Assisted Living Communities in Bastrop, TX

"My brother with Dementia lived there for over a year. We had such a wonderful experience with Dave , Theresa and the staff. The food is cooked from scratch every day. The small intimate setting was perfect for my Brother. I would recommend this facility and staff to anybody looking for a more hands on type of care. Monte Armour, Kyle Tx"

"This place is absolutely gorgeous. Walking in and smelling the amazing food being made their smiling faces. As we walk to the model room was so clean and looks so clean. The owner was very friendly the staff where playing games Charisma truly from her heart cares. Thank you the springs of Austin this is now my mothers home."

"We have chosen Sodalis Austin for my sister. It was very reasonably priced and very convenient. They had a very professional staff. They had all the amenities and facilities that we expected. The rooms were very nice, very comfortable, and very accessible. The building was nice, clean, and very well-kept. It was open to certain areas that were easy to access. They had outside courts, a garden, kitchens, a workout room, group areas, gathering rooms, and living rooms. The staff and the residents that we met were very nice. All in all, it was a great atmosphere."

"My parents were residents of Brookdale Westlake Hills. They both shared a room there and were well taken care of. It was a very nice and clean facility with excellent food, nursing, and support services. The staff was very professional and friendly. The room size was adequate. It was a two-room room, and each had a television and a separating curtain if they needed it. It was a good facility. My parents were comfortable there. My dad complained about his bed, so they switched the bed out. I saw people playing bingo, doing yoga, and stretching and exercises. You get what you pay for, and you have to pay a lot to get top quality. So, it's expensive."

"My family moved our father in back in July, and have been very happy with the service. Food is good; I get pictures of my dad dancing, exercising, and helping set the table. We are happy with our choice and feel dad is taken care of"

"I toured Wells Point Lodge. The rooms were way too small for my budget. It's an older place. They have things going on. They had people moving around, so that was good. The staff was nice. They have a small patio. They have a grill and they get together, there's not much room. They invite family and everything, and there are only about 12 seats out there. The upkeep looked fine."

"This facility is wonderful it was the first nursing home personally that I had been to that did not smell.We hade visited a lot of nursing homes before we made are decision because we had made that mistake before. Are visit was wonderful so we made are decision and it was to put are grandmother and great uncle in this facility. So we moved them from a facility in Austin & it sure corrected are mistake.For one the facility was new and fresh smelling just immaculate!The food is very good I have ate lunch there.Great amenities rooms are spacious and nice. the place is kinda set up more like a holiday inn instead of a hospital & above all the staff are courteous polite & professional and last but not least they have a lot of activities some go shopping bingo church. exe..what I really love is you can drop in any time and its the same its not like they are putting on a show its how the place really is! "

Glovers Foster Home is located in Manor, a quiet suburb of Austin, Texas. The community is close to highways 290 and 130, allowing easy access to the amenities of the state's capital. Austin has world-class health care in the event of illness. Central Texas is hot during the summer, but the mild winters may help seniors who have health conditions aggravated by cold weather. Caregivers are available around the clock to help with everything from bathing and grooming to mobility assistance and incontinence care. Staff on-site includes registered nurses, and most employees are able to help test blood sugar and administer medication where needed. Respite care for those recovering from surgery or a hospital stay is also available. Glovers Foster Home strives to provide a fulfilling life for residents. Planned activities, such as arts and crafts, book clubs and group classes in the fitness center, are scheduled daily. On-site devotional services are available weekly. Residents receive complimentary transportation to medical appointments, shopping and errands. The facility plans regular group excursions into the greater Austin area for museum visits, ball games and other special occasion events. Three nutritious meals are served daily, with special options for seniors with diabetes or high blood pressure accommodated.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My mother is at Bec's Blessing. It's a wonderful place. I love this place. There are only like 12 residents and they're so well taken care of. They have activities and they go offsite for field trips. It's a super place. They can also accommodate hospice to some degree. They don't provide nursing care there, but hospice can come to see people there, so it's awesome. The staff are super kind and caring. They have a core set of staff that is always there. They don't have a huge amount of turnover. The staff knows your name. When you come in, they greet you. They know everybody by name. A lot of the residents know them by name. The staff is awesome. Her room has a huge bathroom with a sink and a toilet and they have a separate place for showers, but the room is quiet and it faces a courtyard. Every room faces the outside, courtyard, or field, and it's a beautiful view. I love her room. It's all private. They have an activity area with a TV, a piano, and a karaoke machine. They have family-style dining and it has a huge table. They have a lady who makes all of their meals, family style, and they are good. They have a courtyard with plants and places to sit. They have a beauty salon and they can do your nails and have your hair cut. They also go off-campus. They went to the Senior Day at the Fair. They go to the VFW hall for events, and they take drives out in the country. They will shop for you. They'll pick your medication up for you at Wal-Mart. It's pretty awesome. This is the best place I've ever seen. They are sweet ladies. My mom likes to eat there. It's about the same price as if you had a shared room at a nursing home."

"While in the Austin area, we decided to take a tour of the Rebekah Baines Johnson Center as an option for my brother's friend. We really liked the location, which is very near Lady Bird Lake. The high-rise building appeared very well maintained and to be a very safe place for seniors to live. The outer grounds featured a lovely courtyard with manicured lawns, trees and nice seating areas to enjoy. Each interior room had great views of the city and provided natural light. The accommodations resembled what could be found in a high-end hotel - with even more amenities. The many activity rooms and were all nicely decorated. Activities ranged from board games, to discussions and other hosted events, to private readings and film screenings and TV. The outside activities they plan regularly include everything from visiting local restaurants, to the public library, and day trips to nearby regions and cultural events. The dining areas were beautiful. The food and snacks we saw looked nutritious and delicious and are offered many times during the day and provided when requested. The living spaces were well-designed and spacious. All of the areas were pleasant to be in and we could see that the residents thought so, too. There was plenty of professional, yet friendly staff to take care of everything. They have planned exercise classes - but also offer residents to work out any time they wish. We liked that they encourage exercise regularly. The staff is well-versed at taking care of a variety of types of people. We were glad we took the time to look at this facility and it is in the running as one of the better places we visited in the region. Anyone who lives in this environment is sure to be quite content with the many amenities and the kind, competent and caring staff. "

"My dad moved to this facility. They have the most loving, caring director. She is willing to help in any way possible. The cost here is very affordable compared to other places we looked at. The room are large and I loved the huge walk in closet. If you are looking for a safe place for your family, you should consider Bois D' arc community! "

"I chose Parsons House Austin for my great aunt. Right now, it's very favorable. It's wonderful, and it's very clean. The people are very kind, friendly, and very helpful. The rooms are really nice and pretty clean. They've had bingo, and that's what she's been doing so far. The dining area is very clean. The food has been very good. It is very expensive."

"My grandfather has moved into Buckner Villas. We chose it because he had some friends that were already there. It's been a very positive experience. I like that they encourage social interactions. They have an activity calendar that has something every morning, and then there's a separate activity at 2:00 every day. There's a chapel once a week. They help provide transportation to and from appointments within a certain radius, so that helps with doctors and all of that. They have the option to eat in the dining room or to eat in their room, but I like that they still encourage them to be social to come to community events. I think that's a big one just because he was struggling with some depression with being by himself for so long. He has access to outdoor areas. There's a courtyard where he can walk around. There are some vegetables and things that they have planted in the back, but then he can also go out the front and there's kind of a roundabout that he can walk if he wants to take his walker out there. There's an activity area. They have exercise, dominos, weekly trips to H-E-B, bimonthly trips to Wal-Mart, ice cream socials on Wednesdays, and happy hour on Fridays. They have a beautician who comes in and for a nominal fee, she'll provide shampoos, washes, and haircuts for men and women. On Tuesdays, there's somebody who comes in and leads an activity at 2:00. There's also a bible study on Wednesday mornings. One of his favorite parts is the food. They've got a nice snack menu. On Tuesdays, if you give a two-hour notice, you can have hamburgers, sandwiches, and pizza delivered to your room. He can have anything on the menu and then he can also order breakfast, lunch, and dinner and have that delivered to his room or he can eat that in the dining room. He's mentioned having fish. I think they did barbecue one time. There are pies and they've got a big selection of desserts that he can have at lunch or dinner. Everybody smiles. They're pleasant. They seem to be very understanding of the age group and some of the difficulties. My grandpa had just gotten his hearing aids fixed and they were going to assist him with some bathroom needs and he said, "I just took my hearing aids out." The staff member just leaned in very close and she said, "OK." She was trying to make sure that he was heard and understood, even though he didn't have his hearing aids in. Everything was clean. It looks like a brand new carpet. They clean it every day. I went over there one day and then I went three days later and both times it looked like the carpet had just been vacuumed."

Located in Pflugerville, Texas, just over 20 miles north of downtown Austin, The Cottages at Heritage Lakes affords seniors easy access to all that Central Texas has to offer. The quaint, family-friendly suburb has over 64,000 residents and multiple parks and natural areas, such as Pflugerville Lake, where seniors can fish, picnic and kayak. Stone Hill Town Center offers convenient shopping and dining, and Austin's many live music venues, its vibrant downtown and popular University of Texas football games are only a stone's throw away. The Cottages at Heritage Lakes provides an active senior living community for adults ages 55 and older, with independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing care wings coming soon. This supported living unit will also serve younger adults with disabilities, making the facility an intergenerational community. Accommodations at The Cottages at Heritage Lakes are filled with upscale amenities. The spacious 1,240 square-foot cottages have two bedrooms and bathrooms along with a temperature-controlled, enclosed, one-car garage. Outside, residents can explore the well-maintained grounds' walking trails, fishing ponds and garden courtyards. To stay in top physical shape, they can even exercise on the outdoor fitness equipment. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search