We liked Edgewood Sierra Hills a lot. That was the first place we went to and that was the place that kind of stuck out more to our dad's needs. They showed us a studio and a one-bedroom, and they were great. They all looked nice and the facility itself looked clean. It was right at lunchtime when we went there, so we got to see everybody eating lunch in the dining room and the food looked good. They also have a laundry room, mailboxes, and an activity area, which they've been redoing. We only mainly talked to Amy, the person in charge of the tours, and we liked her a lot too.

The assisted living of Sierra Hills was excellent. The dining room was lovely. All the caregivers were excellent and the administration officers were very caring and helpful. The food was excellent.

Sierra Hills has all the basics and in many ways that's the best way to describe it all around. When I visited Sierra Hills with my mother who has been thinking of assisted living for a few years now, she didn't seem terribly impressed and neither was I. They have the basics that you would expect, transportation, regular activities of a few rather canned varieties, somebody cleans your clothing and rooms, and they handle meds, meals in a cafeteria plus snacks. The problem is that nothing jumped out to me as very impressive. The food looked to be excessively bland, for understandable reason of course, but there were no options for something more flavorful for those who would prefer it (though they do provide transport to restaurants.) Apparently they have different plans, with the price going from 1,500 a month all the way to 5,000. The activities struck me as dull, the service seemed apathetic, the food was bland, and the grounds were pleasant but nothing to write home about. Nothing at all jumped out at us, and the idea of spending 4,000 a month for something so dull just didn't appeal to me. That said, there was nothing overtly wrong with them. So it's hard for me to mark them low.

Oh I loved it there and I am moving back there from aspen winds. Sierra Hills is wonderfull. They treat you like a person. Not an animal.