Copper Canyon Memory Care

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Copper Canyon Assisted Living provides outstanding continuity of care. Their staff is compassionate, attentive, and dedicated to ensuring residents receive consistent, personalized support every day. The team works together seamlessly, creating a comfortable and reassuring environment for residents and their families. It’s clear they genuinely care about the well-being of those they serve, and their commitment to maintaining high-quality care is truly appreciated. Highly recommend Copper Canyon Assisted Living to anyone looking for a caring and dependable community. Reyna, Amber, Em, and Alessandro and all staff are amazing!

If you’re reading this, you are probably trying to find an assisted living and/or memory care home for your family member. I did the same thing when trying to find a place for my mom. I read all of the reviews and toured numerous facilities in Tucson. After an exhaustive search, I chose Copper Canyon. After almost a year, I could not be more satisfied with my choice. As other reviewers have mentioned, the staff at Copper Canyon truly care about their residents. I have visited at all hours of the day and night, and without fail, I observed the caregivers treating the residents with real respect, regardless of their cognitive condition. It could be as simple as combing a resident’s hair because they noticed it was needed, or just listening to their concerns. In my opinion, it’s the small things that I have seen from the staff which reveal the type of people working there. One staff member that has truly made my mom’s transition to Copper Canyon easy has been April Walker, Nurse Clinical Director. From day one, my family and I have been comforted by how involved April has been in the details of mom’s medical conditions. If anything changes, April has been quick to reach out and let me know what’s going on. I’m completely confident that April or the Wellness Coordinator, Alessandro Solis, would be on top of any medical issues. It has to be a tough task to care for people with varied cognitive and medical conditions, but from my experience, Copper Canyon has found the balance. The food and food service make my mom feel like she’s eating in a restaurant three times day. She loves all of the activities offered. So much so, several times when she has been out with our family, she mentioned that she wanted to get back in time for bingo, yoga, or some other activity. Bottom line…my mom loves living at Copper Canyon. What else could you ask for?

Please read this entire review. Carrie was amazing and very kind. She sold us on this being the place for our mother with Dementia. When it came time for my mom to move in my mom became upset crying and wanting to go home. Carrie said you just get your mom there however you can and we will handle it. She said we are trained to deal with dementia. The director well he is a particular kind of guy. Seems a nervous type. My mom was in their care for 4 days and she was not happy. She was a tiny woman with the weight of 128 or so pounds. Imagine a woman screaming she wants to go home, scared, cursing and confused. Anyone who is “trained in dementia care” should know that means I am scared, I am unsettled and I do not feel safe. Instead of using their “training” they called AMS she was taken to NW hospital for evaluation. The hospital said she was fine and said Tony (the director) was patient dumping. He called me and was extremely upset that he was accused of that. I was scared that my mom would not have a facility to return to. I tried to be understanding with him. Thinking about it later he was trying to cover for their lack of care. He is a person who only thinks of himself and definitely not the care of a person with dementia. I know dealing with the choice to move your loved one into assisted living is difficult but please do not even think about this place. Honestly do not pay for 6 days of inadequate care the lovely price of 2900.00 for your loved one…just for them to throw your loved one to the streets. Your mom, your father your family member deserves better. Carrie the car sales lady (hopefully not still employed) Keep the Amazon gifts and start being real with the families that are looking for help. Disgusting. Ps my mom passed away not even a year later. She suffered from all the changes this horrible place inflicted on her. Carrie and Tony shame on you both!