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The Farmstead at Dixon is a caring and professional community with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. A big thank you to Alana Reyes, who was wonderful to work with — kind, patient, and so helpful throughout the process for my family member. Highly recommend to families looking for quality independent living, assisted care, or memory care. Julio

I’m very happy that I moved here from The Atria in Davis. Everyone has been very kind and helpful. My apartment is very comfortable and roomy and meets all my needs. The dining room food is exceptional and has a cozy atmosphere. The care givers and wait staff are very accommodating and take excellent care of me. The house cleaning and laundry is done very well. And the administrative staff continue to take care of all my needs. I have made wonderful friends here and I am very happy.

This place is wonderful. I had a great time while visiting my father. The food is outstanding. I was greeted my many employees upon entry. Monica and Carrie were helpful and friendly to guide me to my dad’s apartment and remembered me when I left. The hospitality was great. I felt good when I left that my dad was safe to leave there.

Nice and welcoming facility. The sales director Lindsey is very knowledgeable and accommodating; such a pleasant spirit. The available rooms are nice and clean. I feel very comfortable and at ease with my love one living there.

I’m excited about The Farmstead in the Dixon community. I have known a couple people to have moved in to both their memory care and to their assisted-living, and I’ve heard nothing but good things. There have been many times I’ve contacted Tawsha Gaytan in order to help seniors find a new residence that matches their care needs and she has always been prompt at responding to inquires, nothing but pleasant in all of our interactions, and has a great understanding of what the community offers and if it’s a good match for the individual. It’s a beautiful community and the memory care feels like home vs like a hospital, which can be hard to come by in memory care communities.