Memory Care Communities in Austin, TX

"We have chosen Sodalis Austin for my sister. It was very reasonably priced and very convenient. They had a very professional staff. They had all the amenities and facilities that we expected. The rooms were very nice, very comfortable, and very accessible. The building was nice, clean, and very well-kept. It was open to certain areas that were easy to access. They had outside courts, a garden, kitchens, a workout room, group areas, gathering rooms, and living rooms. The staff and the residents that we met were very nice. All in all, it was a great atmosphere."

"My wife and I were caring for my sister and knew that the time was coming that we would require help. One day we stopped at Arden Courts and asked for some info. We were given a tour of the facility and introduced to many of the staff. Our first impression was great, The facility was clean and did not smell like a hospital, some of the residents were walking the halls, there is a outside walkway that they (if able) can use. All in all my wife and I had a good feeling and when the time came we chose Arden Courts. Looking back we know that we made the right decision. The staff is excellent, caring, polite and attentive. Daily activities include exercise and mind stimulation. The food is well balanced and very good...Yes, my wife and I have eaten here several times. We feel that my sister is safe and in good hands and would definitely recommend Arden Courts to anyone in need. "

"I like Brookdale Beckett Meadows very much. It was very nice. They had a resident dog there. It seemed good. The staff was awesome. I saw some activities. They had a place where you can fold laundry if that made you happy or hold a baby."

"This place is absolutely gorgeous. Walking in and smelling the amazing food being made their smiling faces. As we walk to the model room was so clean and looks so clean. The owner was very friendly the staff where playing games Charisma truly from her heart cares. Thank you the springs of Austin this is now my mothers home."

"A wonderful community where residents and associates are engaged with each other. The care I observed was compassionate and the community has been clean on every visit. It’s a new community so things felt very updated compared to older communities.I would highly recommend. "

"My mother has moved into Avalon Memory Care - Cedar Park. I like the percentage of workers to the residents. It's extremely clean. They have a good medical background and know how to handle different situations that arise. My mother loves the food. She says the meals have been wonderful. The facility is extremely comfortable. It has lots of seating in the common areas. The size of the rooms is wonderful, very large, very roomy, and very updated. She loves it. She's not able to do a lot, but she watches a lot of the activities that are going on. She's not left to sit in her room. They bring her down constantly for movies, to watch games that they're playing and different things like that. We've just been very pleased, especially since she was already in one where we moved from and this is so much better."

At Auberge at Onion Creek, residents enjoy an active, engaging lifestyle that promotes wellness and independence. It is our goal to keep our residents linked to resources and opportunities that will fulfill their needs and interests in the Austin area. Residents have many opportunities to participate in a variety of life-enriching activities and events designed to stimulate the mind, body and soul. With 24 Hour On-site Nurses, LVNs, and caregivers, Auberge at Onion Creek includes a specially designed neighborhood to serve the special needs of individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia and other forms of memory loss. Every day we make it a goal to go above and beyond to enrich the lives of our residents. With our SPARK Lifestyle program, a Montessori-inspired philosophy for care, we create a specialized, life-enriching environment that affords each individual maximum self-expression. The staff is committed to delivering a quality of care that meets the resident's physical, social, spiritual and emotional needs. SparkTM, our unique and award-winning lifestyle approach is our signature. A SparkTM lifestyle means residents are encouraged to do what they are able, historical knowledge is celebrated and acknowledged and new abilities are recognized and utilized. If you are seeking a positive approach where residents are doing more than you would expect, where residents find a sense of belonging and meaning and where loved ones are happy to visit, then you may have just found the right place! Our comprehensive services include: Onsite Rehabilitation Center Medication assistance and management Regular assessment and service planning Bathing, dressing, grooming, and other self-image enhancements Mobility, Escorts and reminders Dining and Social or activities assistance Care coordination and other health care management assistance Engaging and Montessori-Inspired Methods in the Life Enrichment Programming Spacious Private with a Private Bathroom or Private with a Shared Bathroom Apartments Many communities offer care for special budget concerns including state-assistance programs for assisted living and memory care To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My mother-in-law is in Cedar Ridge Alzheimer's Special Care. I love it. I think it's great. She couldn't be happier. I don't know when was the last time she was this happy. They take good care of her. All the aides are super with the people. I really like it, and the upper management. I'd give them an A-plus. The staff is great. They're very helpful and very good with the people, and they keep them active. They have all sorts of activities. The executive director has been trying to help me solve some different problems in her past place. Everybody's very helpful. They keep me updated on what she does every day and all the activities she's in. The food smelled wonderful. She's eating good, so if she didn't eat it, it wasn't good. The place is not huge. It's just a perfect size for her. She's in a room by herself right now. We just thought that as she got to know some people, and then down the road, we'd probably put her in a room with someone. It's clean and well-organized. It looks like it's kept up well. One day they were having balloon volleyball. They have people come in and play the piano and sing. They had an ice cream social the day that I toured the place, and they took everybody out to the porch and put hats on everybody who wanted them because it was sunny that day. They were having icies out there and everybody was having a good time and taking pictures and everything. She may not always participate, but at least she's there and she's watching. They're doing a good job. They're always updating me on stuff and calling me. I'm very happy with them. They have everything there. They've got nurses and everybody on hand."

"I like the fact that the rooms at Brookdale Round Rock were carpeted. It felt warmer and cozier. I liked that better. In general, it was very clean, very nice, and the staff was very nice also. I went at nap time, so it's kind of hard to tell about the actual residents, but everyone was fine. It was lovely. They have a nice little dining area there. The community area is smaller. It doesn't have a big TV area or anything. There are only 11 rooms, which is good, because there's a lot of individual care. It's very intimate. The residents' rooms are a good size. They're well laid out. They have a little kitchenette area with a little dorm-size refrigerator/freezer, a microwave, and a sink. I know that's something that my aunt would appreciate, just to have her own snacks and stuff in there."

At Auberge at Bee Cave, residents enjoy an active, engaging lifestyle that promotes wellness and independence. It is our goal to keep our residents linked to resources and opportunities that will fulfill their needs and interests in the Bee Cave area. Residents have many opportunities to participate in a variety of life-enriching activities and events designed to stimulate the mind, body and soul. Auberge at Bee Cave includes a specially designed neighborhood to serve the special needs of individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia and other forms of memory loss. Every day we make it a goal to go above and beyond to enrich the lives of our residents. With our SPARK Lifestyle program, a Montessori-inspired philosophy for care, we create a specialized, life-enriching environment that affords each individual maximum self-expression. The staff is committed to delivering a quality of care that meets the resident's physical, social, spiritual and emotional needs. Memory Care has a special meaning here. We understand how dealing with Alzheimer's Disease or other related forms of dementia may be very distressing, but we also know that a fulfilling and meaningful quality of life can be achieved. At our communities, we look forward to creating a bond and friendship with each resident, their loved ones and other healthcare partners to craft a program that benefits them as individuals. Our communities are specifically designed to nurture activity, exercise, dining and restful opportunities as well as engaging and purpose filled activities that stimulate personal abilities. Our comprehensive services may include: Medication assistance and management Regular assessment and service planning Bathing, dressing, grooming, and other self-image enhancements Mobility, Escorts and reminders Dining and Social or activities assistance Care coordination and other health care management assistance Engaging and Montessori-Inspired Methods in the Life Enrichment Programming Spacious Private with a Private Bathroom or Private with a Shared Bathroom Apartments Many communities offer care for special budget concerns including state-assistance programs for assisted living and memory care To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My husband was at Belmont Village Senior Living Lakeway. For 18 months, 95% of it was really good. They had a lot of activities, and I really liked their activity schedule there. I went over a lot because he was only a mile from me. Their food was pretty good, too. The facilities were very clean. It was all good; it was excellent. It was pretty expensive, but I guess it was good value. It's one of the pricier ones around here. When I put my husband into a different facility after 17 days, I had to move him out because they were horrible, so this place is a five compared to that place."

"I was a resident of Brookdale Lakeway twice, and the most recent stay was after my surgery. They treated me fantastically. It was assisted living, so they took care of my prescription. I didn't even have to provide it; they got it from my doctor and ordered all the new prescriptions. And they gave me the medication when I needed them, I didn't have to ask them or anything. They prepared three meals a day, cleaned your room, and do your laundry. They took care of everything and it was fantastic, plus the people were great. My insurance paid for all of it. The room I had there was more like you're in a hospital. I didn't have to share my room with anybody, but I had to share the bathroom. I had a single room with a bed and share the bathroom with the person next to you. They had a little gym that was on the same floor, and I could just walk to the dining room or they would bring the food to my room. They had a library on the first floor, and they would periodically announce on the intercom that they're having things like bingo on which room on which floor and that you're welcome to go. They have stuff like that and activities. But I was in the assisted living place where they would help you, they would even help me bathe. They also have a living area where you can have your own apartment. It's a beautiful place. I would rate them a 5 because they're fantastic. They have a nurse on-call all the time, so if you have a problem you can call the nurse. After I got out of surgery, she had several new patients and we were talking. Then the nurse asked me if I'm OK because I don't look good, did the vitals on me and said I need to go to the hospital. She called an ambulance and took me to a hospital, where they found out I had blood clots in my lungs. They take care of you, and I can't complain about them. When I got back, I heard the staff speaking Spanish all day long. They were nice, so we got along beautifully. I didn't have a problem with it. They treated me really well. The food was good, but I was used to better or tastier stuff. I wouldn't mind moving into one of their apartments that you can rent. "

"My family moved our father in back in July, and have been very happy with the service. Food is good; I get pictures of my dad dancing, exercising, and helping set the table. We are happy with our choice and feel dad is taken care of"

"My parents went to Double Creek Assisted Living & Memory Care, but my dad died, so now it's just my mom that is there. She is adjusting well. It's a nice place. It's very clean. They seem very attentive and responsive to my mother's needs. She is well taken care of. The food is really, really good; it's restaurant-style. I have no criticisms at this point. My mom is pretty much an isolationist right now, but I am trying to get her to participate in their activities. They have a home theater and a gym. They have sewing clubs and quilting clubs. They go to the grocery store every Wednesday. They take everybody, and my mom enjoys that. They have family nights and special events. Like for Easter they have a really nice dinner and everything, too. The staff members are very friendly. The meals are excellent and they have a very good variety as well. They have a very nice menu to choose from. None of them are cheap, and they're all pretty much out of sight. However, Double Creek Assisted Living & Memory Care is competitive."