I went to Freedom Plaza Arizona. It was very nice, but it was too expensive for us. We toured the apartment. It was very nice, modern, and up to date. You can have a happy hour every day. It had meals. It was very nice, and the food was excellent. I know they have a swimming pool.

Freedom Plaza Arizona was the best. Everything was a 5/5 except for the cost. The staff was lovely and very knowledgeable. The 2-bedroom 2-bath was $4000 plus $1500 for the second person. They had four floors, a ballroom, indoor walking track, art studio and gallery, arts and crafts room, chapel, card game room, dining room, theater, balcony, hot tub, massage studio, and fitness classroom. It had everything. It was beautifully laid out and furnished. They had nice big balconies and a very well-developed schedule for each day. I would love to live there. They had independent, assisted and memory care facilities. It's just expensive.

Freedom Plaza Peoria is very nice, but it's very big; I wanted a smaller place. Their continuing care is right across the street, while the place I chose has the continuing care right at the back of the community. The person who gave me the tour was pushy, so in general I didn't like it too much. The dining area was very nice. What I didn't like was they didn't have an outside patio, although they had a very nice pool.

Freedom Plaza Peoria is a first-class community. Everything you need is here and when you move, it's all-inclusive. The staff is excellent, and the service couldn't be better. They have different kinds of dancing and entertainment all the time. The food is delicious. It's worth every nickel.

I am preparing to move into Freedom Plaza tomorrow. It is a very lovely, nice independent living community with many activities and lovely apartments. I have lots of friends who live there. The dining area and food are excellent.

Freedom Plaza Peoria is huge. I think it has 7 stories and 8 dining rooms. I was mostly with the woman that was doing the tour, and we had a beautiful lunch with her. I went there with a friend who has moved there, and he is extremely happy with his apartment. It looked very clean, and it has very nice apartments. A great number of people that my friend knows live there and do like it. They were wonderful and very helpful. I had a good visit, but it was so far away from my church where I want to be by my friends, but for my friend who lives there, it is perfect. The thing that’s different about them is that if you need care, you had to move to another building, so you really make a huge change when you move from being independent to assisted living. It’s more in a business area where there are a lot of healthcare facilities around, a lot of doctors’ offices, and a lot of clinics, so it’s very nice for people who are not driving because they can get their care right around them.

At Freedom Plaza Peoria, they gave a wonderful presentation and talked very openly about what they had to offer and they're very positive about their facility. We really like the place, but I didn't like their buy-in. I like their facility. It was really nice. I like the rooms. They had different layouts. When we move in, we would be able to customize the apartment to the way we would want it, and I like that. I was really impressed with that.

My mother has only been there at Freedom Plaza for a few weeks, and so far she is very happy with it. It looks very nice and clean, and I understand the food is very good. The initial reaction, she is very happy with it. The staff is all helpful and finally very responsive to everything that she has asked, but other than I don’t have much. This is a life care community; they have all different venues scattered -- independent living, assisted, Alzheimer’s care even nursing home care, all different levels. I have seen the independent, and I have seen the assisted. I would definitely recommend the independent living. It seems to be a great place.

Freedom Plaza is definitely a topnotch facility. Mom was there for three months and I would highly recommend them to others. The staff are very helpful, knowledgeable, and very friendly. No one will take your love one like you will, but the staff there are very compassionate. The activities vary for each of the residents and they seem to have a full range of activities.

You have to buy in at Freedom Plaza. I don't think I can afford it. It was a clean facility. I did see one room there and it was gorgeous. Also the staff that I met was very friendly, very nice, very kind and not pushy. She did her job but she did it well. She even invited me to a luncheon there but I didn't go.

My parents lived in Freedom Plaza. It was a fantastic place and classy facility. They had a grand piano in the foyer and a winding staircase. They had elevators everywhere. It had seven floors and each floor was decorated differently. It had a full floor of exercise equipment. They had a full Olympic size pool on the ground with the spa and place outside with umbrella where you could relax. They had a library. They had places where you could do lapidary, work with computers or with wood. They even had beauty shops and they had people coming in to do jewelry shows. It had a beautiful dining area and their food was excellent. They even had a beautiful champagne brunch buffet every Sunday. They had independent living where my parents were at that time and they had assisted living and nursing home.

My aunt was moved to Freedom Plaza Peoria after suffering from some spinal injuries. I visited her often. The facility is very clean and the staff is super friendly. The staff always put the patient and their family first. Her nurse would always allow her to move her appointed times with the doctor or therapy around, unless immediate attention was necessary, so we could spend time with her. This place allowed my aunt to have as much independence as she could, which is how my aunt wanted to be treated. This place was overall a great place.