Assisted Living Communities in Plano, TX

"Silvermark has become an extension of our family, and most importantly, my Mom is happy there. The owners and management are on site and available. Every single employee, including the executive director and the owners, truly cares for the residents and are involved on a personal level. One of the owners, reads to my Mom. They allow me, and encourage me to bring my dog in to visit. My Mom loves the food and it is clean and bright. It does not smell of industrial pine cleaner, like so many places I looked at."

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

"The thing that I liked The Wellington at Arapaho was that they had an apartment, and then they also had meals also for their residents. They also had the assisted living attached to it. The only thing I didn’t like about that one was it was an older facility, and it had some funny smells in it, but other than that, it was a little bit too far away from me. "

"fantastic facility for mom. it is run exceptionally well by caring helpful people and mom always talked about how good the food is. "

"Twin Rivers was relatively new. It was on one story, ground floor. The rooms are very nice and seemed to be up to date. The staff seemed very nice and congenial. They had a movie room and activity room for various things. The dining room was set up in the front of the building and had menus on the table so they'd know what they would have for the meal for that day."

"Kiloo is the owner. She cared for my mother for about 6 years. When she opened Glorious, my mother moved from her home to the residential home. The care was impeccable. I think Kiloo and Mimi are the primary caregivers at this point. I can't say enough about the loving care that they gave to my mother. The food was fabulous. I would take in things from time to time kind of just a treat. They always provided good nutrition. Any kind of problem that popped up when my mother began not to eat solid food and couldn't chew, they came up with all sorts of solution. They put food together that she could eat. Mother had a large private bedroom with a private bath with a walk in closet. She brought her own furniture which we've allowed them to keep in case somebody comes through that doesn't have furniture or something. My mom was pretty much bedridden and she was not an active person. So they put her in a wheelchair and wheel her around. She pretty much wanted to stay in her room. She wasn't a social being. That was not really anything that they need to come up with for her. It's just a very loving Christian atmosphere. I wouldn't hesitate recommending them to anyone. They're just fabulous. "

"My mother is in Texas Star, and it is very good and the most accommodating. The rooms are a good size and clean. Of course, you have to provide your own furniture. The staff is excellent. They have a lot of different activities, like bingo and crafts. They ask the residents' input about different places that they want to go. They have some exercise classes, movie nights, and trips to the senior center. The food is good, and my mother likes it. "

"Prestonwood Court was great, and the community was really clean. We weren't able to see many of the residents due to COVID, but the facility itself was super nice. It was one of the better facilities that we saw. The rooms were of decent size, and the gardens were decent, too. The people there all seemed pleasant and friendly. We thought my grandmother would do really well there. Unfortunately, it didn't work out that way, but we were excited to have her at their facility. They had a pool and every amenity that you could possibly think of. In the assisted living part they had really nice rooms, where it wasn't just one room. It has like a living room and separate bedrooms with a little kitchenette. It didn't feel like a college-dorm type of situation, which was great. We ended up looking more at the memory care side, and those rooms were great because they were larger. In some of the other facilities that we looked at, it felt like you could touch each wall if you just put your hands out. At Prestonwood Court, it felt like an actual apartment type of room where you had enough space for all of your things, where they could actually bring more of their stuff and make it feel more like home. They would redo the room for you, like you could choose what type of flooring you will have. She had wood flooring in her house, so they're going to put that into the room for her, repaint it, and all of that stuff, so the room would look fresh and clean for her when she got there. It's just really thoughtful in what they were going to do. They were helping us step by step on how to get her there, and they got less traumatic because she has Alzheimer's; it's very difficult in transitioning. They were working really, really closely with us to help us with the transition. That was kind of a big deal, and they were really helpful in that sense."

Located in the heart of Allen Texas, Golden years at Allen provides our seniors a safe and loving home, where they will not only receive competent and individualized care but are always loved and appreciated in their golden years. We promote dignity, privacy, independence and safety. We are dedicated to providing a family-oriented environment for our residents and staff. Our services include medication management, grooming, bathing, and toileting assistance, home-cooked meals served daily, transportation to medical appointments, socially engaging activities, and companionship, just to name a few. Services We Offer 24-hour care Assistance with activities of daily living Dementia Alzheimers Easy access to medical professions Medication administration Oxygen therapy Visiting podiatrist PT | OT | SP Respite Care (Short + long) Visual | hearing impaired Wound care Housekeeping/laundry Specialized meal plans To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"Mustang Creek is more economical and seem a good quality. They're also very personable. The bedrooms are rather small. There's a nice dining area and living area. When I visit there the first time, they were doing some type of activity. They do have a very nice activity list that they put together each week. "

"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."

"My mother is at Sunrise of Frisco. As far as I can see from the time I have visited her, it has been clean and it is kept up very well. My mother has her own apartment in the dementia care wing. There had been occasions when I had visited that it wasn't the best; it was not very colorful. However, my mother is basically getting out more. I didn't find her at her apartment when I called. She is doing more things with the other people in the community because she had been just kind of staying in her room and locking the door. Staff can get in and help her with bathing and with meds and stuff, but she really didn't want to go out unless a family was taking her out. So that's a positive change. My mother goes on walks. She is doing more with the group activities that are on the dementia unit. In terms of meals, they have to put portion restrictions on for her because she was kind of eating whatever they offered her to eat and she didn't know when to stop. Most of the folks are trying to get to eat and she doesn't have that problem. However, we had some issues with my mom's behavior sometimes that I don't know if they know how to address. And they need to limit who they have there that they can manage. The facility is very big. It is comfortable and it is homey, but it is very large, and its cost is what my brother and I are having concerns about. "

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

"Gracious Care Home - Allen was nice. The staff who assisted me with the tour was nice. It was like living at home because it was an actual house. It's just a single home in a neighborhood. It's not a normal facility like the other places. It was very small, so there would be lots of one-on-one attention. I think they said they only take 3 residents at a time. They only had one lady there at the time. They did home-cooked meals but they didn't have a meal plan or anything like that."