Assisted Living Communities in Taylor, TX

"This is a family run group home that creates a sense of family that for the last year half of my dad's life really made a difference in terms of his well being both physical and emotional. Colleen, Reynaldo, their two young daughters, and their staff run the place like the home it is. The level of care far exceeded our previous experiences in other group and nursing homes and beat the care at a pricy rehabilitation hospital. Two staff members are on duty at all times and in the morning there are three, so dad never had to wait or repeatedly call for help. During his last months the regular turning and wound care was done punctually and with great compassion. There is an open friendly vibe to the place with humor and compassion for all. We celebrated birthdays, new borns, and holidays (the pot luck Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners with all the residents and their families was lots of fun). With my dad's passing we still feel connected and we'll stop by from time to time to see the family and the other residents who we have come to know and love. "

"I toured two places and I chose The Delaney at Georgetown Village. The quality of the tour I received was much better, the facility was brand new, the rooms were larger, and it had more facilities. The activities and the grounds were also better suited for my parents' needs. They offer meals together, which I liked, but they also have social events. They have trips and entertainment, games, and exercise classes. I was impressed with the size of the selection. I met the cleaning people, the front greeter, and the lady who showed us around, and they were all very gracious, kind, smiling, and I felt very welcome there."

"Tiffin has been a gift to my mom and our family. The physical structure of this facility is that of a home, not an institution. The beauty does not end there though. The entire staff treats the resident like family. From their effort to get to know her before she ever entered the door, to the tireless efforts in treating the difficult symptoms of Alzheimer’s, they honor not only our mom, but her family as well. Our mom has her own personal space and the community spaces inside and outside provide a sense of family and the beauty of nature for her to enjoy. They care for the whole person, caring for the person, not just the disease. We did our homework before coming to Tiffin. There is no other place like it. It has been a gift to us all in a hard season. We are so thankful."

"Brookdale North Austin was nice. The staff was nice. It's a relaxed community. The room is basic, but you provide your own furniture. It has minimal kitchenette facilities. It was quite adequate and it's safe there. We took a very cursory review and then we talked about how much it cost. As a result, we believe that that kind of help was not what we're looking for. It was just a nice area. There's nothing extravagant."

Begin your journey of well-being at Clearwater at The Arboretum, an Assisted Living and Memory Support community located in the Gateway neighborhood of Austin. Our holistic approach to resident-centered care and whole-person wellness supports seniors of varying needs to live as actively and engaged as they choose to be. We tailor our care and services to honor each resident’s personal preferences, needs, and abilities. Access to additional levels of care, Signature Programs, ancillary services, and specially curated amenities offers an enhanced living experience for residents and provides peace of mind for their families. Clearwater at The Arboretum is mindfully designed to balance contemporary design with the comforts of home, featuring easy-to-navigate spaces and opportunities to engage in meaningful connections. While the community is conveniently located near shops, restaurants, and local attractions, our residents have access to unique onsite amenities including an outdoor courtyard and rooftop terraces, a fitness center, theater, game room, and multiple culinary venues offering a variety of menus and experiences to satisfy any craving. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I toured Mercy House Georgetown. It's nice. It's an older building. They recently took this over from a different company, and they're in the process of doing some gradual renovations and updating. The first impression you notice is that the building is a little older. The paint on the walls is fresh, but they are trying to improve it right now. It's clean. It looks safe, but you can tell it's an old building. The staff seemed very caring. One thing that I liked to hear is that, I guess she's the director of the facility, she told us she is on call pretty much 24 hours a day. She has family members of the residents calling her at 10:00 at night, sometimes with whatever concerns they have, and that's good to hear because there are a lot of facilities where after 5:00 you're not going to reach anybody. So, that's what we really liked to hear. The dining area looks nice enough. Everything there is small because the maximum capacity is, I think they said, 38. So it's not a big facility. The dining area is small but creates more of a home environment; that's what they're going for. They want their facility to feel like just a big home as opposed to something institutional."

Willows At Leander - A Memory Care In Texas Nestled amidst a serene landscape, like a magnificent willow tree symbolizing strength and resilience, inspired us to create Willows at Leander our assisted living and memory care home. With over 25 years of healthcare experience, the founders understood the importance of extending support to families in need, aiming to provide an experience where residents could cherish every moment. Witnessing the profound impact of personalized care on individuals with dementia, the founders aimed to create a nurturing environment where residents could thrive. Drawing from multigenerational household experiences, they recognized the strength of family in fostering a sense of belonging. At Willows, they believed in starting everything at home. They embarked on a mission to design personalized care plans catering to each residents unique needs, ensuring their physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being. Willows embodies the harmonious blend of medical expertise and familial warmth. It offers exceptional care within a supportive community that understands each residents journey. The peaceful grounds of Willows provide sanctuary, with the majestic willow tree serving as a reminder of strength and resilience. The care and compassion provided are akin to the shade and comfort of the willow tree. Families find solace in knowing their loved ones are in good hands. Witnessing transformations firsthand, founders have seen family members flourish under personalized care, fostering lasting friendships and sharing precious memories. With dedicated staff, expert medical professionals, and unwavering community support, Willows is a sought-after destination for compassionate care. More than a facility, Willows is home ? filled with laughter, love, and understanding of unique challenges faced by those with memory impairments. Residents live their lives to the fullest, surrounded by a caring family. The story of Willows continues as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of personalized care. Like the willow tree, it stands strong in the face of adversity, embodying strength and resilience.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I put my mom in Brookdale Northwest Hills. She has been there for three weeks, and it has been good. She says she likes the food. I haven't tasted it myself, but I'm sure it is good. The dining area is nice; it is kind of like going into a really nice restaurant. They take them out to go to grocery stores, and they have bingo, movies, and activities outside. They do a lot of different things. They have music, church, and lots of other stuff that goes on. The people there are nice and very helpful. I call all the time to check on mom, and they are never irritated or anything. They are just vey helpful. This was the best out of the many facilities that I have looked at. "

"I would give SPJST a ten. Our name has been on the list for two years. The waiting list is long. It is lovely and beautiful. The food is delicious. They have a one skilled nurse facility, and they are breaking ground for another one. I can't say anything bad about them. It's immaculate. I would recommend this place to others. "

"Pure hearts homes is very beautiful home. My husband really enjoyed the place,nice room in a beautiful neighborhood,The caregivers are very friendly and pleasant. My husband was so impressed with the quality of the room,during Christmas time they had a party for their residents. Thank you pure hearts for the good service you have provided to your residents!"

"Clare Creek is a great facility. We enjoyed and appreciated it. My mom has not complained about the food, and they have a very different variety of food -- everything from pork chops to stuffed fish -- so it's quite elaborate there. They don't do Bingo like most places do, but they do more puzzles, and they go out to the hairdresser."

"I had the pleasure of being part of The Althoff House during my employment with a local hospice company. Working for hospice put me in verses facilities, and small group settings. I could not say enough fine things about the care and love that the residents of Althoff House received. Everyone there is so giving and caring about taking care of there residents. I know that it is without a place I would put one of my loved ones. Hats off to them at the Althoff house. "

"My dad moved into University Village Assisted Living & Memory Care. The staff is very friendly. The facility is small. It's set up like a home where you have a room, a living room, and a community living area. My dad likes the food. They communicate with us anytime there's an incident. My mother is there almost every single day, and is able to communicate when she goes to visit as to what's going on with my dad and any challenges or anything. It's working out well. They have activities every day."

"I like that Volante of Round Rock has a monthly travel theme where they have lots of activities that include speakers and food centered around that theme. I thought that is a very creative idea for people who aren't traveling anymore, and that they could learn about other countries and experience stuff. I thought that was cool. When we got there, they showed us back to a place where we could wait for the lady who was going to give us our tour. We sat there for 20 minutes, but nobody came, and my husband was just about ready to get up and leave. The receptionist came and asked if anyone had been back yet, and we said no. She was horrified; she was very apologetic. Somebody's schedule got mixed up or something happened or whatever, but she said, 'Let me go find out what's happening.' She came back and asked if we could wait 10 more minutes, then that person would be free, so we agreed to that, but that got us off on not the best foot."