The Oscar at Georgetown Opening Early 2024
3810 Williams Drive, Georgetown, TX, 78628,
Georgetown, Texas 78628
$3,275
109 Estrella Crossing, Georgetown, TX 78628
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The Oscar at Georgetown Opening Early 2024
3810 Williams Drive, Georgetown, TX, 78628,
Georgetown, Texas 78628
$3,275
$4,930
$8,000
$4,900
4.58
(12 reviews)
Facility
4.6
Staff
4.2
Food
3.5
Activities
4.0
Value
4.0
Reviewer#JM030124a
4
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March 26, 2024
My mom is at The Wesleyan at Estrella Assisted Living and Memory Care. We like the place. They have a lot of activities. They support my mother well. The only caveat is that your parent has to be able to ask for what they need. I like most of the people that are working there. They have a salon and a workout room. They do movies. There are church services on Wednesdays. On Sundays, they bring in entertainment at least twice a month. They have lunches that they can take out in the community. They take them on a shopping trip. They have big rooms. There are several different layouts. You could have two bedrooms and two bathrooms, or one bedroom or a studio. They have several courtyards and places to sit outside.
Betty
5
|
June 25, 2021
I had a very positive impression of The Wesleyan at Estrella Assisted Living and Memory Care. They have a large room for the memory care which is called 'Laura Hall'. Instead of having the word 'memory' in there, you have "Laura Hall". They have a large room where they have tables for activities like puzzles. There's an aquarium and on the other side were the tables are for meals.The rooms were off of that, so they were not down the hall. They actually almost surrounded the main area, so I kind of like that idea. My aunt doesn't have to go down a long hall to get to the dining room. They also have a lower resident to worker ratio and among all the facilities I called. They're the only one that had an availability, so we could take my aunt in. I was there at the time when they were serving meals, and they looked very appetizing. The lady that helped me was the RN and the director of nursing. She seems very nice and friendly. Her father is a resident of the assisted living area, and that's a positive thing that she has her own father there. She thinks well enough of them to do that. She was very helpful, nice, and seemed to know several of the residents (so that's a good thing). They do have a small courtyard off of the 'Laura Hall' where they have nice, big, sturdy chairs. It's very level area out there. They have a white board that has some activities that they listed on it.
ReviewerFY#0326
5
|
April 18, 2021
The Wesleyan in Georgetown was a nice facility. The rooms were small though. There were a lot of amenities, but my husband is a little bit concerned about the layout because my sister-in-law might get lost or be overwhelmed by it. It's very clean, and they have quite a few amenities and activities there.
Victoria
4
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December 27, 2018
The Wesleyan at Estrella was fine. They had folks that would come in to do Christmas music, they had an area out in the waiting room where they had puzzles and things of that nature. I think the administrative staff is very good, but the nursing aide staff needs a little work on their training. The meal I had there was not all that great. I understand they're in the middle of switching their chefs. They have an outside garden, but they don't have anything like a movie room.
Barbara
4
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January 26, 2018
We were pleased with The Wesleyan at Estrella. It seemed clean, the staff member who took us around for the tour was very knowledgeable, and the aides we met were very friendly and able to answer questions concerning health issues and activities within the facility. The dining area was spacious, well-lit, and looked like it had a cozy atmosphere to it.
Mary M.3
5
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January 27, 2016
I liked everybody at Wesleyan at Estrella. They had a lot of activities. They had a reading room and a music room. It was beautiful, and it was like the Taj Majal of assisted living homes. However, it was a two-story building. She could get lost if she were placed upstairs. It was open to the public and strangers could come in. There were more people in the apartments. They had all the amenities, and they had pendants that they kept around their necks.
The Wesleyan at Estrella Assisted Living is proud to provide assisted living arrangements for residents who want to continue to enjoy a certain level of independence, but would like assistance readily available when needed. The assisted living community offers 40 spacious apartment units and 5 floor plans to choose from.
A warm, residential atmosphere preserves a sense of independence promoting choice, while 24-hour oversight from licensed nursing staff ensures the most qualified, most immediate attention and care. We serve residents who desire activities and socialization, but require assistance with medications, transportation, bathing or other activities of daily living.
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