The Best Assisted Living Communities in Dallas County, TX

Boutique Assisted Living Care Homes: Manchester Care Homes currently operates four luxury residential care homes in Dallas. Each home has 8 private suites with ADA-compliant en-suite bathrooms that allow for a 4:1 staff to resident ratio. Manchester provides top-quality care in a small, residential environment specifically designed to help our residents feel most comfortable. Our Caregivers are all full-time employees who receive ongoing extensive training, education, and oversight from our director of nursing, director of care, and our staff physician. Manchester is directly managed by its owners, who oversee all aspects of the operation and ensure that Manchester provides the highest quality of compassionate, individualized care for each resident.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

Personalized Care: Our homes offer a warm, homelike environment with flexible spaces designed to meet each resident's individual tastes and comfort standards. With a 4:1 resident-to-caregiver ratio, we ensure that every resident receives attentive, round-the-clock care. Innovative Health Solutions: We utilize cutting-edge nasal breathing exercises enhanced by patented technology from Sound Health, exclusively available at our assisted living homes. This innovative approach boosts oxygen uptake, circulation, and cardiovascular health, contributing to improved sleep quality and overall well-being. Exceptional Dining: Our culinary program, led by Chef John Carney, sets a new standard in assisted living dining. Each meal is thoughtfully curated, offering high-quality, healthy options that cater to diverse tastes and dietary needs. Comprehensive Services: We provide a full spectrum of care, including Hospice, Home Health, DME's and other related services. This all-inclusive approach ensures that once a resident is with us, their needs are fully managed—today, next year, and beyond. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I will move into The Reserve at North Dallas. I liked it because it was very clean and nice, and there were a lot of people who worked there in the hallway. The room was very nice. We looked at the room, and a friend of mine came with me. The lady who helped us was excellent. Her name's Brittany. She answered all our questions, and she wasn't pushy. They have a refrigerator and a stove. They have a full kitchen, and they also have washers and dryers. They drove across town to come to pick me up because I was wheelchair-bound, and I didn't have a way to get over there. So, they used their vehicle and came over across town, picked me up, and took me over to the place. Then, I took a tour, and they brought me home. The food was good, but they accidentally brought me one of the wrong things."

"I toured Brookdale Lake Highlands. I like the fact that it wasn't like a big facility because I don't need to have him in a big place. The person that I met with, Hailey, took me on a tour. Everything was nice, she explained everything, and then let me know if I had any questions because this was the first time I'd ever done this. Everything seemed great. They're accommodating to everything that I was asking, just certain things to keep my dad in his same routine. She was very informative, nice, and pleasant to talk to. My dad's on a special diet, and he's on a vegan diet. I asked if they could make sure that they were able to just accommodate him. It's not anything like crazy. He just doesn't eat meat, chicken or pork. I said, 'He's happy with scrambled eggs and potatoes every day if you let him. It's pretty simple. He just doesn't eat anything outside of that' and they're like, 'Yeah, that shouldn't be a problem.'"

"My sister will be moving into Juniper Village at Preston Hollow. I liked all of them, as far as the people go. I liked this facility. It was located very, very close to the rest of my family. It was important so that my sister could feel like she was close to the family. It's the neighborhood she grew up in. I thought that it was very clean, and the actual room that she got, the little efficiency or studio, I like the way it was laid out. The staff was great. I just thought it was a good fit for her. Her studio wasn't one big room. You walked in and you kind of walked into the living room area. It had to the left a little kitchenette with a microwave and a small refrigerator, but the bedroom part was like a little alcove. So, when you first walked into the room, you couldn't see the bedroom side. Even though it was all open, it didn't feel like when you walked in and saw the bed first thing. I liked that about the room. My sister and my mother had lunch there, and they said it was very good. Every time we've been there, it's been great. They've been very helpful as far as all the administrative details. It in terms of just interacting, they've all been very nice, accessible, friendly, and helpful. It looks clean. People seemed happy there. It's kind of the right size for her."

"I chose Sunrise of Hillcrest because of the longevity of the staff and the attractive gardens and flowers that the residents have access to. So those were two important things. It's a very pretty place. It's pleasant. The staff, a lot of them have been there for 10, 15 years, so it leaves the impression of a stable environment. Her apartment has one bedroom and one bathroom on the first floor. We had lunch there with my aunt, and the food was very good. They had a nice variety of choices on the menu from which to choose. It was very good. I saw a library, kind of a video room, and a separate eating room that you can reserve for families if you want to have a special event in the facility there. There was a little bistro deli kind of thing where you could get coffee."

Boutique Assisted Living Care Homes: Manchester Care Homes currently operates four luxury residential care homes in Dallas. Each home has 8 private suites with ADA-compliant en-suite bathrooms that allow for a 4:1 staff to resident ratio. Manchester provides top-quality care in a small, residential environment specifically designed to help our residents feel most comfortable. Our Caregivers are all full-time employees who receive ongoing extensive training, education, and oversight from our director of nursing, director of care, and our staff physician. Manchester is directly managed by its owners, who oversee all aspects of the operation and ensure that Manchester provides the highest quality of compassionate, individualized care for each resident.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My cousin will move into Bradfield Terrace. It's a little studio. It's nice, lots of natural light that comes in, and clean. It's kind of like just what she needs. There's nothing overly fancy, and it's not dirty or anything like that. It's just a nice cozy little place. They had a little cafeteria area, and I saw the other mini fridge with some snacks and stuff in there."

"I toured Signature Pointe. They have very nice and courteous employees there. The people that live there are very nice and friendly. The whole environment looked very clean and very nice. The apartments were nice and clean. They had a lot of space. They always had something going on which was good. I enjoyed that. They have a nice lake outside. You can see the ducks and all that, so it's very, very nice."

"My friend moved into Brookdale Farmers Branch, and I liked the location, the price, the facility, and the people there. He said that the food is good. The physical structure is fantastic since it's only one story, like a big circle. They have lots of amenities. They have a library, media room, game room, and a big room where you can reserve and have parties. The place seems very clean, and the activity calendar has many opportunities. Although we haven't taken advantage of them, there is stuff to do daily."

"The food at Appletree Court was good. I've only had one meal there, but they had variety for the guests and the patients, so it was a nice experience. They're very accommodating. They have activities and stuff for my wife to do and she is engaged in those now. The facility impressed me with its cleanliness and it didn't have any of the smells you usually associate with nursing homes. The staff is very friendly and I stay in contact with them throughout the week. Even if I can't see my wife, I can call them and check on my wife and they'll talk to me and be very responsive. She is doing Bible study. She seems to enjoy doing puzzles. They had Santa Claus come in already and they decorate for the holidays. They have decorated for both Thanksgiving and Christmas and singing Christmas carols and stuff like that. Right now, I'm impressed with the facility. The only thing I'm having problems with is the wi-fi goes down periodically and I try to watch my wife on a camera in her room. That's the only problem I've had. Lakiesha is very good. I'm getting my money's worth."

"My mother has moved into The Wellington at Arapaho. She has been there for two months as a resident, but she was there for two weeks before that in assisted living. She liked it. We talked with the marketer, Jennifer, and she really helped in making our decision by explaining all the attributes that they had to offer. They wear their call buttons. They have one that they're supposed to press in the morning when they get up. They have a full-time chef. They're offered three meals today, but they also have a little kitchenette. They had different-sized units, but we opted for the unit that we had because it had a kitchenette. They have one that does not have a kitchenette, and then they have one that has a full-sized kitchen and has more than one bedroom. The tenants are very happy about being there. We did talk to a lot of the tenants there, and they all had a lot of good things to say about it. With all of that, it's pretty much cinched it in that that was where we were comfortable with leaving her, and she was very excited about moving there. She has access to a doctor and a nurse if it's needed, but she's pretty much self-sufficient. They have call buttons if they need it for assistance, like helping with the shower or changing the sheets on the bed, or something like that, but not so much medical-related. They have game rooms, craft rooms, a restaurant sit-down type of cafeteria, and a music area. Sometimes, they'll have people come in and play music at the facility. They'll have entertainment. They have all kinds of offerings. Sometimes, they'll have enough people to want to go to Windstar, or they have a shopping thing that they do. The food is very good."

Boutique Assisted Living Care Homes: Manchester Care Homes currently operates four luxury residential care homes in Dallas. Each home has 8 private suites with ADA-compliant en-suite bathrooms that allow for a 4:1 staff to resident ratio. Manchester provides top-quality care in a small, residential environment specifically designed to help our residents feel most comfortable. Our Caregivers are all full-time employees who receive ongoing extensive training, education, and oversight from our director of nursing, director of care, and our staff physician. Manchester is directly managed by its owners, who oversee all aspects of the operation and ensure that Manchester provides the highest quality of compassionate, individualized care for each resident.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

Right by duke creek walking exercise trail and surf and swim gym. Have some classes that can check in to. Fire dept. in back door. Walmart and other stores 5 min away.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search