Assisted Living Communities in Weatherford, TX

"Having my husband at Harvest of Aledo as a resident has been nice. When you put someone in a home like that, it's an adjustment for everyone and they have done well at learning who my husband is as a person, as well as his likes and dislikes, when he wants this, when he wants that. They've been very accommodating. He's in a room with a roommate, but there is a wall between them. So, it makes it feel a little more like it's your room and not sharing a room with another person. It's a newer facility. It's only two years old. Harvest of Aledo is owned by a company that has multiple senior citizen facilities throughout the United States and they've done a really good job. It's a beautiful facility and all the seniors seemed to be happy there. We just had a very large Thanksgiving dinner that they put on last Thursday, to which the families were invited. There were so many people who came that they had to have two different settings in the two big dining rooms that they had. So, that was nice. They've already taken my husband out on a field trip, too. They went and got cheeseburgers and shakes from a famous little shop out here in Weatherford. They loaded them all up and took them out there. They have a chef on board, so their meals are good."

"Legacy Oaks of Azle was beautiful. It was a really nice place. Everybody was friendly and the whole building was nice. The room that I saw was very roomy. It had enough closet space that I would need. It was apartment type. Everything was fine. I went in when they were eating in the lunchroom. I didn't eat, but I saw what they were eating, and I think that would be something that I would enjoy every day. I liked the courtyard. I liked everything about it. The tour guide was very nice. Everybody was nice and friendly, even the people that were eating turned to greet me. The cafeteria was all glass and you could see outside. It didn't look like you're abandoned in a dungeon."

"We went here for my mom. It is very clean and very accommodating. The atmosphere is great for seniors to be able to go and do things. They can be as independent as they can. They have very friendly and professional staff. The apartments are very spacious and very clean. They are updated and overall in general just very nice. We did see the dining area and met the cook. The kitchen area is very clean and very spacious. The dining area is large, very open, and well arranged. "

"I went to The Westmore Senior Living to visit my friend. The only thing I liked about that place was that they had a lot of seniors of the same age, not real young ones that are in their 50s and 60s. The staff was very helpful and the food was very good. The facility looks good and the atmosphere is very nice and cheerful. The one room that I saw was a one-bedroom and it was very small."

"We looked at Broadway at Westover Hills. Their rooms were not as big as the other facilities I've looked at. I liked the location because it's the part of Fort Worth that I used to live in, so I am more familiar with it. Everyone there seemed very nice, as well, when we went to visit. They were also very knowledgeable. The person who took us around was very nice and very helpful. He also knew the answers to all the questions that I had. We saw a room, and it was very nice. "

"My parents are at Waterview Senior Living. We decided on this place because of its location and it fits all of our needs. It's a good size facility as it is not too big. The staff has been really good. The rooms were very nice. It’s fairly new facility and every looks cleans and new. I tried the food and it was excellent. They do have different activities like bridge, bingo, dominos, movies, field trips, and walks. They have a workout facility also. So far, I am very happy with the facility. "

"My tour at The Ridglea Senior Living went just fine. I liked the community because of its location. I perceived the level of care and attention to the patient was good. I also liked the food and the activities that were available there. The staff were very professional. They seemed very caring towards their residents and putting the residents' needs first. The quality of the food was very good. They had a nice fresh salad. They also had an entree of Salisbury steak, which was very good, well cooked, and well prepared. They had a dessert of apple pie, and it was good also. They had an active gym, where the residents could either workout during classes, take aerobics, or exercise by themselves. They had walking paths and outdoor areas that were pleasant."

"I love Bee Hive! They are small (16 residents max) so my Dad gets lots of personal care. The manager & staff are awesome."

"My wife is in Sunrise of Fort Worth. The folks I've been in contact with regularly are very nice and they give me all the information I need. They seem to be taking care of my wife. The experience overall has been pretty good. There are several activities like music program and a choir. The staff was great and the place was topnotch. I would recommend them."

"My mom and dad spent two years together at the courtyards before he passed away. They both enjoyed all aspects of the facility. My mom stayed in assisted living for an additional eight years before being moved to memory care. She was so happy and the staff were excellent. The activities were very well rounded with cards, crafts, and entertainment. The food was excellent and we as a family ate there often with her. Her medical oversight was excellent. The staff kept me well informed at all times. I love the courtyards."

"We liked Mirabella Assisted Living. It was good. We seriously considered it for Dad. We met the director. We did the tour, and we ate eat a meal over there and the food was OK. The problem I have with the menus is they have pasta and then they have a protein on top of it, so they have spaghetti with meatballs or they had pasta with chicken like chicken Alfredo. For someone that doesn't like pasta, there's really no choice. They have another menu that you can choose from, which is a sandwich, hamburger, salad, or something like that. I didn't like that part. They had a nice garden and a courtyard and it's secure. I liked the director of memory care. She was nice. We looked at a semi-private apartment. It had a kitchen in there, and then it had two bedrooms that had full doors and walls, so that was good. One of the bedrooms had a small closet and the other bedroom had a large walk-in closet. The problem with them for us was the way they charge. Most of the time, memory care would have an all-inclusive price, but they didn't have that. When we were trying to figure out the pricing or how they figure their scoring, it took a little bit for them to finally give us the criteria of what they scored on. They did an assessment on him and they came back with this price and this level of care and we felt like they didn't score him high enough. We thought he would be at a higher level of care, but it should cost more. When we said that to them, they didn't understand what we were saying because they went back and they redid his assessment and lowered his score even more. I would have rather them score him high and then if it wasn't that, drop it down after he had been there for a month or two months, but to drop it down just to lower the price, I feel like that level of care thing was just a ploy. I understand my dad's dementia and what he goes through, so what procedures do they have in place? He had a stroke, so his level of care would automatically go up because of the stroke. So, what's their plan to staff that? They couldn't explain that to me. I just didn't feel comfortable with their philosophy. We saw their activity calendar and it looked good."

"We went to The Watermark at Broadway Cityview. They have washers and dryers in the apartments. They have a year round pool, instead of a seasonal one. The Watermark is being refurbished right now, so it's difficult to see everything. I found them very personable. We're going back tomorrow, so we'll have more of an idea what they offered. The apartments were fine. We're looking into probably a two-bedroom apartment. We'll have one bedroom and one office. There was a washer dryer, a steel refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a garbage disposal. The staff was the moving coordinator, and she didn't exactly understand what she was doing."

"I'm at Bristol Park Eagle Mountain. I've been here for a year and a half now. They have memory care and I'm currently in assisted living. I don't need to be here, but my wife is in memory care. My family wants me here because the staff needs me to help my wife now and then. They keep it very clean. They do my laundry every week. The food is really good. The staff is friendly, and they have activities to keep us engaged. My wife has a studio, and then I have a two-room. It has a bedroom, a living area, and a kitchen area. I also have a patio. They have different floor plans. We usually have some type of exercise in the morning. Today, we're going out for lunch at a local restaurant. There are things in the afternoon, too. So, there's usually stuff going on. They have a garden area, a salon, and a small library. My main complaint is that it is too expensive. "

"This is a great place, I found it meeting to make a transition due to lack of care at another facility. Kristee, the director is a wonderful person who will take care of you, your needs and your family member or loved one. Most recently, I have met Phe Phe who is an amazing caregiver on site who works closely with my dad. I am grateful to have found this place and highly recommend it to anyone who may need care in the Fort Worth area."