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Cascades Of The Sierra Senior Living
275 Neighborhood Way, Spanish Springs, NV 89441
Based on 66 reviews
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Cascades Of The Sierra Senior Living Description
The Cascades of the Sierra, located in Spanish Springs, Nevada is a supportive community for our residents and their families. We provide expert care and services for those who require Assisted Living, Senior Living, or Independent Living. We provide the best Memory Care available. The expert team at our facility not only understands the challenges of memory loss for our residents, but also for their families. At Cascades of the Sierra, you can celebrate all the joys of retirement living. Here, you'll have access to plenty of amenities and activities that will keep you busy and happy in your golden years. So come on down and enjoy everything this wonderful community has to offer! We invite you to indulge in a wellness-focused lifestyle dedicated to positive aging and wellbeing that applies to mind, body and soul. This is a lifestyle that will help you feel your best as you age!Assisted Living
At Cascades of the Sierra, we strive to provide an environment free of worries where our residents can enjoy a lifestyle full of enrichment. We provide our residents and their families with personalized, quality care and peace of mind. The best assisted living accommodations are for those who can benefit from 24-hour support, but do not require the more comprehensive care offered at a skilled nursing center. Our approach to Assisted Living is based on wellness.Memory Care
We get it. Memory diseases are tough—on patients and families. They can be unpredictable, showing up differently in each person. That's why Cascades of the Sierra is here to help. The Lodge at Cascades of the Sierra is a haven for those with Alzheimer's and other Dementia. Here, they receive top-notch memory care and specialized programming in a safe and secure environment.Respite Care
Caring for a loved one with memory loss can be an incredibly rewarding experience, even though it requires a lot of time and energy. We understand at Cascades of the Sierra that even though family members who are memory-impaired are dearly loved, their caregivers still need respite care from time to time. As the caregiver for a loved one with Alzheimer's, there is little time left for personal activities or errands.Dining
The menus at this establishment are created by a Le Cordon Bleu trained chef and dietitian, ensuring that each dish is not only delicious but also nutritious. The menu at the restaurant is always changing to reflect what's in season and to include a variety of regional favorites, resident requests, traditional home-style meals and chef signature specialties.Price Comparison
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Cascades Of The Sierra Senior Living is a wonderful place for seniors to call home. It offers a variety of amenities, such as an arts and crafts studio, indoor pool, billiards/game room, business center, worship services and courtyards/walking paths. With these amenities, seniors can engage in activities that they enjoy while also socializing with their peers.Services
Cascades Of The Sierra Senior Living offers a variety of services to meet the needs of their elderly population. They provide Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Senior Apartments for those who are able to live on their own with minimal assistance. For those in need of more specialized care, they also offer Respite Care, Alzheimer’s Care, Dementia Care, and Memory Care. With a wide range of options available, Cascades Of The Sierra Senior Living is the perfect place for seniors to get the care they need.Assisted Living Services and Amenities
Cascades Of The Sierra Senior Living provides a variety of assisted living services and amenities. They have an emergency call system to ensure that residents can get help in a timely manner if they need it. Residents also have access to a microwave and individual climate control to keep them comfortable. Step-in showers are available to make bathing easier, as well as kitchenettes for preparing meals. Pets are allowed with a small monthly fee.Independent Living Services and Amenities
Cascades Of The Sierra Senior Living provides its residents with luxurious independent living services and amenities, such as a wellness/fitness center, formal dining room, bistro/café, business center, computer center, arts & crafts studio, billiards/game room and indoor pool. Residents can also benefit from the fitness program, guest suites, housekeeping and linen service pet friendly policy and scheduled transportation. All these amenities offer an enjoyable lifestyle for those who reside there.Health
personalized assistance
rehabilitation
skilled nursing
specialized alzheimer’s care
dietitian
dementia care
respite care
caregiver
brain teasers
Activities
ice cream socials
games
special events
educational programs
music
outings
gardening
summer picnics
trivia
engaging programs
concerts
bridge
exercise classes
crossword puzzles
daily activities
fitness and wellness programs
life enrichment program
day trips
fitness program
fitness/wellness center
life enrichment activities
baking
Dining
café/bistro
nutritious meals
fine dining
private dining room
snacks throughout the day
family style dining
bistro/café
dining experience
happy hour
Services
full-time concierge
resident council
weekly housekeeping & linen service
apartment upkeep
lawn maintenance
24-hour security
snow removal
concierge services
scheduled transportation
housekeeping and linen service
Amenities
covered parking
emergency call system
salon & spa
granite counter tops
individual climate control
full kitchens
arts & crafts studio
formal dining room
theatre
home-like environment
billiards/game room
kitchenette
indoor pool
guest suites
fireside lounge
wellness/fitness center
all utilities
exercise facilities
microwave
computer center
multi-purpose room
cable
wheelchair-accessible van
theater
secured environment
business center
community amenities
library
beauty/barber salon
walking paths
storage space
Pets
pet friendly
pets welcome
pets allowed
Religious
church services
bible study
worship services
Employee Reviews for Cascade Living Communities in Spanish Springs, Nevada
3.64 out of 5 stars. Based on 14 reviews
Cascade Living Communities in the Spanish Springs, NV area has an overall rating of 3.64 out of 5 stars based on 14 reviews. Employees report that the benefits are good, but the staff is often short-handed due to a lack of work ethic from some employees. Management is not highly regarded, with the Office Manager not being properly trained or educated for the position. There is a lack of proper direction and management does not take responsibility for their actions. Policies are often conflicting and employees feel like they are thrown to the wolves to learn as they go. The hours are convenient, coworkers are friendly, and the residents are amazing. However, the pay is not the greatest and the higher level employees do not treat the dining department well. Grieving the death of a resident is taken very harshly and can be emotionally draining. Despite the cons, employees enjoy coming to work each day knowing that they are helping families find a place for their loved ones to thrive. The work is quick-paced but rewarding, and the coworkers and residents are fun and playful. Advice to management is to hire more people and take responsibility for their actions.Employee Reviews for Cascade Living Communities
3.04 out of 5 stars. Based on 252 reviews
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This community is licensed by the state of NV. It is a large-sized community with 150 total beds.Disclaimer
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We put our mother here expecting that she would have good care and lots of activities. It turned out to be nothing of the sort. They have a pool, but they don't heat it so it's just for show to get people to join. The patio for barbecues is never used. The family rooms that look like cooking demos will happen- never do. Instead, my mother was left in her room alone with very little assistance. We hired a private nurse to get any sort of care. The place is super expensive and you get very little for your money. Jim who runs it, has the biggest ego and talks down to people. Marie, the head nurse is the coldest most uncaring person- it's shocking she is in this business.At the end of the day- my mother was left in solitary confinement during covid( they would not let our caregiver in) and my mother received no care. We were forced to move her to memory care to get any help! when we moved her- 3 rats were living in her couch! She didn't last long after this and Trudy spent all her time telling us how much more our mom was going to cost( they were empty) Stay away from this place, we wish we never put our mother here- it was an absolute nightmare!
My mother-in-law lived in the assisted living section for 2 years. Physical care is inconsistent due to high staff turnover. They were consistently short staffed causing delays in care and response to pendant calls. The staff wear radios that are constantly going off causing a frenetic environment. The only positive is the attractive common areas. It might be acceptable for independent living but stay clear if your loved one needs assistance of any kind.
My wife and I moved into Cascades of the Sierra about two months ago and have been extremely pleased with all aspects of the facility especially how they have dealt with the COVID 19 virus situation. They have been serving all meals room service since the middle of March to prevent gatherings of people. They have also had to cancel many of their programs and the swimming pool due to the virus and not wanting it to spread or get into the facility. The management and staff have been extremely helpful and friendly and doing whatever possibly to make the best of a bad situation, meaning the virus.
Hello I'm Kevin. I am one of the many new cooks at cascades. It has been my pleasure to say I have been enjoying my work there and being able to share my ideas and experiences. This has been one of my favorite job experiences ever I enjoy talking with everyone and being able to get input for new food ideas. We have a great team.
If you're looking for a place for your loved one or yourself I'd turn away from Cascades and run as far as you can! I have personally had loved ones staying there for about a year and the horror story to them moving out is just horrendous! Not only did the billing staff take thousands from their account after they had moved out; they didnt even notify their daughter of the money until she had called them! Yes you heard that correctly. They charged rent on someone who was not living there and didnt even take notice until the daughter called them about the money. They would have just kept the money and not said a word. Then when the money was requested back for the stuff they lost as well and the rent that was wrongfully taken out of their account the new manager who calls himself JC wouldnt even try to talk to their daughter about the problems and he said "they bent over backwards" but never gave her the full amount back and JC Instead he hid behind a computer and an email and that's how he communicated. And not professionally at all. I myself work in the health care facilities and I am making sure no one else has to go through this or their loved ones. Most of the care was good but there were many times it wasnt at all. Steer clear and find a friendlier place where you wont have to worry about a company stealing your loved ones money. Especially one with Dementia in their "lodge".
Have a friend there & that front desk gal, Eileen is so rude, crude & couldn't be more of a snob. I tried to talk to the manager, Jim and... well he doesn't return telephone calls. I thought maybe me, but everytime you are in there- sit & listen to how much drama there is. Run to the next exit. There are nicer, prettier, cleaner places for your loved ones.
I spent a couple of hours in this place, visiting with a few acquaintances. At first glance, it seemed pretty nice, but as I walked through the halls, I encountered some crowding so bad that I was bumped into repeatedly. I might have overlooked that, until I approached the dining area. I could not believe how bad the food aromas were. I felt "green" rather quickly. I declined the invitation to have lunch there, and left. Never to return!
Beautiful setting & good food. I had felt good about placing my mother here but didn't feel the support one should feel after everything was signed & done. no support network , no updates for family living far away . only time I received a call was when Bill's were due and now after her death & waiting for probate to close they will continue to harass her children as they grieve try to pay for everything in a dwindling account tied up by Laws even after repeated exchange w staff as well as the response from probate Attorneys that the Estate is tied up till probate closes . Not good business in my opinion
Met with Cindy who gave me a tour and answered all my questions. Very helpful.Menu, activités with the residence was great to see, nice gym, bbq and pool area very desirable and clean to meet senior needs. Movie theater was top notch - the bar and dining area was beautiful, with top cooks. Nice menu but didn't try their food.Rooms are nice and clean land appealing smell when you walk the facility.Pricey with 1-6 levels of care for your loved one. Will think about my options a must see if you haven't
My girlfriend applied at the company and got an email back for a group interview so she called the company to find out more information and the pay. A woman named Tammy answered the phone extremely rude. My girlfriend went into introducing yourself and she didn't even say anything and put her on hold. Then couple minutes later answered again then put her on hold again with no warning. Wow how unprofessional!!! She answered the phone again after waiting for minutes. My girlfriend went into asking her some general questions she rudely said "why don't you come in and find out the pay and the information you need" and hanged up on her. Why I'm so shocked how unprofessional a company that treats maybe future employees can only image how they treat Their customers.
Very very bad service!! Called twice to setup up a group interview and both times I they gave attitude, did not care, and without letting me finish to speak they hung up on me. I'm glad to have experience this before attending the interview I sure do not want to work for such careless, horrible, ugly spirited people. Keep in mind I rarley give reviews but this service was beyond disgusting I feel sorry for those who have to put up with the staff.
Medtech “Sofia Keebble” is so EXTREMELY NARCISSISTIC, RUDE AND NOT PROPERLY TRAINED to handle death and dying residents . I witnessed SOFIA multiple times giving comfort liquid meds to my dying friend, and she made my friend gag and cried. When I suggested to Sofia do not keep putting the syringe all the way to the throat of my friend just put it sublingual or buccal ( side of the cheeks)to avoid making her gag, SOFIA lashed out on me,witness by the house keeper Ladda Wade. SOFIA IS TOTALLY UNFIT TO WORK TO ANY NEAR DEATH AND DYING RESIDENTS of Cascade in Reno! OMBUDSMAN AND THE LICENSING WILL BE INFORM SOON!! Please INVESTIGATE SOFIA’s BEHAVIOR, from September 9-11,2021 when I was there and please talk to all the caregivers and staff that witness Sofia’s unacceptable behaviors!
Finding a safe place for my mom - where she is happy and well taken care of - has been one of my biggest challenges. Especially during COVID. In my experience the staff at Cascades has always been professional, friendly, responsive and accommodating. And they seem to go out of their way to follow all protocols and safety procedures. I am extremely thankful we found them and I hope she enjoys it there for many years to come.
Cascades of the Sierra is THE premier Assisted and Independent Living/Memory Care Unit in Northern Nevada. You will not find a staff that is more dedicated to ensuring that their residents receive the highest quality of care and comfort, and that dedication runs from the housekeeping staff all the way up to the Executive Director. It is a beautiful place to live and it is run by people who truly care about the people they serve. What more could you ask for?
If you truly love your aged parent DO NOT put then into memory care at Cascades of the Sierras ! It wasn’t too bad until management changed and Trudy took over .. Staff turnover became rampant and things drastically changed. COVID 19 struck and even though ( as I found out later ) memory care had a completely different set of rules than assisted living ( as set out by the government) all visitation was cut out completely . Our family had months stolen from us ......I found my Mom an amazing perfect place and could not get her out of there fast enough. Trudy tried to throw up roadblocks and was extremely rude and condescending not only to me and my entire family but also to the new place who kindly picked her up.The top management has a lot to be desired as well. Molly Ratford and Jim Cox ) They make promises and never come thru and actually lied in print .... the residents are simply dollar bills and the change in my Mom was so amazing that the conclusion we came to was they were sedating ( suspectedly ) unnecessarily to make it easier on them .
One great point of difference for Cascades of the Sierra is its Executive Director, Jim Cox. Jim is a talented administrator and leader with a passion for elder care, particularly for dementia care. He is honest and ethical and creates a caring culture for his employees, families and residents.
Cascades is a beautiful senior living community in northern Nevada. I worked for many years at a "competitor" and we always had a respectful relationship with the Cascades team. Since not every senior community is right for every client, I referred families to Cascades many times and always heard great things back about the community and staff. It's one of the newer senior communities in our area so has modern, large apartments that have very appealing amenities. I also worked previously with their Executive Director, Jim Cox, and found him to be an excellent and caring leader with many years of experience in senior living. Definitely one of the top senior living communities in this area.
Our family moved Mom into Independent Living in August 2020 because it was critical for her health and safety. The Cascades staff--from maintenance, food service, sales team to front desk--have been professional, courteous and helpful. Mom loves her apartment, the food, and the support she receives from the Cascades team. During a very challenging year, Jim Cox has been outstanding in communicating with residents and families and we appreciate his leadership in getting residents COVID vaccinations so quickly. We appreciate the entire Cascades team for all you do. A heart felt thank you.
A wonderful company I am proud I worked for!I worked at Cascades of the Sierra for over 2 years. It has been an immensely wonderful and rewarding experience and I was very sad to leave due to unforeseen personal reasons. The atmosphere, the team and residents make you feel right at home the instant you walk in.The property is breathtaking, the services and amenities offered are just WOW ! The team members are very experienced and excellent at what they do. Everyone, including the senior management team, is very supportive of each other to provide the best care and experience to the residents. I will always cherish my time over there! I truly miss my Cascades of the Sierra family, especially the residents who welcome you everyday with a smile and opened arms. It is a wonderful place to be for both coworkers and residents.
My mom lived in the Cascade of the Sierra for seven years. She initially started in independent living and eventually moved to assisted. She enjoyed living here and was glad to have such a nice, safe place to live. I have found the staff caring, helpful and hard working. I appreciated their diligence in keeping my mom safe. Over the years there have been issues but they have always worked with me to get them resolved. As the care giver for my mom, I know the responsibility lies with me to keep up with here needs but having the cascade there on a 24/7 basis that I could call when I was not able to be there was a comfort and a help. There are many times the staff would check on her for me as she would forget to charge her phone. They would help when asked, even when it was not in their job description. Not always on my time table but it would get done. Mind assisted living does not mean immediate assistance unless it is life threating. Some folks seem to believe that assistance should be swift but that would require a 1 to 1 staff to client. That is not something I could afford. I am very thankful that the Cascade provides such a lovely, helpful, and safe place for our aging seniors.
It was a difficult decision for my Aunt to leave her home in SoCal and move to Northern Nevada. Cascades has been a blessing as the staff has been more than helpful. The pandemic is tough on everyone, especially the elderly. The staff are diligent in their effort to keep people safe. My aunt is looking forward to the days that she can freely get out meet other residence and enjoy comradery.
My loved one chose this place above another. The residence is beautiful and the staff are friendly and do their best to keep the residents safe and happy. The move in process during covid was secure and efficient. My loved one is well taken care of with meals delivered several times per day because the restaurants are closed due to the pandemic. The restrictions in place to keep the residents safe during the pandemic are to be expected and beneficial to the folks who live there. I'm hopeful for the reopening of everything there eventually.
My experience with the staff at Cascades of the Sierra were great. We had to find accommodations for my dad rather quickly and the staff really went out of their way to help. The staff was great with working with my dad. Although his stay was short, we had a great experience.
Deeply dissatisfied and concerned with the lack of care our family member received. Nice facility for those capable of living independently, but for those needing assistance (of which our family member did) it was frightening. Numerous meals were missed, there were long delays in responding to emergency call button (while we were on the phone with our family member!) laundry was not done on more than one occasion and the room was left in unsanitary conditions for several days. The staff was apologetic but changes did not happen. If you have family members there during COVID, PLEASE continue to check on them daily, especially regarding their meals(if you can FaceTime during meals that’s awesome). If you are looking for a facility for your family member and they are in need of a higher level of care be aware of these issues, and see if they’ve been addressed or find a much smaller facility.
I’ve had the pleasure of attending seminars and support groups at Cascades. The appetizers are always good. I was offered a tour and gladly accepted. I've toured many locations in No. Nevada and I’d feel comfortable placing a loved one there. The location is wonderful and has many amenities for senior living at all stages of the golden years. I’ve referred numerous people there for a lovely place to retire.
I highly recommend Cascades of the Sierra. I am a granddaughter to two elderly grandparents aging 91 and 88. Originally my grandparents started in the Assisted living section of this facility due to my grandfather being released out of a Rehabilitation Facility and needed more hands on care. Although we encountered a few issues from some of the staff members at the beginning, I was able to communicate my concerns as a family member where they were immediately taken seriously and addressed with action. Every client is different and has unique needs, allowing time for an adjustment period for both staff and your family members makes a huge difference in the probability of success. You need to be patient as a loved one and communicate any concerns you might have so that the staff has the opportunity to work with you and improve in areas needed.My grandparents now live in the Independent Living section. Whenever I visit my family, they have something new to rave about when it comes to either the events available to them, the wonderful staff, or the gorgeous environment. I visit them frequently and have witnessed many staff members working directly with my grandparents, specifically appliances in their apartment, to help them operate these items and teach them uses. I am the only family member currently present within my grandparent's life and Cascades' staff has been incredibly supportive and helpful to our family and me specifically. Jim Cox, who is the Executive Director at Cascades, knows me and my family by name. He takes time out of his day to help me with the many difficulties that comes with aging family members and has been incredibly kind and considerate of me as a family member, even when I have brought a concern to his door. He listens to what you have to say and then takes care of it. If you are looking for a place where your loved one is cared for and treated with respect as a unique individual, Cascades is right for you. If you work WITH Cascades, you can give your loved one a great place to call home and be taken care of.
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