Memory Care Communities in Amarillo, TX

"I toured Bristol Park Amarillo. It was OK. It was nice, and this had to do with the location of the two rooms available. My father has a window that faces the west, and the sun shines in on him, and that means a lot to him. I was trying to find a room that would have a west window. The room they showed was like a studio."

"Brookdale Sleepy Hollow was nice, but it was really expensive. The facility was good and clean. The staff was good. She showed me everything I needed to see and everything I wanted to see."

"We toured, and everything just seemed like they knew what they were doing. It was professional. It was activity driven, but still personal to each individual person. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. Everything was great."

"I toured The Craig Senior Living. I visited the independent living. It's a gated community and it's beautifully kept. It's a beautiful place. They have cottages as well as apartments, and it's all very well kept. The staff was excellent. They were very, very nice. I did not try their food. I've seen the residents play cards. They have a beautiful library if you like to read, and I do love to read. They go on a tour sometimes and the staff said once a week they go out to eat at a restaurant. If you want to go, you can sign up to go. They have all kinds of puzzles. The apartment I'm taking, somebody had lived there, and they had to move for some reason. So they are going to repaint it for me, and they're going to redo the floor and put in a new shower. Everything will be really clean, and I like that. The facility is beautiful and very, very well kept."

"My father has moved into The Cottages at Quail Creek. I saw five different communities, but he gets the best healthcare treatment for his condition at this facility. He is in hospice, too, so the hospice people are going into that community to treat him. He's in a shared room and it's a very nice and clean room. He has two closets and two beds, probably about the size of a normal bedroom that two boys would share growing up. I've been there whenever they've eaten, and the food looks good. They have their people come in and cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are a couple of snacks during the day, so there's plenty of food for them. The staff seems like they care. They have an activities director that comes in Monday through Friday. The activities are more about keeping their motor skills going, their hand-eye coordination, their feet moving, and things like that. They're not outside playing kickball or dodgeball or anything, but they're in the little living common areas, hitting a balloon back and forth or playing bingo and things like that. It's nice and clean all the time. There's always a nurse on duty, so that helps. It's very good value for the money."

"My family and I could not be more satisfied with the care and love that our Mom received from the staff at Goodlife. Mom could be extremely difficult and the staff were firm yet loving in getting her to do things she needed to do. We are in the process of losing Mom and each staff member has come by her room to check on her, most have stayed late or come in on their day off to be here when she passes. Mackenzie the Administrator is an amazing lady, she stays with Mom, holds her hand, stays until all hours of the morning, comes in on her days off or in the middle of the night to be with us as well to comfort Mom. If we could give this place a 100 stars we would. Goodlife is not the norm when giving good care, they definitely rise too the top."