Copper Place

My 98-year-old dad has resided at Copper Place Assisted Living Center for 2 years. We've been blessed with his daily care and support as well as Copper Place's links with local hospice organizations for residents with chronic, debilitating conditions. His care has been exceptional! Like many seniors, Dad was initially reluctant to leave his own home. We were assured that with all of the activities, he'd transition mentally / emotionally in about 6 weeks, and he did so, "right on schedule." The daily socialization and attention he receives from all of the staff have truly worked miracles, and he's said more than once how he considers Copper Place his home. He loves the meals (prepared on site) and his ability to choose from the daily menu. He also appreciates the communion services available each Sunday. After so long in isolation in his own home, his personality has "blossomed" with the care and attention that he receives each day at Copper Place, and we are grateful!

This was a great place and great community would have went with this community if my loved one wanted to be in this area.

It is very clean and beautiful inside. There is very little landscaping and no trees, it is Yuma, AZ, however, desert landscaping would be nice. It is along the freeway frontage road, very remote and ugly outside. There is no store for the residences to walk to and transportation is very limited. We went to visit my wife's father and found him in wet pants. He had not had his medication. It was difficult to find a caretaker for assistance. The staff is friendly overall, but there is very little assistance. There is unfortunately not enough staff to actually care for the patients, which is probably why the price is affordable and why several of the staff are somewhat angry. There are unfortunately a few angry overworked staff who should not be there. We have dealt with these people over the last few years. This place works if it is all you can afford. If you can add another 500 a month, go somewhere else.