We brought my 91 year old Mom to Chateau Valley Center for respite care and assisted living when she broke her arm and could no longer live independently. It is the absolute best place for her. They took amazing care of her when her assistance needs were high, but once she healed and no longer needed so much care, they were quick to adjust her cart costs. Every single staff member was professional, caring, welcoming, and so so friendly. They were really great about communicating with me about things I needed to know. The whole place is kept very clean and in good repair. I would give Château Valley Center 100 stars if I could.

I knew somebody who lived in Chateau Valley Center for a few years. He lived in the assisted part. He had a good place. The only part I didn't care for was the memory care area. They took me on a tour there and it just didn't feel right for my brother. They just seemed to be looking and sitting around. They should find things that they are interested in so that they have something to do that would make them feel worthwhile. In the assisted living, they had bingo, games, gatherings where they could meet, and a bus that would take them to shopping areas. My friend's room is pretty nice. It had a balcony where he could see out and walk out on it. It was an older facility, but it was kept up nice and clean. It's very close to a hospital across the street.

Chateau Valley Center was a nice facility. The people were friendly there. Before COVID they had field trips and in-house entertainment, and they had a nice library. The food was good. The building was good, modern, clean, and up-to-date.

They have been very good. They have been very good about calling back and being very polite and very nice and offering lots of help. Everybody that has called me has been very good. I saw their dining room and it was very nice. One of the reasons my friend moved there is because they have a swimming pool and she has MS. The staff are very polite.