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Mojave Valley Residential Care Costs & Pricing
Mojave Valley Residential Care offers competitive pricing for its services, especially when compared to the broader benchmarks of San Bernardino County and the state of California. For both private and semi-private rooms, residents at Mojave Valley pay $2,000 per month, significantly lower than the county's average rates of $3,561 for private rooms and $2,958 for semi-private accommodations. Even in the context of California as a whole, where private room rates reach up to $3,939 and semi-private options are priced at $3,333 on average, Mojave Valley stands out as an affordable choice. This cost-effective model enables residents to receive quality care without compromising their financial stability in comparison to other local facilities and state averages.
Floor plans
Mojave Valley Residential Care
San Bernardino County
California
Private
$2,000
$3,561
$3,939
Semi-Private
$2,000
$2,958
$3,333
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Overall Review of Mojave Valley Residential Care
common30 reviews mention this
Staff care draws strong praise
Staff care is consistently described as kind, supportive, and attentive to residents.
Many residents and families describe caregivers and med techs as compassionate, courteous, and willing to help, including front-desk staff. A few reviews also point to shortcomings in responsiveness, communication, or management, but even those are still focused on the care experience day to day. Overall, resident experiences—whether positive or negative—center on how staff interacted with residents and families.
common4 reviews mention this
Clean, orderly spaces stand out
Residents and visitors repeatedly mention a clean, well-kept environment.
Several reviews mention the premises being clean and orderly, and at least one also calls out a pleasant smell. During a tour, a visitor described rooms as simple but clean and maintained, and noticed residents were engaged rather than left idle. One critical review specifically mentions bugs, which is the clearest cleanliness-related downside in the set.
differentiator11 reviews mention this
Memory care approach is a fit
Memory care is central to the experience, with residents often described as being well supported.
Reviewers repeatedly connect the community to memory care needs, mentioning dementia and cognitive decline directly or describing care geared toward residents with those challenges. Positive comments highlight patience, relationships with residents, and treating residents with dignity as they navigate decline. There are also negative comments that criticize oversight and access to outdoors, which again keeps the focus on day-to-day memory care support.
caveat3 reviews mention this
Care communication and oversight concerns
Some reviewers raise concerns about communication and day-to-day oversight.
One review says the facility is disorganized and that it’s difficult to reach the director by phone, with calls routed to messages only. Another critical review complains about management and work ethics. A separate negative review describes limited attention during the day, including not being checked on until later, and states that multiple health issues occurred as a result.
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Features
Types of Care
Board and Care Home
Amenities
Private
Nearby Places of Interest
Physicians
Dr Brams & Dr Maloney (7.5 miles)
Victor Valley Neurology (7.5 miles)
Vijay Arora (7.5 miles)
Dr Makala Reddy's Office (7.6 miles)
Radnet (7.6 miles)
Ultimate Sports And Orthopaedics (7.6 miles)
Choice Medical Group, Choice Physicians Network (7.6 miles)
Hospitals
Corwin Medical Center (7.6 miles)
Desert Physicians Management (7.6 miles)
St Mary Medical Center Mommy & ME Program (7.7 miles)
Mojave Valley Residential Care offers competitive pricing for its services, especially when compared to the broader benchmarks of San Bernardino County and the state of California. For both private and semi-private rooms, residents at Mojave Valley pay $2,000 per month, significantly lower than the county's average rates of $3,561 for private rooms and $2,958 for semi-private accommodations. Even in the context of California as a whole, where private room rates reach up to $3,939 and semi-private options are priced at $3,333 on average, Mojave Valley stands out as an affordable choice. This cost-effective model enables residents to receive quality care without compromising their financial stability in comparison to other local facilities and state averages.
Mojave Valley Residential Care is located at 21272 Morro Rd., Apple Valley, CA 92307 in San Bernardino County, California
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