Memory Care Communities in Round Rock, TX

"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."

"We chose this facility because of their size. We needed respite care and just needed a short stay. They were willing to accommodate her gluten free diet and do a good job of it. They had an extra service which was to come to your house, pick up furniture that she might want and any knick knacks so she feels at home. The food is good and the people, who work there, are very caring, friendly and accommodating. "

"We've found Arden Courts for my father-in-law. It's a complete Alzheimer's care unit. My mother-in-law chose it. She's still able to make decisions. It seemed to be the most caring and fit his needs better than any other place. They have a single room for each person. The staff is very capable and very kind. He likes the food fine. Down the street, there's an HEB grocery store. "

"We had an appointment at Tech Ridge Oaks, but they weren't prepared for our visit. It looked pretty and new, and the lady that showed us around was really nice. They had a list of activities for the memory care and assisted living residents. They have a salon, a workout area, and an art area. The closets and the rooms were small, but light and bright. It just wasn't very well organized. The outdoor space was a little stark and uninviting, and the place looked clinical."

"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."

"The staff are happy and engaging. There are always activities for the residents. My mom has always felt happy & safe in their care."

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

"I went to The Oscar at Georgetown and toured for independent living. The facility was very nice, and the gentleman in the marketing department was lovely. The manager was also very nice. He came out very friendly and called me a couple of times before the tour. He was very nice and showed me all around. I also went to lunch there and it was horrible. We went to a snack bar, and the person who gave the tour had lunch with me there. We had a choice between what they had for breakfast, or two choices of sandwiches, that was it. I wouldn't say it was a meal, just a snack. However, I heard the place for dinner is very nice and the food is good at dinner. The place is brand new so there's hardly anybody living there now, but it is lovely and very clean. They even have an indoor swimming pool. It's also very expensive."

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

"A lady took me on a tour of the memory care facility at The Delaney at Georgetown Village. It was very bright. They have the one-way doors, and there is a code to get in and out. They have the door going out in their courtyard open, where the residents can go in and out. The place was large and well lit. There were some ladies eating in the dining area, and they had areas where they could do activities or play games. They provide all the furniture for the rooms like the bed, a chair, and side table. Down the halls, they had a nurse's aide stationed right there in the apartment hall area. They had chickens outside in the courtyard, and the residents collect the eggs at times. They also had raised gardens. Their courtyard was small, but it was all leveled and very inviting. They had two sections of 16 residents. It does not have availability though. They just have a waiting list right now. They have a beauty salon and a podiatrist. They have the doctor and a nurse practitioner who come in, but it is different than what we are currently using. The marketing person was real sweet, nice, and gave me information. We didn't get to go into a room."

"I had a great experience when I visited Georgetown Living. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The apartments were excellent. The residents were very engaged. It was a great facility, and the dining area was beautiful. "

"I visited Summit at Northwest Hills because I was looking for a place for my parents. The quality of the facility and staff was good. However, they had limited bedrooms with two beds and I could not separate my parents. "

"I have visited the Tiffin House several times when I was looking for a place for a family member. The staff members were very helpful and eager to answer all my questions. While I was there, I could see that the staff really care about the residents. I would highly recommend Tiffin House to anyone who is in need of a memory care facility. "

"We saw the memory care section. It's very nice and very clean. I was impressed with it. It seemed very comfortable. One thing I noticed is that there wasn't any smell. A lot of times, when you walk in those types of facilities, you get the whiff of urine or whatever. This place smelt really good and looked clean. The person who assisted me was very sweet, very nice, and seemed very knowledgeable about the care of people with memory issues. I didn't try the food but I checked the dining area and it looked clean and nice. I remember seeing a TV area and an outside area too."