Memory Care Communities in Mc Kinney, TX

"We had an in-person tour of Hidden Springs of McKinney. We really liked the fact that there was an indoor pool, so my mother could stretch her back and get that exercise year-round. They offer meals and the pricing is still affordable for the smaller units. They get pricey for the larger units. The facility is wonderful because it's all new, so the apartments don't feel institutional. They feel like small homes. I was really impressed with the kitchen because it felt like a kitchen in a private home. My mother has seen pictures, and she absolutely loves it, so that's something that really thrilled us. Another nice feature is the valet service, so my mother is able to get her car on a bad walking day or something. She can have a valet come, pick her up, and bring the car to the front, which is really helpful. The staff member was very thorough. She actually helped us get to see a unit. The dining hall looked very nice. The facility was in a beautiful setting. It's in a more or less urban environment, but it does have a really nice courtyard in the middle of the facility. They had some kind of outdoor eating area, which I thought was really nice."

"I visited Grand Brook Memory Care for my husband's first cousin. So far, it's excellent, everybody is very, very nice. The scenery seems to be great. She was in the isolation part, and of course she didn't like that. She seems to be getting very happy and I'm very pleased. She hasn't been there long enough. The staff member, from the very beginning when I met Nelly, I believe was her name, she was just excellent. And Nancy has gone above and beyond. And Stephen, there couldn't be a better one. It's very clean. It's a little aged, but it's very nice. It's a little older, but that's OK. It's very clean, that's the main thing. They do have activities, and the girl that does them her name is Robin. I have met her, but I don't think Debbie had time to get too involved in their activities yet. It's a little pricey, but that's OK."

"We came from Brooklyn, New York, and my sister was in an assisted living here in Long Island, and we wanted to find something that was comparable to the care that she had over there and Village on the Park McKinney fits the bill. Also, it got very high reviews. She has a beautiful bedroom, a beautiful living room, and a bathroom. She doesn't have a kitchen because she doesn't cook. My sister likes the food. They have a lot of things going but my sister is just not able to do anything. The staff is wonderful. They're very caring, very attentive, and they're very into what you have to say, like the care that you want for your family or friend. The facilities are immaculate. It's going to be expensive but it's worth it because if you pay for better care, the better off you are. That's how I look at it."

"We toured the Village on the Park Stonebridge Ranch. It is very clean and modern, smelled good, and there weren't any odors. The room was nice. My wife liked the respite room that they showed us. The staff was great. She was very informative and very attentive to my wife and made her feel welcome. They showed us the meal list and everything, but we didn't eat. I think they were about to do some more remodeling. So it's nice. They showed us the little courtyard there."

"Our family want to thank Teresa's House and the entire team for their loving and nurturing care for our mother at the Village at Teresa's House. The food is wonderful, gorgeous facility, amazing activities, but most of all, loving and caring staff. The communication is excellent and prompt! The owners are on site the majority of the time and very accessible. They also have monthly support meetings for those who are friends and family to understand the journey our loved ones are going through with their loss of memory. Wonderful decision!"

"GB Allen is exceptional! My parents enjoy all the daily activities and we especially appreciate the Christian care given lovingly to each resident. They have a spacious Jack and Jill room setup with a private bath which they both find very comfortable. My mom’s favorites are mealtime and watching the tomatoes grow in the garden. Over a 6 month period my parents tried several different communities that were not quite acceptable. Finding a home at GB Allen has been like the sun after the rain! Even though GB Allen is quite far from my home, it is well worth the extra drive time. "

"My family is incredibly grateful for the outstanding care that our mother has received at Avalon Memory Care in Allen. From the moment we walked through the doors, we knew this was the right place for her. The staff members are not just caregivers; they are genuine, compassionate individuals who treat residents like family. The level of professionalism and expertise exhibited by the staff is unparalleled. They have created a warm and welcoming environment where our mother feels safe and loved. It's evident that they prioritize the well-being and comfort of each resident, going above and beyond to ensure their needs are met. One of the things that sets Avalon in Allen apart is their personalized approach to care. They take the time to understand each resident's unique preferences, interests, and background, allowing them to tailor their services accordingly. Whether it's organizing engaging activities, providing delicious and nutritious meals, or offering emotional support, they consistently exceed our expectations. Overall, we couldn't be happier with our experience at Avalon in Allen. Thanks to the dedicated staff, our mother is thriving. We wholeheartedly recommend Avalon in Allen to anyone in need of exceptional memory care services."

"Gracious Care Home - Allen, a residential assisted living, was a nice place. The only thing is that I don't know if they would have been able to handle my mother with her Dementia and all the requirements that she would have needed in that kind of environment. It was just a four-bedroom house, but it was very nice. I just don't think they had the equipment or the staff to deal with her condition. She's immobile, she can't walk, and she's bedridden. The medication, the fact that she can't walk, and with her dementia, I just don't know if they would have been able to deal with all that. She would have required more attention than I think they would have been able to provide. I think for assisted living or for someone who can still maintain, and just has memory problems, it would be perfect. My mom required more one-on-one attention because, although she can't walk, she's forgotten she can't walk, so someone has to watch her all the time, since she might fall and have a very high risk of falling. The staff was very nice to me. They introduced me to a couple of the people who were there, and they were also very nice. They have standard-sized bedrooms, and you can provide your own bed, which is nice. They probably need to improve accessibility. Since they're a home, it's not necessarily designed for the handicapped."

"I have two friends there at Vitality Court Texas Star. We celebrated one of my friends' birthday but we brought food in. I haven't eaten their food. I did go to a wine and cheese there, and it was a lot of fun. He's just in regular care. He's not in memory care. It's clean and the rooms were large. I found it very appealing. As a matter of fact, I put my wife on the waiting list there. They have a very pretty courtyard with ducks and a pond. When I visit my friend a lot of times when the weather permits, we sit outside and get fresh air. They take good care of them, but I haven't experienced any of the activities because when I come, we spend our time together. Live music comes in once a week. The staff is very friendly and accommodating, and if I have any questions, they answer them promptly. They always set us up, so that I can visit my friend comfortably because he has Parkinson's and I appreciate that. His wife felt so comfortable with it, that she brought her father over there also, so she has two relatives in the same unit. I think they're very satisfied."

"I toured Mustang Creek Estates - Allen, and my interaction with the staff there was just very warm and inviting. It was a very pleasant environment. Some residents were sitting and reading books in the living area. Some were going to play bingo in one of the other homes that was right there with the other residents. They were just laughing and having a good time playing bingo. The staff was very knowledgeable. The first thing we did was sit down with the director of sales. She went through every detail with us, gave us a pamphlet, and covered all the expenses. It was one of the all-inclusive places. So, they're not adding on every little bit, like if you need dressing care and this and that. They had the best value for the size of the room. They have two registered nurses per home, plus other CNAs and other staff. So, they had the best staff ratio with only 10 residents unless they had spouses. They had no more than 13 people and two RNs in every home. It's very clean, very inviting, and very roomy. We got to see empty rooms, but they also had residents who had agreed to show us their rooms, those that had been set up, and they were just very nice and friendly. The whole environment was saying, "This is where I want to put my mom.""

Located in the heart of Allen Texas, Golden years at Allen provides our seniors a safe and loving home, where they will not only receive competent and individualized care but are always loved and appreciated in their golden years. We promote dignity, privacy, independence and safety. We are dedicated to providing a family-oriented environment for our residents and staff. Our services include medication management, grooming, bathing, and toileting assistance, home-cooked meals served daily, transportation to medical appointments, socially engaging activities, and companionship, just to name a few. Services We Offer 24-hour care Assistance with activities of daily living Dementia Alzheimers Easy access to medical professions Medication administration Oxygen therapy Visiting podiatrist PT | OT | SP Respite Care (Short + long) Visual | hearing impaired Wound care Housekeeping/laundry Specialized meal plans To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My mother will move into The Cottages at Chapel Creek. It's just a nice facility. They let the dogs be, and they don't believe in them having to be on the leash. They're worried about it being a tripping hazard, so the dogs can kinda just hang around places with the owners. And they even have several dogs there that the owners died, and they continue taking care of the dogs and the dogs stay there with them. So that's really important to us. And they have a very nice courtyard where you can take the dogs out to do their business. The building felt more like a home than some of the places. I talked to Pam. The staff were all very nice. I have actually viewed this place six and a half years ago when my mom moved into assisted living, and then it dawned on me that she didn't need the memory help at that time. They actually remembered me from when I visited before. That was real nice. They actually have private rooms, but it got really expensive, and I can't remember if there was a private one available. They have a Jack and Jill, but none of which were available. So it'll be shared for now, and maybe a potential move into a Jack and Jill. They do have scheduled activities every day. They like people to eat in the dining room, but it's not required, and if you have somebody that just doesn't want to eat in the dining room, they can work around that. They have somebody that visits every so many weeks, they come and they visit, do the hair, and then they also have somebody that comes and visits and does the nails. So if you were to want to take advantage of those, you could get it all taken care of right there and not have to leave."

"I liked Parkview very much. There were people all over doing things. Their swimming pool was absolutely outstanding. They had a beauty salon and a lot of activities. Different people taught classes on odd things, which is terrific because that's interesting. They served all three meals but breakfast is always available, and then you choose either lunch or dinner. The place is lovely and I saw three different apartments, most of which had decks. The food was delicious."

Spring Creek is a beautiful assisted living and memory care community in the center of historic downtown Plano, situated in the picturesque Hunters Glen. Our community is surrounded by inspiring restaurants, one-of-a-kind boutiques and thriving art galleries. We are proud to offer secure, small-scale memory care rooms specifically designed for individuals struggling with memory impairment, including Alzheimers disease and other forms of dementia. We are confident that staying socially engaged and physically fit are the keys to healthy aging, and we are committed to helping our residents achieve both. At Spring Creek Assisted Living, we are driven by a mission to enrich the lives of seniors who may need a little extra help with day-to-day activities. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing unparalleled care that is second to none. Dont settle for anything less than the best. Discover the Spring Creek difference for yourself by scheduling a personalized tour of our thriving community today, and experience a life enriched with warmth, hospitality, and unwavering confidence.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search