Morada Lawton

William

Morada Lawton is very nice. I like everything about it. I like the people and everything. The building was clean and pretty well-kept. The atmosphere was good. The dining area was clean and well-kept. The rooms were good size. The layout was good. The people there were nice. It's a pretty good place.

Merry

I've been here; I've toured it twice. I almost put my husband in there but decided to not do it right now. All of the staff were very helpful. There's not anything that I like the least. It's a nice place. The rooms are really big, and they were going to give me a room that was being redone. It was nice and clean. There was no odor. The people that I saw there were residents, they all seemed happy. They had a salon.

Sena

When we toured here, I liked it. It seemed like they cared about the residents and they had a lot of personalized care. Even down to their meal planning was whatever the resident wanted, they catered to the residents. The staff have activities for the residents, the rooms are nice, and they promote them having their freedom. The reason why we chose another place was that it was closer to family, but they called and checked on me. They were just really caring, even after we didn't choose them. They still called to make sure that my mom was OK, or just to check how she was. They let us come in and have a meal there. It was good, it was tasty, and it was set like a dinner setting so we ate like a family. It's very clean and the atmosphere has a very homey feeling. You'd feel at home there. The staff was really helpful and very kind. The food was excellent, they even have an alternative menu.

Debra

My father moved into here. He got an apartment and it's got a living room, a bedroom, and two baths. They don't allow cooking, but they have a microwave and a refrigerator. They don't allow hot plates or stoves or anything like that. They provide all of his medical care, all the dining, and they have activities. He's free to come and go as he pleases and families are welcome to come and go as they please. On a scale of 1 to 10, I'd give them an 11. They're great people. They have a dementia center there. They have just one room and three different size rooms depending on whatever they wanted. My father wanted a lot of room. He uses a scooter, so he wanted enough room to move around with the scooter. They have church services and all kinds of activities down in the activity room. They do different activities every single day. They offer restaurant-type dining, laundry care, cleaning the rooms, they also have healthcare, and they have a doctor and nurses on the premises. They offer just about everything I can think of. They have puzzle building, movies, cards, and a piano. My dad already played the piano for the other residents since he's been there. They have a library, a courtyard, and areas outside that they can go out and they're still on- premises. They have a theater room and they offer movies and popcorn. They have a little chapel and a music room. My father seemed quite happy with them. The location and the convincing of the medical care were the two things that led me to Ten Oaks. They also told me that if my father ever gets to the point where he needs memory care, all they would do is just move into a different unit in the memory care section. I was pleased with that.