daily living and personal routines.

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4.2 · 15 reviews

My mom is there she gets the best care ever. It's all about them been loved and happy. I would recommend it 10 times over. ??????

My has has been here for over a year i my mom is so happy here she feels at home..She gets home cooked meals i go there once a week have dinner with her food is delicious her hair gets cut once a month at the home as well as her nails and pedicures .Place is spotless. .And also they have game nights and activities even yoga. If you take time out and ask tour loved ones about what they ate and how good it was or whay activities they did they will tell you..Family members that don't care and all they do is complain how expensive it is well keep them home you obviously couldn't take care of them…

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My has has been here for over a year i my mom is so happy here she feels at home..She gets home cooked meals i go there once a week have dinner with her food is delicious her hair gets cut once a month at the home as well as her nails and pedicures .Place is spotless. .And also they have game nights and activities even yoga. If you take time out and ask tour loved ones about what they ate and how good it was or whay activities they did they will tell you..Family members that don't care and all they do is complain how expensive it is well keep them home you obviously couldn't take care of them people all I'm saying is love your parents tou to will get old..My mom and i love Tommy the owner ..

Very nice people. They go out of their way for you and make you feel at home. They even bought the nicest ballons for my moms birthday and made delicious cake. Yumm...

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What the staff at Nicaj Manor says they provide is really not actually what they provide at all. It is all just really false. Right now we are working to get our loved one moved out of that place immediately.

Overall I think they do an excellent job! They are absolutely the best! All their attention is focused on keeping their residents safe and happy. My dad is so happy here. Our biggest concern was the nightime care, my dad gets up quite a few times to use the restroom and they were the ONLY ones that have fully awake staff at night. We are very pleased!

My mom and the family are very pleased with everything. Mom loves the food, and the service she gets here. The facility is beautiful and always clean.

My husband was there only one night, I had to go get him because he wet the bed and they charged me $500 to clean the bedding. They told me they were able to take care of someone with Alzheimer's. Obviously, they were not. Besides that, they charged me a$2000 deposit and I found out it was the fee THEY had to pay for the agency that gave me their information. If you love your family member, DO NOT TAKE THEM THERE!!!

I have toured about 10 care homes in the area. No other home compares to nicaj manor. This place is spotless clean, it feels like "home" and the residents look very happy. My mother loved it. We are waiting for an available room at this home. I refuse to go anywhere else.

Location & neighborhood

18610 N 30th Pl, Phoenix, AZ 85050
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