Independent Living Communities in Lubbock, TX

"The lady who did the tour was very friendly. They knew exactly what we were looking for. They're very helpful in what we will need and what we can and cannot have. And they got a lot of the residents that were there to do a meet and greet kind of thing, so that was pretty cool. The rooms were very nice. They have studios and one-bedrooms. I did not see any two-bedroom or anything like that. They have activities. They've got the TV room. They have an activities room where the residents can do bingo or other arts and crafts. They've got a little exercise area that will be supervised. They have common spaces like a courtyard, a library, and a beauty salon. The staff was very good and very friendly."

"My father has been to the AcceleratedREHAB at Carillon twice. Once for cardiac rehab after triple bypass surgery and most recently (March 2025) after having a stroke. I have nothing but gratitude and praise for the administration, nurses, nurse assistants, therapists, social workers, and staff. I highly recommend that anyone needing therapy or skilled nursing after a hospital stay consider the AcceleratedREHAB program at Carillon."

"Brookdale Grand Court Lubbock was very nice. The people were not as friendly as those at the other place. They seemed to keep to themselves. There was a lady who was in a wheelchair that came by and gave me a rude look. I asked, 'How are you doing?' She didn't answer me or anything, she just took off. However, the staff who gave the tour was nice, and everything was good. They had good food. They had a studio apartment that was much smaller than the others I had seen at the other place. They had a theater room where everyone gathered to watch a large TV. They had a nice place to get your hair cut. The facility was a long walk, but other than that, it was pretty good."

"I was very impressed with The Legacy at South Plains. The staff was wonderful. We took an entire tour and saw the menus. They had a cafe, bars, and entertainment. Just a lot of positive things. They were doing physical therapy/exercise in one of the gyms we went to, and residents were very willing and open to let us view their residence where they lived. Everyone was very positive about the living experience there. If it was my choice, that would be the first choice that I would go to."

"We visited The Gardens at Shadow Hills and toured the assisted living. It was nice, but the rooms were very small for two people. The upkeep was very good, though, and the person who helped us during the tour was very good and very informative. The dining area was nice, but we didn't eat anything."

"Our experiences with Raider Ranch have been very good. Mom has always been in the independent living and that's where she still is. They pay attention to her. They check on her at mealtime three times a day. They have a dining room or you can have your meals delivered to your room, which we like. Before she got so sick, she took advantage of each of those. She would go down to the dining room sometimes, and then other times she had her food delivered, and the food was quite good. They have three buildings and they have an activity room and a gym in each one and a living room with a big screen TV. They have a swimming pool and some walking paths outdoors. They have activities every day but she was not taking part in very many of those. They have bingo, bunco, and other card games that they play down in the living room a lot. She preferred to read in her room or watch a movie or something like that."