8 Memory Care Facilities near Grand Prairie, TX
There are 8 Memory Care Facilities in the Grand Prairie area, with 2 in Grand Prairie and 6 nearby.
The average cost of memory care in Grand Prairie is $4,647 per month. This is lower than the national median of $4,600. Cheaper nearby regions include Bedford with an average starting cost of $4,497.
To help you with your search, browse the 22 reviews below for memory care facilities in Grand Prairie. On average, consumers rate memory care in Grand Prairie 4.7 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Grapevine with an average rating of 5.0 out of 5 stars.
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2 Memory Care Facilities in Grand Prairie, TX
Abby's Place
Provides: Memory Care
Oxford Glen at Grand Prairie
Provides: Memory Care6 Memory Care Facilities near Grand Prairie, TX
Brookdale Pecan Park
Provides: Memory Care
The Waterford on Cooper
Provides: Memory Care
Avalon Memory Care - Irving
Provides: Memory Care
Legacy Living at Arlington
Provides: Memory Care
Autumn Leaves of Arlington
Provides: Memory Care
Villages on MacArthur
Provides: Memory CareOther Options in Grand Prairie, TX
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Grand Prairie
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Review of Oxford Glen at Grand Prairie
I've got a friend whose parents live at Oxford Glen at Grand Prairie, and she very highly recommends it. I would give it a 5 based on her recommendation and based on my own evaluations when I visit... Read more
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Review of Oxford Glen at Grand Prairie
My mom was in Oxford Glen. Their staff was really good, and they're very caring, but she wasn't encouraged to be independent a lot, and she kept going downhill. It's a very quiet nursing-home type ... Read more
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Review of Oxford Glen at Grand Prairie
Oxford Glen looked nice and very clean but was more expensive than the others. I think the rooms were nice and looked very comfortable, and the staff was professional. I think the only thing they n... Read more
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