Avista Senior Living North Mountain

Let me tell you Without Joe and Jerry are the best of living I will not be happy today. I was ready to commit Harry Carey. These guys are in jail from above truly angels. I love this place thank you.

At a very hard time for our family Avista reached out and helped make the transition to assisted living as pain less as possible. I have nothing but good things to say about all of the staff and the care. Thank you all!!

We put my mom Jolene here about 6 months ago. Her previous last three experiences were very bad. Then we came here! Mom and I love this place! From the staff Ryan, Rob, Janet, Shannon, all the med techs, shower personnel, cafeteria help we get nothing but kindness and assistance. The apartment is fantastic! The food very good! Having a med tech on every floor gives me piece of mind! I would highly recommend this facility where kindness is their motto and it shows every day!

I never really had a real family growing up, but being here at Avista has felt like the closest thing to one. I've been through a lot in my past, and finding a place where I feel safe, cared for, and understood means everything to me. I trust the staff here with my care, and that trust is not given lightly. The team does a great job making sure my appointments are scheduled and that I get to them on time. It’s one less thing I have to worry about, and I truly appreciate that. The breakfast food is always something to look forward to, and I especially enjoy the little social events like popcorn socials and root beer floats—they bring joy and a sense of community. I live in a studio room, and while you might think it would feel small, it doesn’t at all. It comfortably fits my bed set, recliner with tv stand and a dining table set. It’s cozy but still gives me space to feel at home. If I had one wish, it would be to have more chances to play the Mexican version of bingo—it’s something I really enjoy and would love to see more of. Overall, Avista has become a place where I feel valued and cared for. It’s more than just a senior living facility—it’s home.

My mother is a resident here. She's lived here a few years. She is in her 80s and has severe cognitive issues. The dementia requires her to live in the memory care unit, which is password protected to keep our loved ones safe. Her memory issues and cognitive decline were too much for my brother or I to handle safely, so this was the best place for her to be. When you arrive to the facility you go to the front desk and sign in via tablet that takes your picture and prints out a name badge. The last event I went to was the Thanksgiving meal. They had a buffet style setup where families could sit and eat together.