Memory Care Communities in Weatherford, TX

"Room came fully furnished. Added a few items. The staff was excellent over the year + my father in law was there. It’s a smaller more home like and attentive atmosphere. Administrators work well with us in our changing circumstances. Communication was good. Emily was attentive to our food preferences and needs. Excellent organization!"

"My husband was at Avalon's The Willows for about three years. He had a single room and all the residents had single rooms except for some couples. The staff was cordial and they did anything you asked from them. They changed the linens thrice a week. They had home health accessible that came when necessary and also a doctor. They had three cooks and all of them were very good and they cooked wonderful meals. They encouraged the family to eat with the residents. There were also activities like bingo and memory games, as well as holiday inclusive dinners for the family. They kept the residents in open population as much as possible and they did not let anyone lay in bed all day. You had access to your loved one 24 hours a day even if I came for lunch, dinner or anytime. My daughter came in on weekends and stayed with her father for the whole weekend and they provided meals for her too. I would suggest adding more activities and more training for the staff. "

"Lake Country Assisted Living was nice and well kept. We were there during COVID, so it's really tough. They didn't have enough caregivers who could come in. They had people who had left for whatever reason, so they weren't taking any more clients at that time. They didn't have another person to come in, and my sister has special needs. She's a type I diabetic and very brittle, so that means her blood sugar goes really high and really low and she doesn't feel it, so she has to be checked quite often. They didn't have someone who could come in to specifically work with her. Part of the reason for that is they can't go from patient to patient because of COVID. The rooms were nice, fairly spacious, clean, neat, and decent. The staff seemed caring and nice enough. They did not have enough in-home health aides for all the patients, but part of that was due to COVID. (We didn't have the vaccine back then.) The staff was responsive, but they really couldn't help because they weren't able to. They didn't have any activities at the time, but generally they have some outings where they can take people out, and they have a bus. They had in-home health aides who come in, do laundry, and make meals, but they were limited in what they could do at the time. I don't know whether they're taking clients now because I haven't checked back with them."

"I'm very impressed, from the personal touch to the care and the camaraderie. They get along really well and they seem to truly care for their residents. They have very nice rooms and amenities, and they have a salon. The interaction with the residents was very personal. The place was beautiful."

"I visited Brookdale Tanglewood Oaks, the lady was very nice, but she understood our financials, and this was not something we are going to do. Her fees were higher than anybody else when I compared them. It was well-maintained. The dining setup was nice, they had a place for the family to gather, and a place for the seniors to watch a movie."

"I was able to tour Mustang Creek Estates - Burleson's new building that they made for memory care. It was still in progress, but it was nice. The person giving me the tour was great. There was a resident there and she was asleep right there, when you first walk in, at a dining table. I was like "Why is she there?" And nobody was checking on her until I left. He explained that she likes to be out where everyone is, even though she's napping, she likes to be there. Another resident came out, and she said hello and she was smiling. She seemed happy. They showed me a private and a semi-private room, the size and layout were fine. They were brand new, so they were clean. I saw their activities area which was nice."

Caraday of Fort Worth, located in Fort Worth, TX, is a senior living provider that offers a variety of care types including Skilled Nursing Care, Memory Care, Respite Care, and Short-term Rehabilitation Care. The facility provides different room types to meet the needs of its residents, including Memory Care Private Rooms and Skilled Nursing Care Rooms. This allows for a personalized living experience tailored to the specific care requirements of each resident. The rooms come equipped with various amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, although the specific room amenities were not listed.The community is designed with several amenities to enhance the living experience of its residents. These include Organized Activities/Programs, Outdoor Common Areas, Social Activities/Events, Salon Services, Communal Dining, Shared Common Areas, and Walking and Hiking Areas. These amenities aim to promote social interaction, physical health, and overall well-being among the residents. The communal dining and shared common areas, in particular, provide spaces where residents can enjoy meals together and engage in social activities, fostering a sense of community.In addition to the physical amenities, Caraday of Fort Worth offers a range of services to support the health and daily needs of its residents. These services include Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation, Medication Management/Services, Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation, Diabetic Care, Staff Trained in Mental Health Care, Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), and accepts Insurance. This comprehensive approach ensures that residents receive the care and support they need, whether it's managing their medication, undergoing rehabilitation, or receiving assistance with daily activities. The inclusion of staff trained in mental health care also highlights the community's commitment to addressing the holistic needs of its residents.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

Listening. Serving. Caring. These things matter to you, and to us. We offer more than just a beautiful place to live. We offer a lifestyle that embraces our residents independence and offers high quality care and assistance where needed. Our goal is to enhance the quality of life of our residents and make sure they live their lives to the fullest. We recognize that our residents require varying levels of care and assistance. We promise to tailor our community and services to the needs and preferences of each individual resident, ensuring that they continue to lead the life they want. Visit us today to start living your life to the fullest!To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

From the moment you and your loved one arrive at our community, you can relax knowing you have finally found a partner in care. At River Park Memory Care, we have intentionally designed our homes to be smaller than non-personal dementia facilities. This smaller and more structured environment means River Park Memory Care provides a level of personalized care not seen in other communities. We are not designed to be a "cookie cutter" corporate business; we are driven by a mission to provide total care -- to the resident and the family. We are conveniently located at the River Park Circle neighborhood, just two minutes off Interstate 20 and Highway 183. Our homes are recognized and known for their native limestone architecture, mature oak trees and beautifully landscaped yards. Inside our homes you will notice a decor designed to match the history of our residents. Antique sideboards, calming colors and comfortable furniture are features of our homes, every item selected to compliment the residents' tastes. Our layout is structured to allow safe wandering -- residents are in sight of the staff and there are no long hallways to "get lost in." We want our homes to feel like home, for our residents and their visitors and we think you'll agree. Our Fort Worth staff prides itself on providing personalized care for your loved one. Our professional caregivers are trained to understand and respond to the behaviors associated with various types of dementia, including Alzheimer's, Vascular, Parkinson's, Frontal-Temporal, Lewy Body, Pick's, Huntington's and other more rare forms of dementia. Each caregiver receives an unprecedented 20 hours of classroom and virtual reality education. (The state requires two hours of training for certification.) Our training, our education, our staff and our mission is only part of what makes River Park Memory Care different than the rest. Come by and see us; we think you'll agree -- Texas owned and Texas friendly. It makes all the difference.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"From what I saw, it was just wonderful. They took really good care of mom. They constantly had people watching them, and it was a wonderful situation for her. The staff was very attentive; if you needed someone, they got there really quickly. They were very good to the family also. They would always have snacks and drinks. I just couldn’t say enough good things about them. They were really good, and it has a homey feeling. There were sitting areas like a living room with chairs, a TV, and a little dining room. It wasn’t the main dining hall, but it was the area that you could sit down with family members to eat, and they would serve the family meals. It was a really wonderful situation. It was probably the cleanest one I have ever been in; it looked immaculate. The eating areas were just immaculate. The people were cleaning a lot, and they did it in a time I didn’t see. It always smells good. I walked all over this place, and I did not smell urine. "

"Hello, This is a great community the staff and directors are very caring. my family member has improved since we have brought her ,even gaining weight. This community is very clean and always smells great.' The rooms are nice and a great size. The activities are great, they have them busy all day. I would recommend this place. "

"MY MOTHER HAS BEEN THERE 3 TIMES, WORSE EACH TIME. SHE INSISTED ON GOING BACK. ON A FRIDAY EVENING ONLY 2 CNA'S, 2 NURSES FOR THE WHOLE FACILITY! PEOPLEM WERE FALLING DUE TO NO STAFF. I MUST SAY THE STAFF THAT WERE THERE WERE KILLING THEMSELVES TRYING TO DO EVERYTHING. PLEASE DON'T PUT YOUR LOVED ONE HERE. WE ARE LOOKING FOR A DIFFERENT PLACE, SHE HAS ONLY BEEN THERE 2 DAYS!!"

"It was phenomenal. They are the best, and it would probably be the only one that I would consider having my parents go and live in. It was a great community. The apartments were really nice and very modern. They have wood floors throughout, which was not the case as for the others that are carpeted. They also have a wonderful courtyard, an atrium, and access to an area where pets could go in and out via a pet door. It was just amazing, and it just felt like a home."

"Mother's move to The Stayton at Museum Way is successful and it's working out very well. It is a very nice facility and the pricing is very straightforward. It's a little pricier than other places, but one thing that we like is that we weren't charged for every little service. As long as she does not require the most extensive care, they only charge the base rate. They have a little functioning system of bracele, so she can get assistance anywhere in the building. It is used routinely and not just for emergency. They had a nice big on-sight therapy room and the food was very good. "