The Gardens at Laguna Springs Memory Care Community

Google reviews

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  Bill Hepworth a year ago

  After touring about 15 assisted living and memory care facilities I made the best choice for my mother by moving her into The Gardens at Laguna Springs in Elk Grove. Most of the assisted living facilities I toured were resort-like. The food, atmosphere, vibe, were exhilarating. Unfortunately, the memory care facilities did not produce the same feeling. At the time, I hoped that by the time my mom needed memory care, maybe she wouldn’t notice the change and maybe, if necessary, I would just move her to another facility. There is a catch with this line of thinking: each facility has a community move-in fee that is expensive. So, unless you have unlimited funds, you want to choose a facility that your loved one can remain in the entire time. If you know your loved one is going into memory care and the Elk Grove area is a close location to where you live, have them come out immediately and have them do an assessment. This will give you an exact Idea of what level of care is needed and the cost to receive care. Also, my mother had CalPERS long-term care. This was a Godsend for us. CalPERS will cover most of the costs of skilled nursing facilities or qualified memory care facilities. During the 18 months my mom was at the facility, the staff completed and sent in all the paperwork, and I was reimbursed by CalPERS for her covered expenses. When I walked into The Gardens memory care, I got the feeling this was the place for my mom. Very clean, no bad smells and a very similar feeling to the nicer independent living facilities. I toured the facility with Angela Medeiros. She was fantastic. There was no pressure or sales tactics. My mom was assessed by Jordan Raymondi (Director of Resident Services) the next day and the transition from skilled nursing to The Gardens went off without a hitch. More great stuff about the facility: First off, my mom wanted to have her dog (Lucky) with her. Many of the memory care facilities did not allow dogs in memory care, howe

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  Darrell Suen 9 months ago

  Our father was diagnosed with dementia in June 2023 and moved to the Park. 2 months later one week before our mother passed and was no longer able to care for him we moved him to the Gardens. The Gardens helped us navigate the difficult transition quickly and efficiently to get our Dad settled and cared for. Since he has been there they have provided good care for him. The facility is clean and the staff courteous and professional and always willing to address any issues.

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