Avila Senior Living at Downtown SLO

Pat118458150 

on Caring

9 years ago

I visited this facility We found this communituy for my mother-in-law. I have a very good experience with it. It is very good. The rooms are very nice. There are different options. There are studios and one-bedrooms. The dining room seems very clean, although my mother-in-law doesn’t go down there much. The dining room looks nice and she likes the food. They have different programs going on quite a bit. 

Audrey19 

on Caring

10 years ago

I visited this facility It was a very nice community. The people were very friendly, and the surroundings were very nice because it had a very large outdoor area. It is right downtown, so it is relatively small compared to the other facility. However, the inside was very nice. They have a very nice dining room. Sanitation was topnotch. 

Kathie5 

on Caring

10 years ago

I visited this facility We looked at the community that I felt wasn't for her. The people there were a little more sick and needed help, and she just doesn’t need that right now. They seemed nice too, but I think I would not take her there until she had more difficulty and cognitive kind of problems. 

Art11 

on Caring

11 years ago

I am a current client of this provider Outstanding and good. Should have come here sooner. I like it. This place makes life enriching. 

Jon 

on Caring

4 years ago

I visited this facility Avila Senior Living at Downtown I didn't like much of anything, though I like the location. The rooms were too small for a king-size bed. The people were fine, nothing wrong with the people. It's just old, and small. They're different buildings built for different purposes put together. They're very inexpensive. They keep it fairly clean, but it's old, it has a really old in-window heating and air conditioning unit. It's like a motel. I don't like it. 

Senior Consumer Advocate 

on Caring

5 years ago

I visited this facility We visited Avila Senior Living to compare senor living possibilities in SLO. During the tour we were concerned because several residents' doors had signs on them asking people to knock before entering. We asked if staff routinely enters apartments without knocking. Mr. Scangarello did not like that question and glossed over it by saying staff members often need to enter residents' apartments to render care and do wellness checks. Mr. Scangarello had promised us lunch after the tour. However, he escort... read more