Scottsdale Village Square
2620 N 68th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85257-1299
Scottsdale Village Square (SVS) is an outstanding senior living community in south Scottsdale! We have been part of the South Scottsdale neighborhood for over 30 years. Our community is centered on engaging our residents to live at the highest quality of life so we offer a full continum of services and programs to meet the changing needs of our senior population.
With 141 beds, Scottsdale Village Square is one of the larger communities in the area, senior care communities in Scottsdale average about 81 beds. Larger communities more often keep clinical staff on site around the clock and can offer a wider range of on-site therapy and activities, though some families prefer the quieter feel of a smaller setting.
The community is located in Maricopa County, AZ.
Scottsdale Village Square offers assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, and continuing care (CCRC).
Facility details
- Beds / units 141
Resident & family reviews
Some of the staff are very caring and skilled. Many are not. My poor grandmother was trying hard to get out of diapers. Too often she would ring for help and be left waiting 15 or 20 minutes and have to use her diaper. The for weeks the OT staff reported she was reluctant to partake in some of the activities but that the managed to make it work. Then out of the blue they said they were discharged her because she refused to participate in OT. What? We were there daily, inquiring about her progress! She was on a pureed diet for a while. The food was horrible. The worst example is the pureed, gelatinous fish. It was a transparent orange that tasted of nothing but smelled vaguely of fish. I am certain there was zero caloric value, not that she would eat it anyways. And Christmas dinner? A choice of ribs with coleslaw or a chicken salad sandwich. Just like home. Most of the staff had no idea of how to deal with a hearing impairment. They would move or reposition her without warning- very scary and sometimes painful for her! The CNA's were mostly nice to us but the nursing staff always acted like it was an inconvenience to interact with family especially if we asked for anything, either on her behalf like a box of tissues for her room or if we asked about her care or progress. They were often under-staffed- chronically so on the weekends.
by Verified visitor, Jan 2011