Arrowhead Senior Living is a new facility and they're nice. My mother stayed there for rehab. In terms of the personal care she got on her rehab, they did a very good job. They were very cooperative and met all of our needs. They worked with us on a timeframe to be able to bring her home. She did rehab, they did bubble baths, and the activities were pertty good in keeping her active. It's all brand new, they even have wings that haven't been filled yet. It's a modern and nice facility that's like a large setting. They mainly had the rehab facilities, like the gym for doing rehab, they have a nice cafeteria, and a living room area. It was absolutely great value for the money.

Arrowhead Senior Living accepts dogs, and my mother won't move into a place like that. It's an assisted living facility but they have a different area for people that have dementia. Somebody was at the front door to greet us and was happy to show us around. They're very accommodating. The facility was nice and new, but built like an open log cabin, so it didn't feel cozy to me personally. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. It was very clean and very well kept. They had an exercise room.

I visited a friend who was bedfast at Arrowhead Senior Living Community. It's an enormous facility. The surrounding was very well groomed and very elegant. She was in a single room and it had a bed where she could be raised a little bit to eat her meal. They were bringing her lunches as we got there. The exterior was grand, and the interior was mostly stone and brick. They had activities, but she was not able to participate. Their staff member was very courteous and wanted to know if I'd like to see more. They were very friendly.