The Commons at Dallas Ranch

The Commons is a wonderful place for your loved one to live. The level of respect from Executive Director, Business Manager, Nurse, Bus Driver, Med Tech, Activities Director, and everyone else that i have come in contact with that works there, is incredible. They are humble and kind, and go above and beyond to make sure the residents are nurtured and well cared for. It has an atmosphere that feels like home, where everyone treats you like family. They offer individual and personalized care to enrich the resident's mind, body and spirit. They also go above and beyond to make sure the families of the residents are well cared for as well. If you are looking for a place to put a loved one so that you can feel comfortable and confident THE COMMONS AT DALLAS RANCH is the place. Alberto is the ED who is professional, curious and an excellent communicator. He always gets right back to me and makes every effort to accommodate my questions or Mother-In-Law's needs. It is clean, organized, spacious with a professional and loving staff. The rooms are light and airy, the food is healthy and nutritious. They also offer a menu that is available for residents to order from outside of the scheduled meals. They will even deliver meals to your room if needed. They offer Bingo, on-site shopping, movie nights and have a private room to reserve for private gatherings. If there is an activity that is not currently being offered that a resident would like to do or have available on site, they will make every effort to make it happen. There is also a salon so residents can have their hair and nails done right there. They offer all levels of assisted living as well as a separate and secure memory care wing. I feel so comfortable knowing my Mother-In-Law is safe and secure with thoughtful and caring individuals to help her anytime she needs it. We looked at many places before deciding on The Commons at Dallas Ranch. We are so glad a room opened up for her, because they rarely have openings. I highly recommend The Commons.

My husband is a resident at The Commons at Dallas Ranch now. The experience is very good. We like it very much. The staff is very good. Food is wonderful. They have all kinds of activities. We are well satisfied with Dallas Ranch.

Everything at The Commons at Dallas Ranch was awesome. It was very clean and very organized. The residents seemed happy. The director that showed me around was super nice and gave me a lot of information. I had a very positive experience, and I would love to have my mom there. There were ladies in the memory care area, and they were coloring pictures. It was lunch time, so people were eating in the little cafeteria which looked like a very nice restaurant.

This community is beautiful and the employees are very friendly and helpful. I am an Independent Consultant for a popular jewelry company and I thoroughly enjoyed the residents and staff during my visit.

The Commons at Dallas Ranch was nice. I thought it was attractive, and the people there were very friendly. It looked nice. They had a nice dining room. There was no pool, and there wasn’t really much of a walking trail, e.g., people had to kind of walk around the building. They really didn’t have attractive surroundings.

We’re taking my father-in-law to The Commons at Dallas Ranch. They have a memory care facility separated by locking doors, so that the two populations of assisted living and memory care are separated. The rooms are actually much smaller than where he was before, but most of the patients don’t really stay in their rooms and are out walking around or eating, socializing, and doing things. They have a very nice, circular, large outdoor patio with lots of plants and trees where they can just walk or sit wherever they want. The woman who took us around seemed very knowledgeable about dementia and she knew the names of the people who were there. It was very low key without a lot of people running around. It was a calm place, and that’s one of the things I liked about it.

My mom was very much neglected at The Commons. She had to be admitted to the hospital because she had malnutrition, no food, and dehydration. This place was horrible. She was in the Village, which was the memory care unit, and it was separate from the other part, which was just the senior living. She was alone in her room, I went to pick her up because the doctor wanted her to have a blood test because she wasn't doing well, and she was naked with a diaper on, with the air conditioning at full blast, and no cover on her at all. I would tell people who wanted to send their loved ones there, don't do it; just don't do it. This place was awful. The food was terrible. She wouldn't eat the food, and they wouldn't accommodate her or give her anything that she really wanted to have, so she ended up in the hospital for malnutrition and dehydration. They have to have some sort of device in the patient's room where they can signal for help other than just the bustling. I am so outraged over the whole thing. then, they wanted to charge me an additional $5,000 a month in rent because she left, and I didn't give them 30 days notice, but I said I wouldn't pay.

I have a relative at this care center. And to be honest there are some ups and downs but I love their nice staff and how they have plenty of activities for the residents and their food is GREAT! But what matters most is if my relative likes it there and I think she does!