Independent Living Communities in Bedford, TX

"Atria Grapevine is very receptive, caring, and has a lot of activities. So, the tour overall was very, very good. We got to go pretty much everywhere in the whole facility. It was very bright and very, very sunny. There were some nice gardens outside and courtyard areas. The residents seemed to be enjoying themselves. I saw them involved in activities. That kind of gives you an idea of what the place is. The residents were having happy hour when we got there. We saw activity in both levels, the assisted and memory. They were about to start playing the game, and so that was nice to see. A chef prepared us a luncheon and we got to eat in a private dining room. This is after we'd already done some of the tours. We came back into the dining room and had a delightful lunch. It was really good. I also asked a resident about the food and she said it was pretty good. So that's really important at that age."

"I did a tour of Solstice Senior Living at Grapevine. They were very friendly and very courteous. The guy walked me around and showed me the sample apartment. It was very nice. I told him I had just started looking around. The location was well, but the place itself was not set with any pool or gardens or anything. It was just an apartment place. What I would miss is having trees and bushes, and it didn't have that, but the home itself is very nice. That was a lovely place, but the property it's set on, there are just certain boxes that weren't checked for me. They catered to the seniors. It was very obvious that they were taking care of the seniors there. The staff were very friendly. They gave me a chicken pot pie when I left as a thank you for the tour, for stopping in and seeing us. That particular food was very good, but I didn't actually sit down and have dinner there. They got a new manager in there and he pointed out things to me. I was impressed. He's very proud of it and very eager to show off what a nice place it was. He sent me home with a packet and any questions I had, he was very helpful in answering my questions for me. There was a beauty parlor, an exercise room, a library, and all food service. This particular place gave you service for every meal. They had activities throughout the day, and every day of the week was something different. They had transportation available for you, for doctor's appointments and shopping. It was just very lovely in that respect."

"The Wellington is an excellent place to spend my senior years. We are supplied 3 meals a day, housekeeping, and activities. The staff is caring and helpful. This is my home & I love it!"

"My visit to Meadow Lakes was absolutely phenomenal. I loved it. I just wanna make sure that's the place to be for my dad, and he's gonna take anyway, but that's where I would like him to be. I've had another, maybe one or two more, that I'd like to look at before we make a decision. It was great and awesome. I give them a five as being the best. The staff was great. They didn't invite me for dinner and that's fine, but they got to take us on a tour. They were really willing to help in any way possible and they were very pleasant. It was a good visit. It was great, everything was nice, clean, and very presentable professionally."

"Our children chose The Conservatory for us. They convinced us to look, and we like it a lot. It is like a resort. Part of the reason we like it so well is because the staff is nice, helpful, and friendly. We have an apartment. It is a downsize from living in a house, but it is a two-bedroom apartment, and it's going to be all right. Two meals a day are provided, and the food is excellent. They have activities like fitness classes and crochet. "

"It had a gym, but the activities were limited. The rooms were good and very nice. The staff was OK, and we were invited, but we did not try the food. They had a coffee area and family room."

"Arlington Plaza was very nice and well-kept. The apartment was a nice size. The eating area was good. The staff was very nice. They engage with the clients there. I didn't observe any activities, but I saw a list of the activities, and it seemed like they had enough to keep your interests."

"This facility is small enough that the residents can form strong bonds and a sense of community developed. The staff are helpful and friendly. Activities are varied, including innovative arts and crafts projects, board games, cards, and field trips to nearby restaurants. The apartments are spacious and include lots of storage space."

"I toured Pinewood Hills. What I liked most was that they had a beautiful small yard on the first floor. They had a very good-sized bedroom with a bathroom. It was very nice. The only thing I did not like was that they did not offer a kitchen. There's barely room for a microwave. There was no stove or oven. I did not like that, but it seemed very friendly, clean, and nice. The staff who gave the tour was wonderful. She was very good and energetic. However, they need to lower their cost. And they have three meals a day."

"I love Lewisville Estates because of the caring & respectful staff."

"Lakeview at Josey Ranch was a beautiful facility. They have an excellent food, a pool, and a lot of activities. They just don't have assisted living and memory care, and I didn't want to go into a facility where if I needed skilled living, I would have to completely move to another facility that I'm not familiar with. I love the fireplaces that they have in the hallway though, and the nice overstuffed chairs that you could sit on and maybe read. They give residents a GPS or something when they want to go for a walk around the paths that are outside. That way if something were to happen, they would know right where they are; I thought that was good. The staff was wonderful and very informative while taking you around to several different types of apartments, and they're the only ones I know that had a three-bedroom apartment in addition to one and two-bedrooms. They had several people from the staff who came and talked about what services they offer, and they all have beauty shops and barber shops and things like that. The staff really did a good job."

"Emerson at Rosemeade Park was awesome. It used to be the Corinthians, and we had looked at it before for my father-in-law, and so I really liked it. People had dogs, and my cousin likes dogs, and the room we're looking at opened out to a courtyard. They had buses that would take my cousin to Walmart. Once a week, they'd go out to dinner. They provided the three meals, and it was close to where I live. It was seven to ten minutes max to get there on a busy day. The facility was great. We saw a lady that was 103. The people looked happy. They took my cousin out to meet some people that were out smoking to get acquainted and they were by far not your older, older people that were in wheelchairs or anything like that. We also saw a group later on as we were getting ready to leave, one of them could have been my grandmother or mother, and she was praying and four others were singing hymns. We really liked the atmosphere there. They were having a luau and we were invited to come, but my cousin wasn't interested because it was just really hot. They had activities. They would have doctors come. It was beautiful on the inside. The person during the tour was terrific. She had a sense of humor. I liked the room we saw because it was on the bottom floor and it had a patio where you could put two chairs or something, and all of the people let their dogs run. My cousin was happy about that, but her memory just wouldn't do it. Independent living is all there is. There's no move-up place to go. They would have to leave or have extra care brought in. Their dining plan wasn't real strict. You could go in anytime you wanted. It was served like restaurant style. They'd give you a menu and you would choose from it. They had a salad bar always. They had a library, a TV room, and an area where they did chair basketball. They had an activity room. They offered a lot, like they would have something weekly or monthly. They had media rooms that had movie nights and stuff like that. I really liked it. They didn't have the beauty shop or anything like that, but that's easily fixed."

"The lady at Briarview was very nice and all my questions were answered. She even had her help services person get in touch with me about my other questions, so it has been thorough. The place was new and didn't have many clients yet, which is a good and bad thing. The rooms are apartment-type. "

Clearwater at Highland Park, located at 4215 Herschel Avenue in Dallas, offers Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care in a boutique-inspired setting. Nestled in the desirable Turtle Creek and Oak Lawn neighborhood, the community features 121 thoughtfully designed apartments available in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom layouts. Residents enjoy a vibrant and connected lifestyle supported by personalized care and elegant surroundings. The community offers a wide range of amenities that promote both comfort and enrichment. Residents can enjoy chef-prepared meals through the Savor Culinary program, which emphasizes fresh, seasonal ingredients and restaurant-style dining experiences. A fitness club with professional equipment, an upscale salon, and inviting common spaces such as a theater, creative studio, and landscaped terraces provide opportunities to stay active, social, and engaged. Weekly housekeeping, laundry services, routine maintenance, and convenient transportation ensure daily living is worry-free, while onsite physicians and licensed nurses provide peace of mind for residents and their families. What sets Clearwater at Highland Park apart is its Empowered Living® philosophy, which embraces a holistic approach to wellness across mind, body, and spirit. The community is pet-friendly and offers private accommodations in its memory support neighborhood, designed with safety and dignity in mind. With nearby attractions like Turtle Creek Park, Highland Park Village, and a variety of dining and cultural venues, residents can enjoy both urban vibrancy and serene green spaces just beyond their doors. Clearwater at Highland Park combines modern luxury, compassionate care, and a prime Dallas location to create an exceptional senior living experience. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search