Assisted Living Communities in Longview, TX

"The tour at Pine Lodge Assisted Living was excellent. The staff was very helpful, very easy to talk to, answered all my questions, and gave me lots of good information. They were very helpful. I know they do clean regularly. There was always somebody there whenever I came to tour around, cleaning. It smelled nice and it's just overall a very neat and tidy facility."

"Buckner Westminster Place is one of Longview's nicest facilities. The staff is friendly and helpful, and the grounds are beautiful "

"The tour was very nice. Everybody was receptive to whatever questions we asked and they answered what we wanted to hear. They showed me the cafeteria and the snack bar where they could go and get snacks. The rooms are nice. It was very clean. The dining area was very pleasant and accommodating. The staff is very nice and has a good personality."

"It is very nice for older, older people that grew up in an age without the modern architecture and things. The staff is excellent. They are very caring and very attentive, and they interact with the residents and are extremely nice. They have an activities room and a really pretty dining area that is all open. In the center is a courtyard, and the building is built around that so they can safely go out there and sit on the patios -- they have two patios. They have the levels of care that you can choose, a beautiful water pool, and their food seems to be very good. The staff was just wonderful, very friendly, very nice, and a down-to-earth kind of people. I was extremely impressed when I first went there, and I have been impressed with the type of care they give their patients. They have a lot of activities that come in like cloggers and singers, they have a pastor that comes in on Sundays, and they play Bingo, chicken foot; they do all kinds of things with them to try to keep them out of their rooms and busy, so that they stay a little active. My mom was raised up in an era way back, and this one just fits her persona. "

"We toured Trinity Timbers Assisted Living. They had a really good and friendly staff. You can tell they had good care providers, and they really care. The place was really clean. It had a fresh environment. They had a little patio, and they had a game room for the elderly. They had an activities coordinator, and they had games. They had a lot of stuff for a small community. It's a smaller place than other places here in Longview, but you can just tell this was more of a low-key place. They probably have anywhere from 11 to 13 residents, versus other places where they have 30 or 40 residents. You can tell the residents got a little bit more one-on-one care that they can provide."

"The location of Wesley House was one reason we chose it for my mom. The cost was another thing. Memory care is a very small unit, and I feel like my mom would get individual treatment in a smaller unit. I think the staff is all great. I've met all the nurses and most of the nurse's aides. They're very sweet, very caring, and very kind. I'm very impressed with the cleanliness of the facility. It is neat, clean, and up-to-date. I haven't seen anything that I didn't like. My mom is 95 years old and has been a little stubborn. She has not participated in many activities. But the family and some of the staff have gotten my mom to participate in some by encouraging her and being insistent. Even though we can't get my mom to join in all the time, they have some great stuff going on. I'm impressed with this place. They haven't done anything to make me think any less of them from the very first time I entered their doors. They're a good facility."

"We toured Reunion Inn Assisted Living, and my mom enjoyed it. She liked the place, so that's why she picked it. The lady in charge, Jacque, has been just tremendously helpful, especially with trying to get mother's insurance organized and holding the room for a while we get it all done. The room was very clean. I would not say it was huge; it was just the same size as with any of them. The place was nice, clean, and an upbeat area. The inside and outside is secure. At the time that we went, there's the pandemic that they still have to watch out for. They generally have game day. Then they have activities every day, and then they also have physical therapy. It's like aerobics, yoga, or whatever they want to do. There's plenty of books and with a huge open rec area. They have a library area, too. It seemed very peaceful and quiet. It's a small town, so we all know each other. She knew a few of the people who are residents there and that helped. It's real friendly and easygoing. I've only met Jacque, and she seemed to be really nice. They were real nice and real caring people."

"A wonderful place to have your family members at. Great care, lively atmosphere, feels like home, wonderful food....I could go on and on. This place is the best in town! "

"The Gardens is an assisted living facility in Hawkins, Texas. It is a type B facility that can care for residents who have more comprehensive needs than residents in a type A facility. Moreover, The Gardens accept CBA (Medicaid) as a payor source. I have visited The Gardens several times over the past couple of years. Staff were very friendly during my visits. The rooms are rather large for an assisted living facility. The two individuals I knew who lived there were both very pleased with the care they received. While The Gardens is far from being fancy, it is an excellent option for those who cannot afford a high priced assisted living environment. Also, for those who enjoy living in the country, The Gardens is located in a quiet rural area. However, the rural atmosphere can be an inconveniance as well. The assisted living is located about 30-40 minutes from the nearest hospital. I rate this assisted living a "four out of five". "

"I'm not sure about the Facility because I never had an opportunity to visit. The upfront presentation from the person that answers the telephone is Horrible. I contacted the Facility to ask about information for a parent. The person was VERY rude and if that's the presentation from the greeter, I can not imagine what the level of patient care would be. I learned years ago Leadership comes from the Top. I asked if he was the owner and was asked why. I want my mother to have a pleasant experience and it starts in the lobby/greeter. "

"I get great service. It is just like home. We have help on what we can't do. We enjoy the fellowship of each other. "