Memory Care Communities in Georgetown, TX

"It seemed to really take care of the memory care residents very well and be in tune with what they needed. What I liked least was that in some of the hallways that had carpet, I could smell urine. They were very positive and cheerful people. In the memory care area, they were preparing fresh meals with fresh salads right there in front of you, so we were able to see the food; they looked good. They have a salon and a courtyard."

Willows At Leander - A Memory Care In Texas Nestled amidst a serene landscape, like a magnificent willow tree symbolizing strength and resilience, inspired us to create Willows at Leander our assisted living and memory care home. With over 25 years of healthcare experience, the founders understood the importance of extending support to families in need, aiming to provide an experience where residents could cherish every moment. Witnessing the profound impact of personalized care on individuals with dementia, the founders aimed to create a nurturing environment where residents could thrive. Drawing from multigenerational household experiences, they recognized the strength of family in fostering a sense of belonging. At Willows, they believed in starting everything at home. They embarked on a mission to design personalized care plans catering to each residents unique needs, ensuring their physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being. Willows embodies the harmonious blend of medical expertise and familial warmth. It offers exceptional care within a supportive community that understands each residents journey. The peaceful grounds of Willows provide sanctuary, with the majestic willow tree serving as a reminder of strength and resilience. The care and compassion provided are akin to the shade and comfort of the willow tree. Families find solace in knowing their loved ones are in good hands. Witnessing transformations firsthand, founders have seen family members flourish under personalized care, fostering lasting friendships and sharing precious memories. With dedicated staff, expert medical professionals, and unwavering community support, Willows is a sought-after destination for compassionate care. More than a facility, Willows is home ? filled with laughter, love, and understanding of unique challenges faced by those with memory impairments. Residents live their lives to the fullest, surrounded by a caring family. The story of Willows continues as a beacon of hope and a testament to the power of personalized care. Like the willow tree, it stands strong in the face of adversity, embodying strength and resilience.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My brother moved to the Auberge at Cedar Park's memory care facility. They just don't take as good care of my brother as I think they should. Since we moved him there, they've changed owners, and it seems the care has gone down some. My brother seems to run around in wet diapers all the time, as he is incontinent. They don't come in and change him before he goes to bed, like I think they should. The other night, he went to bed with no sheets. We have a plastic cover over his mattress so he won't ruin it, and that's what he slept on. There are no sheets, nothing but a plastic bag over the mattress. They finally changed it about midnight. The building is nice and clean. My brother never uses them, but they have outdoor spaces, too. They have some activities, but they don't have many. They need to improve the care of their residents. They don't take care of the people like they should, and that's the biggest gripe I have. It's a hundred times better than the other place my brother was in, but for $4,000 to $5,000 a month, you would think they would take good care of the people. They don't do that, not as well as they should. We call every day around 5 o'clock to get my brother to change his underwear because it's wet. We're spending between 4 and 5 grand a month, and we have to call my brother to remind him to change his clothes. It's just not right."

"My mom stayed at Brookdale Round Rock. They were extremely supportive of my mother. My mom loved the food there. She was very happy there. She loved the activities. The staff was incredibly kind to her. She really did thrive there. Their physical therapy guy, Jack, was amazing. He got her out of her wheelchair. The day before she died, she was walking, which was kind of a miscue for us. We thought she was much better than she was, but what a miracle that she was practically leaping in and out of the car that day. As far as the facility, they were amazing. They were really caring people. It was just that she was very sick. They were very kind to us. They were very friendly and consoling. It was very homey. She loved the activities, and she was able to participate. We never regretted going there. My mom didn't have a lot of money, but considering that she was only there for a little bit, it was a perfect placement for her."

"We will be using Sage Valley Senior Living for respite care for my mother. When my mother and I first went in, there was a big welcome sign on the center table, which impressed us. It said, "Welcome to Sage Valley! We are so glad you are here!" That made us feel at home like we were special. They immediately greeted us, offered us some water, started taking us on the tour, and explained every room. There was a little exercise room, two respite rooms, and several courtyards that you can go out that had shade with a ceiling fan so you can keep cool. There were flowers and little fountains. There is a place where you can go get refreshments. There is a necklace or a button that you can access help for anything, including if you're hungry or you need a wheelchair because you don't feel like walking. You can push the button and they will come to help you, which is impressive. Outside of the respite area is a small library room, so she can have access to any books. Within less than 100 feet is a nice restaurant-style type of dining where they have a menu and a choice of items to pick out of it, maybe four or five different things for each of the three meals. They can get a snack and get something brought to their room. I met three different people and they were very friendly and caring and made us feel like we were family. My mother was so impressed with the tour that she even asked to see the permanent resident apartments. They had a model to walk in and it was very lovely. The windows also look out into the courtyard, so you have the flowers and fountain to look at. Plus, they allow a resident to have a small dog or cat in their apartment, too, which is lovely. There are several common areas throughout the hallways where they can sit. There's even a little room if it's your birthday or a special family celebration. You can reserve that with a large table. We reviewed the menu and I got to see what was for breakfast, and there were four or five different choices, including an omelet. I wanted to eat there. It was a lovely little restaurant and the tables were arranged where there was plenty of room for a wheelchair or a walker to get around. It's very roomy and nice. It was the only one that had no obligation for a minimum amount of time for respite. A lot of them even wanted a whole month and I'm not going to leave her for a month."

"My wife was at Cedar Ridge Alzheimer's Special Care Center for seven months. It was a great place. Very caring. Very considerate people. I couldn't have been more satisfied. It was an excellent place. It was a little expensive, but it was worth every penny. Excellent food. Clean and caring service. The nurses were great. The administrators were involved. They knew everybody. It's a small place. I think they only have like 50 residents. I had lunch or dinner with my wife, and the food was excellent. Not a five-star restaurant, but certainly a five-star institution. Activities were good."

"My mother is in Avalon Memory Care-Cedar Park. It’s a new facility and fairly small so there isn't an extensive area outside. The apartments are very nice, and she likes the food. The staff seems attentive, and there’s not that many people. "

"I did a tour here last week it was a beautiful place. Charisma you can tell she really cares about all the residents. Everyone was out doing a activity with Activity Director Liz. The place was really clean the staff was really nice. The prices are affordable. I highly recommend this place."

"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. "

"We toured Brookdale North Austin. The facility is not as pretty, but their staff makes up for it. The rooms were clean. We didn't try food, but everything on the menu was good. We liked what we saw. They have activities. We liked it because my dad could have his own apartment. We can help him furnish it, and it was affordable. It was a nice place. It was dated, but it was still clean and very nice. They said they are going to update it."

Begin your journey of well-being at Clearwater at The Arboretum, an Assisted Living and Memory Support community located in the Gateway neighborhood of Austin. Our holistic approach to resident-centered care and whole-person wellness supports seniors of varying needs to live as actively and engaged as they choose to be. We tailor our care and services to honor each resident’s personal preferences, needs, and abilities. Access to additional levels of care, Signature Programs, ancillary services, and specially curated amenities offers an enhanced living experience for residents and provides peace of mind for their families. Clearwater at The Arboretum is mindfully designed to balance contemporary design with the comforts of home, featuring easy-to-navigate spaces and opportunities to engage in meaningful connections. While the community is conveniently located near shops, restaurants, and local attractions, our residents have access to unique onsite amenities including an outdoor courtyard and rooftop terraces, a fitness center, theater, game room, and multiple culinary venues offering a variety of menus and experiences to satisfy any craving. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"Summit at Northwest Hills Austin was in a great location. Aside from that, they have a locked memory care area as well as what I called "attended area" which was sort of unusual. Most places didn't have that. They did have options for living in an area that really didn't have a locked door but there was an attended entrance. So if somebody would be wandering that could be dealt with. Safety wise, it was not a concern at all. They have really nice rooms. Their residents seemed to be fine. They were all so very interactive with the staff. When we walked by, people were saying, "hi" – both residents and staff. When we were down in the lobby, there was a lady that was attending the entrance and she knew practically everybody by name. If it would have been time for us to go to a place, this one would be a really good option. "

"We visited Belmont Village West Lake Hills, and it's a nice place, but the rooms were small, and it also seemed kind of expensive to me. They have a nice dining room. They also have a workout room and a pool. I know they do Parkinson's exercise on a Friday, which I am interested in. They also have memory care close by. "

"The staff at Summit at Lakeway were very nice. The rooms were very clean and nice. They do offer a lot of activities. I highly recommend this facility. What I like about this place is its cleanliness and how it smelled when we went in. It didn’t smell a regular retirement home; it smelled clean. "