Assisted Living Communities in Allen, TX

"Creekside is a God-send literally. It was a very hard decision to have to deal with, but the staff was so helpful and caring. We actually went into the first interview looking for something to not like. It didn't happen. Then when they opened the door to the living area any doubt we may have had melted away. The atmosphere is like someone's personal home. The staff is very attentive and caring!! We were so worried Mom would fight us on this decision, but she is happier now than I have seen her in several years!. They keep the residents busy all the time with a whole range of activities and there are a lot of volunteers that come in and share their talents. It's just an amazing place! "

"I had an in-person tour. The staff that I spoke with was very helpful in trying to find a solution for us. The apartments were very good-sized. If I end up moving my parents to assisted living, this is probably the facility that we will use. It's a little bit farther away from me. I wanted them a little bit closer. The facility was very clean and looked very nice."

"The Ivy of McKinney had more of a commercial atmosphere than a personal atmosphere to me. It was also geared more towards veterans. They said they have a lot of vets there. I walked through the whole thing, but I think the rooms I looked at were for assisted living at that time. They were nice, but didn't have this personalized homey feeling. The common area was nice, large, and well-kept. Some of the rooms I looked at were fairly large, too. The staff was very knowledgeable and helpful."

"My wife is in Stonefield. She's in memory care. We looked at several facilities, and I just liked it. I know most of the staff by first name and they're good. They have a lot of activities my wife can't be involved in. They do Bible studies, games, and exercises. She can do a few of them. My wife has to be fed. I go there and I feed her, and the food is very good. The room is fine; it's 1-bedroom. I like the people. People are important, and I think my wife gets good care there. "

"It was purely an assisted living facility, and it had no kitchen facilities other than a microwave and a sink. There was no opportunity to be independent. The building was brand new, and the grounds were beautiful. There was surely no complaint for that, but it was a little further down on care than what we wanted because my father was still relatively independent. We liked the grounds, the lobby area, the area to sit for their continental breakfast -- which they offered -- and the rooms were beautiful. However, it was more like 300 to 450 square feet of space, which eventually was an efficiency apartment. There was nothing wrong with that. There was a lot a people, and that's exactly what they needed, but it was not a good fit for our needs."

"I loved the people at Redbud Place. The residents and staff were fabulous. Everything is self-contained. Everything you could need is self-contained in the facility. It was great. It is right next door to the McKinney Senior Center."

"DaySpring Assisted Living was OK, but it was a little far. Other than that, they were pleasant. The adviser was very bubbly. It was really kind of funny. Even the people cooking came out and said hi, so that was OK. There seems to be quite a few people that were doing things. But it was just a little far, and I'm trying to stay as close as I can. Most of the accommodations were studios. Some of them were bigger, of course, than others. They had back doors to go out to the courtyard. The courtyard looked a little big, but it's a place to get out and get some air. They have an activity area. I don't know what it's called, but it's pretty much one big room. They could do movies if they wanted to, or have somebody come in and play the piano. The place was nice."

"We went to Brookdale Stonebridge Ranch. Everybody was very friendly. We got to talk to a couple of residents and they were very upbeat. It was nicely decorated for Christmas. Everything was very clean. The staff during the visit was wonderful."

"Visited this beautiful community and was extremely impressed with the environment and employees we met. They were more than welcoming to my family and we were very appreciative at how comfortable they made us feel. The community was very clean and well maintained with beautiful apartments and living spaces. They answered all of our questions with compassion and awareness of our mothers dignity. "

At Alpha and Omega Residential Care Home, our goal is to provide our residents with the best in senior living. Our high quality care and dedicated staff ensure that the health needs of all our residents are supported, while our wide variety of activities provides them with the opportunity to enjoy enriching and entertaining experiences in the company of others. Alpha and Omega Residential Care Home is more than just a place to live. It's a home.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My father-in-law has moved into Colonial Oaks at Campbell Park. What I like best is that it's practically one-on-one care. I'm not sure I have anything I dislike yet. His room is 250 square feet, and for a memory care patient, that's a lot of room, because he's also a fall risk, and so the less space the better for him. It's practically one nurse for every patient, so it's a great ratio there. The staff is exceptional. The facility is beautiful, well kept, very clean, and it looks like a hotel. The value for the money is excellent."

"I toured the facility and found it very warm and cheerful. It was clean. There were a lot of activities planned throughout the day. The dining was bright and spacious. There is an inner courtyard where they have cookouts, gardening activities. It is pet friendly. Patients can transition to memory care if needed. It is not the newest facility in our area, but I think that the people are very professional, warm and caring. "

"The rooms that I saw when I visited Sunrise of Plano were very nice. The facility is lovely and very well maintained. I looked at both at both independent living and assisted living and it was very nice. Everyone was lovely. "

Our Cottage – Ambrosia (Plano) Boutique Assisted Living | 8 Residents | Family-Owned, Heart-Led Care At Our Cottage, our mission is simple yet deeply personal: Your Care. Our Purpose. Nestled on Ambrosia Lane in Plano, this tranquil home feels peaceful the moment you step inside — filled with natural light, warmth, and the quiet assurance that your loved one will be truly known here. We believe care should never feel clinical. It should feel human. That's why Our Cottage is intentionally small — just eight residents — allowing our team to provide exceptional, one-to-one attention that honors each Resident as an individual, not a care plan. Here, every person's story matters. Every smile is noticed. Every day feels personal. As a Texas-licensed Type B Assisted Living and Memory Care Certified home, we offer both daily living support and specialized assistance for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia. Our caregivers are highly trained yet deeply compassionate — patient listeners, gentle helpers, and true companions. Our small size allows for unhurried, attentive care, with time to sit together, share a meal, or enjoy quiet moments in the garden. We partner closely with trusted hospice, home health, therapy, and wellness providers to ensure continuity of care and complete peace of mind for families. Meals are freshly prepared by the chef, with menus tailored to our Residents' preferences and nutritional needs. Our bedrooms are mostly furnished, offering comfort and convenience, while families are encouraged to bring a personal bed or other familiar items — because we know how much those touches make a house feel like home. Each room includes a smart TV, and the home offers bright, cozy living spaces and outdoor patios designed for connection and calm. Daily life at Our Cottage includes art, music, gentle movement, meaningful activities, and plenty of laughter — all part of creating purpose and joy in everyday living. Families often tell us, "It just feels different here." That difference comes from the heart. At Our Cottage, you're not just choosing a care home — you're choosing a family that sees your loved one as more than their needs. Come experience the tranquility and authenticity of Our Cottage – Ambrosia — where compassion meets purpose, and every Resident is truly at home. Schedule your visit — in person or virtual — and discover the Our Cottage way. Your Care. Our Purpose. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search