The Forum at Tucson
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- 2500 North Rosemont Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85712
- (520) 325-4800
- 4.0 ( 13 reviews )
- Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, Continuing Care Communities, and Memory Care
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About This Community
The Forum at Tucson offers compassionate senior care in Tucson, AZ. We strive to create a home-like atmosphere where you and your loved ones can feel secure. Our warm, well-trained staff works closely with our residents to provide the utmost care and comfort. As part of the Five Star corporation, you can be sure that everyone at The Forum at Tucson shares the Five Star Values, and is committed to a high level of caring in all that they do. Please schedule a visit to see why we are the first choice in senior care in Tucson, AZ.
Reviews
4.0
( 13 Reviews )
A reviewer 4819
April 17, 2019
I went to The Forum at Tucson. They offer three meals a day and you can go anytime you want. The rooms were large. It's independent to possibly assisted and then memory care.
Becky
The Forum at Tucson was very nice. It's very secure too. I looked at their swimming pool, and the lady that was showing me around had stepped out of the room, so I got myself locked out. It was a good thing because that means it's secure. The woman who showed me around was very nice. I really appreciated her time. She gave me her time and was with me 100% while I was there. I was impressed with the room too. It was clean. The dining room was nice. I walked through a library too. They talked about the activities to a certain extent. However, they activities are for people who are heading toward dementia. I don't have that at this point, so I don't know if it is really related to me.
phyllis086402
May 22, 2017
I thought The Forum at Tucson was very nice and clean. The people were very friendly. The food was very good. I liked everything about it. They had a lot of things that I liked to do, like exercises, water aerobics, chair yoga, and all kind of games. The lady who gave the tour was very informative and very good. The apartments were very nice. They had a balcony and a nice view of the mountains. After someone moves out, they put in new carpeting in the room. They had opened up a bistro that served just soup and sandwiches, which is nice because sometimes you don’t want a big lunch or a big dinner. Two meals are included in the price, and if you have your large lunch there, you can get half a sandwich and soup to go and then put it in your refrigerator for dinner. I thought that was a great idea.
Dianna072314
May 06, 2017
The Forum was very clean and very upscale. The rooms were of good size, they had a lot of open grounds, and they had a really nice restaurant-style cafeteria. The staff seemed to be friendly. They had a lot of activities and a lot of transportation opportunities for the residents to get around. The staff and the residents seemed to like each other a lot.
A happy visitor610175
March 27, 2017
The Forum is a beautiful place and looked like would meet the needs of anybody. No problem with it at all. The rooms were nice, and the dining room was lovely. They had a theater room, a library, and a card room.
McDuff314443
August 16, 2016
They had a lot of activities at The Forum at Tucson, but they charge more and only have crafts that I'm interested in; their other activities do not interest me. The dining area was nice, and the rooms were just regular.
Visitor111804350
August 21, 2015
The Forum at Tucson was very nice. We ate there. The food was fine. The luncheon was very slow, but it gave us a chance to talk. The atmosphere was very nice. It had nice apartments and lovely grounds, and it was in a central location. The people seemed nice.
Visitor106649250
June 08, 2015
I moved back to The Forum where I lived before because it meets all my needs, like the social and the food. I was here before, and I was satisfied; that's why I come back. I do exercise, and I go to lectures. The place is clean.
Tucson Gal
June 03, 2015
We love The Forum at Tucson in Tucson, Arizona! We spent several months talking to the staff at The Forum and visited the site numerous times. As our mother was an unwilling partner in this venture of moving her to a safer environment, the kindness of the staff meant so much to us. They met each hurdle (and there were many!) with a calm and joyful can-do attitude. And, they stayed with it until they were able to accommodate our mother’s wishes. We were overwhelmed by their generosity of spirit! Special thanks go out to Matt who went so long and so deep into this process with us. You made a difficult situation better than bearable, and we appreciate all you did. The facility is awesome, the apartments are lovely, the amenities are wide ranging, and the staff is top-notch. We siblings wanted to move in! As it turns out, our mother decided to move out of state to live with one of us. Had she stayed in Tucson, however, she would have moved to The Forum. From our experience, we siblings recommend The Forum, without reservation.
Beverly106245550
My father is in The Forum. We like it because it is close to where my sister works, and it gives him a lot more freedom. The food is great. I have eaten there several times myself.
J. Sim
May 22, 2015
I would have LOVED to have moved my parents into the Forum, but unfortunately my parents were just not ready for such a commitment. The Marketing Team there, Gerry, Sandy & Matt, were so wonderful. The Customer Service was UNBELIEVABLE!!. They tried so hard, and worked so late to try and get us everything that we wanted. They even went above and beyond to help us find the perfect fit, if the Forum was not the right community. I truly applaud the Forum, the staff, and mostly Gerry, Sandy and Matt for everything they did. They are 3 of the best individuals to work with when finding your loved ones a perfect home
Curt R.
April 03, 2015
My father is extremely happy with his choice of The Forum Five Star for a senior retirement community. He speaks highly of the friendliness and helpfulness of all the staff, including the sales director, the front desk clerk, the cleaning service, the maintenance personnel, as well as the dining room hostess, servers and chef. He feels that the Forum is a perfect fit for his present needs. He likes the idea of having his meals prepared and served every day of the week and has nothing but compliments about the quality and quantity of the food. He also enjoys the socialization at meal time. My father feels that his independent living apartment is ideally designed and located within the complex. He has not yet given up his car, but knows that the scheduled transportation will get him to wherever he will need to go. He has lived at the Forum for only a month now, but we get the impression that he wishes he had moved there much sooner. The family is certainly comforted to know that he is in a safe and healthy environment and is surrounded by people who care.
Richard82186950
April 11, 2014
The Forum at Tucson was really plush. It was a little pricey, but they had everything that I was looking for. They had independent living, assisted living, and a bedridden section. So if I got sick, I might have to change rooms, but I wouldn't have to leave the facility. The rooms were just like a hotel room. You have a bathroom, sleeping quarters, and a kitchenette-type thing. However, they also have a full service restaurant. It was a really nice place. The residents there were dressed to the nines. The people who work there were always asking if I needed anything or wanted anything, and I kind of expect that when they think you're a prospective client, but they all did it so nicely. Once I saw the rooms and once I got the feel for the clientele and everything, I just felt very uncomfortable being there. It was just much too upper class to me.
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