Grand Living At Tamaya

Jada Stafford

Jun 2026

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The Nurse Nita is very rude to the agency employees that comes there to HELP THEM. She told me that was “GOOD FOR ME” because I mentioned I wasn’t able to get a 30 minute break . When I let the facility know they blocked me from messaging them and labeled my account as DNR ( DO NOT RETURN) .

Brokerman 904

May 2026

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​Grand Living at Tamaya feels more like a luxury resort than a senior living community, and the dining experience completely reflects that! The food quality here is outstanding and crafted by talented chefs.<br><br>​Having the variety of casual dining at the Bistro and elegant formal meals means there is always something fantastic to choose from. The holiday food showcases are always a highlight. If you are looking for a vibrant community that prioritizes exceptional food and a first-class lifestyle, this is it.

Peter Rodriguez

May 2026

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Fantastic community.<br>Beautifully constructed building where seniors are welcomed, encouraged, and receive First Class Happiness on a regular basis!<br>Your loved ones are cared for by experienced professionals who possess a genuine passion of care and respect for each and every resident.

Donna Michelle Cappucio

Feb 2026

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This review is long overdue. A couple years ago, my father stayed at the Monarch memory care unit. Of all the places that he stayed at, Grand Living at Tamaya stood out. Director Harriet Johnson and her staff worked extremely hard to make Dad comfortable and to work with his aggressive behavior from his dementia. It was the first time in months that my husband and I were able to get a good night’s sleep, because even after we moved him from home to another facility (before and even after Tamaya), they called us at all hours to come calm him, but not Harriet and her staff! They knew how to handle him extremely well, and rarely called us for help. (For those of you who do not know what it is like to have a loved one with dementia, my husband and I tried to have Dad live at home for a couple months, but Dad was too much for us to handle, even with daily help. Dad wanted endless attention and always wanted me next to him, he would wake us at all hours, and he would interrupt my work meetings constantly, as I worked from home.)<br><br>Harriet Johnson is amazing and I admire her greatly for her tenacity in trying to work with all the healthcare doctors and nurses to ensure Dad was as happy as possible in his deteriorating condition. Tamaya kept him the longest out of all the facilities Dad lived at. (If my father’s condition had not gotten so bad, we would have kept him there until he passed, but we unfortunately had to move him later on.) Harriet also ensures there is a plethora of activities for the residents to keep them engaged without boredom, and included many outings.<br><br>With regard to the facility, Dad’s little apartment was almost like a large studio apartment with a kitchenette with sink and mini-fridge (but no cooking), and there was room for a small sofa, instead of just a bedroom. So, Dad could have his own favorite snacks and other items he enjoyed, and we created a small entertainment center for him to watch his favorite movies and TV programs, and we could visit comfortably with this little living room area. His window overlooked the entrance so he could people watch.<br><br>Monarch was by far the best out of all the places Dad lived at, thanks to Harriet and her staff!

T. Chérie M

Oct 2025

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Very grateful for such an amazing facility, especially for the nice lady in charge of wellness! She is professional and supportive. Exactly what we need.