Dining
Meal preparation and service
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Meal preparation and service
Housekeeping and linen services
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Community-sponsored activities
24-hour supervision
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Monthly rates starting at
$3,402 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $3,402 |
| One bedroom | $4,062 |
The staff was very good and nice. They had a very inviting-homely-kind, and loving environment for eldely patients. They were very great to my oved one. Overall, the environment was clean, friendly, secure and I felt safe.
My mother had a stroke and needed a place where I felt my mother would feel comfortable. I was recommended Anna's, took the tour, and decided to place my mother in this house. I was immediately impressed with the both the manager and caretakers. Everyone seemed professional, experienced, and personable. My mother required extra attention, and she received it at Anna's Place. I would recommend this place for it's professionalism, cleanliness, and attention. Thank you, Anna's Place!
My husbands room had carpet that was too dirty. It wasn’t cleaned until he left. Then they cleaned it with a machine that worked.
After having my father in a group home and being not happy with several things, I brought him into my home and with help, I cared for him full time. When he had a decline, I knew I was not strong enough physically to continue so I went searching again but this time with a lot more knowledge. I found Ana's Assisted Living and almost immediately knew this would be a good place for dad. The manager, Dina, answered all of my questions and came to meet my dad. The live-in care givers, [name removed] and [name removed] treated my dad just like I would, with love and interest and support. I recommend Ana's Assisted Living very highly, 5 Star(not sure why 4.5 star was max I could click on above). My dad thrived there and was happy. The most important things for your family member, to feel safe, to be comforted, to have the best care, and still smile even when their body is declining. My dad had it all at Ana's.
My father has lived at Ana's Assisted Living Home for 14 months. The home is beautiful, clean and very well maintained. Being outdoor enthusiasts, my dad and our family especially enjoy the wonderful park and walking trails of the Indian Bend Wash, which borders this home. I am very grateful for the caring and compassionate director and staff, and for the open and easily available communication they have provided throughout this time. I feel questions or concerns are carefully listened to and addressed professionally and readily. As time has passed, dad's daily care needs have increased rather significantly. These changes have been thoughtfully accommodated, allowing him and us to accept and adjust to his changing needs as well. This is a home with a family atmosphere, with residents gathering together in a lovely dining area for their 3 meals each day. We are thankful we found Ana's Home!
I went on a tour here and the residents seemed to be enjoying themselves. Looks like the have some good activities for the residents. The staff seemed to be involved and they answered all of my questions. The community was clean and neat.
This home is very clean and seems newly remodeled. They have nice furnishings and decor so it really seems like home. The caregivers seem very nice and your family member would probably be well taken care. One piece of advice for this home and any home you are looking at; make sure both the owner/manager AND the caregiver are aware of your loved ones specific medical needs and conditions. I moved my dad into this home and the next day I got a call saying that he couldn't stay because of a certain medical condition that the caregiver was not willing to work with. The manager had agreed but she must not have discussed it with the caregiver. The manager was extremely apologetic but the situation made an already emotional time very stressful as well.