Copper Place

Copper Place is a very clean community and the staff members are fantastic. With the covid restrictions we are still not able to really see the meals, dining service and activities but we do know our loved ones activity board is always completely full with things to do.

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!

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.

While looking for a place for my loved one we were drawn to this location because of the level of care that was provided, all the amenities, and how safe and secured the place is. There are a whole bunch of activities given such as bible study and fitness classes like senior Zumba. It is a bit expensive, but I would recommend them to others.

I was initially going to have a tour of this community for my mother but when I had found out the price it was way out of our budget. Compared to a lot of the facilities around this place it was a lot higher in price and seemed to offer the same services.

My mother in law was doing very well here before getting ill but she is starting to recover slowly. Prior to her being sick, she was doing the activities and social events and she likes being around the other residents.The community is on a smaller size scale which is a better fit for her not as many people so it is not as loud as some others. The caregivers are super nice and sweet. The food is good.

The care here at this community.The staff are very caring and attentive. The menu and the meals are appealing. The community has always been clean and maintained. They do offer her alot of activities. I would recommend this community other families for the great care and value that is offered for other families members .

My loved one is settling in pretty well since her move to Copper Place. She has a relative living there as well, so she had someone that she knew. The meals are decent, they do offer options if she does not like what they serve. The facility was the closest to all of the family members that will be visiting her, so it is the best fit.

The place is a good fit for my sister and her husband. Sometimes I wonder how much help they have on. Most of the time it's good but I'm concerned if their care needs change the staff will have the time and attention to give them.They are very good about making sure things are clean.Both of my loved ones have incontinence and they make sure to change them if they are soiled. Overall they do a pretty good job at Copper Place. One of the reasons we chose Copper Place is we liked how spacious the hallway is from the room to the restroom. My brother-in-law uses a wheelchair and needs accessibility.

I have not yet completely made the move into this community but I have started the process. All of the staff have been so helpful and friendly to me during this transition. They have offered to help move my furniture in and help hang any decor on the walls that I needed assistance with. My favorite thing about this facility that really sold me was how clean everything was and how professional all of the staff have been towards me.

I am very happy with everything that they have done. My initial contact with them was that they were very friendly and very helpful. They seemed very accessible. We have only had one incident where my brother had a problem and they called and let me know and took him to the hospital and I am extremely happy with the care he is receiving.

It works for my mom who suffers from dementia. She struggles to remember daily things and can get quite angry and agitated but they do a good job of managing her.

I was so glad to know that there were some other alternatives for what I was looking for. The lady at A Place For Mom was extremely nice and helpful. She was caring, too, which is important when one is having to make these decisions in talking about their loved ones. I really appreciated her passion to help me find the best place for my mom!

We have had a very good experience with Copper Place. I was very impressed with how friendly and helpful everyone was. I would certainly recommend them to anyone. I am very thankful that they were there when I needed them, and would use them again.

They are very helpful and I think my Aunt will like it once she gets adjusted to it.

The facility at Copper Place is very clean, and the staff there is very friendly. The issues are that the caregivers need more training as too different levels of care for residents, seems they are not equipped with knowledge or resources for more advanced care.

My mom stayed there for respite two or three times, before moving in long term. She lived there for over a year before we moved. We love them. It's like a big family. She had great care there. It was clean, and family oriented we had many meals there and family nights. The food was wonderful. We loved it there. We have recommended them to other friends.

The staff at Copper Place has been very friendly and real helpful. Mom was allowed to bring her dogs there, which was a real bonus. They have really tried to get her involved and knowing and interacting with the other residents, which I very much appreciate.

The facility at Copper Place is very clean, and the staff there is very friendly. According to the care plan that was initially set up, things were not really done the way we had planned. We got it taken care of, but they did not provide the care we were expecting at the start, which was likely more due to communication issues than anything else.