Memory Care Communities in Midlothian, TX

"Both of my parents moved into Sterling House in August 2010. The staff quickly became extended members of our family. My father passed away in December 2010. He was given excellent care physically and emotionally. The staff helped us through his last days and the days following his death. Truly like a family. My mom lives there still and has dementia. They are well trained in her condition and she loves the staff. They go to great lengths to make all the residents feel at home and part of the Sterling House family with parties, good food and lots of activities. I highly recommend Sterling House of Waxahachie. "

"Walnut Creek seems nice, and it's working for us. My husband's apartment is very clean. The staff is friendly. The food is nice and satisfying. They have bingo and cards, and that's pretty much what I have observed."

"Mayberry Gardens is fairly new. It's only two and a half years old and seems like you get a lot for the money. It's very reasonable. The rooms were very nice with nice furniture. They're very roomy and the one we're getting has a little kitchenette with a little refrigerator. The man who gave us the tour was very nice and answered all of our questions. Maybe he wasn't as warm as the other people from the other places we toured, but he did well. They just hardly have any activities for now. He said a lot of it was due to COVID. They have a lot more group activities normally, but the individual home activities are at a minimum."

"We went to Arabella of Red Oak. It was wonderful. The facility was immaculate. The staff seemed very attentive and helpful, and the lady that gave us the tour was extra nice. Cleanliness was excellent. The facility was basically brand new. It was like looking at a brand-new hotel. They explained what the staff does to entertain the residents. They had crafts and different kind of activities, and you could tell that the staff was very attentive to the residents' needs."

Avalon Memory Care has gone to great lengths to provide a mode of care that is uniquely tailored to the special needs of individuals with Alzheimer's. We are concerned with every phase of the resident's needs-physical, emotional, and social. We work to restore and support the resident's self-esteem, dignity, and the resumption of as many of the daily personal tasks as the resident is capable of. Surrounded by family treasures and memories, the residents live in the comfort and privacy of their own rooms in a spacious, ranch-style, one-level home with built-in security features such as a secured patio and roomy backyard. They bond with and enjoy the companionship of other residents, inevitably forming a "family feeling" that eliminates the loneliness or isolation often experienced in institutional settings. They enjoy luxury accommodations, including exquisite furnishings in these fine homes. We provide professional and sensitive care for the physical, emotional, mental, and social needs of our residents. Our care focuses on the safety and well-being of our residents, 24 hours a day. We have many excellent referrals and are licensed by the State of Texas as a small/large Class B Assisted Living with Alzheimer and Related Disorders certification. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"She is in the Valon Memory Care for three years now, and we were very impressed with it. She seems to be happy where she is, and I have no problem with her care. They have doctors and a registered nurse on call. It’s a pretty bare facility, but they have cottages. She was raised $300 a month because she was incontinent, but I’m satisfied. They have a nurse that comes in and gives them prescriptions in the morning. "

Avalon Memory Care has gone to great lengths to provide a mode of care that is uniquely tailored to the special needs of the Alzheimers victim. We are concerned with every phase of the residents needs (physical, emotional, and social). We work to restore and support the residents self esteem, dignity, and the resumption of as many of the daily personal tasks of which the resident is capable. Surrounded by family treasures and memories, the residents live in the comfort and privacy of their own rooms in a spacious, ranch style, one level home with built-in security features such as a secured patio and roomy backyard. They bond with and enjoy the companionship of other residents and inevitably form a family feeling that eliminates the loneliness or isolation often experienced in institutional settings. They enjoy luxury accommodations including exquisite furnishings in these fine homes. We provide professional and sensitive care for the physical, emotional, mental, and social needs of our residents. Our care focuses on the safety and well-being of our residents, 24-hours a day. We have many excellent referrals and are licensed by the State of Texas as a small/large Class B Assisted Living with Alzheimer and Related Disorders certification.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My husband will be moving to Avalon Memory Care-Arlington. We chose it because of the facility itself, and the people are super nice and the facility is well-maintained. It's beautiful. It's a good size, modern, and clean. They have a garden, an activity center, arts and crafts, and music. He just hasn't started there yet."

"We visited the assisted living facility of Lynridge Of Arlington Assisted Living and Memory Care for my mother and the tour experience was very nice. Everything looked clean and very nice, and everybody was friendly. I didn't see anything wrong at all. I really liked the fact that the director is a nurse herself. She knew what we were going through with the whole insulin issue. I think the apartments looked fine. It's a very pretty place. The dining area was very nice. They put out a sample plate of every meal under glass so people can actually see what the food will look like when they get it. I think that was interesting."

"The staff at Morada Lake Arlington was great. One thing I didn't like is that you had to step up to get into the shower, and my husband is disabled and he uses a wheelchair, so we'd have to pay for somebody to help him bathe. I didn't like that he had to furnish his own furniture, bed, and toiletries. I'd have to go out there and buy his toiletries unless he goes and buys them there. Then his laundry would have to be done additionally because all they do is your bed once a week. They had some areas with tables where you could go and sit and talk. They had a salon. For his meals, he has to go to the cafeteria, and it is a nice area to socialize with other people."

"My great aunt is at Meadowbrook Memory Care for two months now. We chose it for her because it suited her needs. She has a slight case of dementia and they provide excellent care of patients with Alzheimer's and dementia. She shares a room there and the room is spacious. The place has just opened last February so it's a brand new facility and it's a very nice facility. They got a TV room and two dining areas which are really nice. They have a walking trail. They also have security there. The food is great. I am very pleased with the quality of care there. "

"I'm staying in Heritage Place Assisted Living for two and a half years now. It is one building. It's got a central courtyard, and then everything kind of radiates out from that -- the different halls. The new people get lost because of walking in a circle, but it's a very nice facility. The building is I think four years old and well taken care of. It's got a beautiful courtyard with a large barbecue out there with benches,chairs, and tables. It is right off the dining room, so you can get your meal in the dining room and take it out on the courtyard and eat out there. We've been on lockdown because of this virus. They are just now letting us go loose. Normally we can get out to go to the doctor, and then we come back. We go on the bus so that we can take trips. We go on scenic drives and Wal-Mart. We have a lake nearby, and we go over there and have picnics. We're going to take some out of town trips, I think they said. We have a program every Friday since we've been in lockdown. We choose a restaurant earlier in the week, and then we order from there. Some people don't go for that, but I don't miss a Friday of eating in different restaurants where they're bringing it to us. That's good. The rooms here are different. We have from a one bedroom, studio, to 2-bedrooms; it's all different sizes. You're not too far from anything the way it's laid out. We have a memory care unit also with a nurse on duty. We play games inside in the activity room. In the evening time, we play cards or dominoes and during the day. In the afternoon, our director, she has different things. We play all towards working your mind and your hand eye coordination. We have a lot of fun doing that. We have a very nice living room and community living room that we use quite a bit. Entertainment comes in to play piano, play guitar, or sing. We're about a mile from the hospital and emergency room, so that's a good one. "

"The Waterford on Cooper was very clean, warm, and felt very homey. The people seemed very nice, and it really stood out as a good community at the top of my list. The people seemed warm and friendly. It was a nice place and affordable compared to a lot of other places that we heard about. When we walked in, they had a lovely living room/sitting area with a fireplace and beautiful dining rooms and furniture. It didn’t feel so much like a hospital. They had a sitting area with a piano that people would come in to play. They had a beautiful salon and a beautiful courtyard that people could walk around in. The room was really nice with a good-sized closet and nice kitchenette area. "

"I toured Elk Creek Assisted Living and Memory. What I like best about that community is they had a large activities room, and all the rooms came off of it like a circle. There were no long hallways. The staff was good. It's almost brand new. They do not have private rooms. They only had two in the whole facility. They have double rooms, and they're dorm-style. They're very interactive with their clients and the staff, and the atmosphere was very nice."