Nursing Home Communities in Allen, TX

" They do an excellent job of helping you navigate nursing home care. The therapy department is a specially caring and truly wants to help your loved one. I found that as I regularly spoke to the staff they were happy to help me in any way possible. I feel like my mother is getting genuine care. "

"Right now I am in one they called Baybrooke Village. It is a very nice place and a beautiful environment. The people are very nice. I am very pleased moving here. The food is very good. I am in a private room right now, but I am going to a room where I have a roommate. We play bingo. They have all kinds of games, contests, and stuff like that. They have more to do than I can possibly do. "

"My mother was in for debilitation after she had fractured her back. She was there for 6 weeks and we were very impressed with how attentive and kind the staff was to her. The facility is new and clean and the P/T was wonderful. Unfortunately, my Mom had another fall and her her knees recently. She is currently in the hospital again and will need rehab again. We will be returning to Stonemere because we were that happy with her experience. This time with Covid, we will be unable to visit her, but we have some comfort knowing she will be in a familiar surrounding. My mom used to be an RN and is 87 now, but is still very sharp with her mind. She is able to tell me in detail what goes on at the facility while staying there. She was always very complimentary of the staff. She has been in other rehabs in the past that we’re just awful, we are so happy to have found Stonemere. "

"The facility is beautiful and the staff are very kind. I was expecting the facility to be run down but it is beautiful. There are no odors of urine or poop lingering. The staff made me feel comfortable. I watched the staff and they interacted with dad and each person was very caring. The only issue we had was finding dads pants but we forgot to put his name in them. The laundry staff found them and we are grateful. The food was good and the nursing team kept us in the loop on all of his care items. The Nurse Practitioner even gave us weekly updates. I want to thank everyone at San Remo. You are appreciated."

"My father received rehab and Victoria Gardens recently. They did an amazing job! Very caring team and the nurses are awesome! Highly recommend to other families!"

"It was a great experience considering the reason I was there. The whole staff were so helpful and always had a smile and a good word. Nurses and Therapists were so knowledgeable and answered all my questions. Thank you all. I have recommended your care to anyone who asked me about my weeks in Rehab."

"The Legacy at Willow Bend is a really nice facility, and they have a lot of activities. I would recommend this facility, but it's pretty expensive. "

"I love the extremely caring staff. They all go above and beyond to make their residents feel loved. "

"The Healthcare Resort of Plano is new, clean, and has very nice common areas. The staff seem very nice and attentive. The studio has lots of light, is a nice size, and has a proper setup for walk-in shower for the elderly. It also has a sink and a small refrigerator. Meals are provided. They have an exercise class and movies."

"My mother came to Heritage after being in another facility for 3 weeks with no improvement. Within 2 weeks at Heritage she was on her feet, walking and now home. The personal at Hertiage where all concerned with her recovery. Employees work as a team...there is no that's not my job attitude. Employees also seem to enjoy coming to work, that passion is passed on in the care they provide. The facility is older but clean. It's not fancy as the first rehab she was in but fancy didn't cut it. "

"Remington Medical Resort is good. The therapy was good. The staff is nice. "

"My husband was in Belterra Health and Rehabilitation for physical therapy. It was OK, but the rooms were a little small, and the bed was not comfortable. The liaison was very friendly, and they have a lot of activities. I didn't like the food. When they dismissed my husband, they just rolled him to the front door in a wheelchair, took the wheelchair back, and left him with a cane."

"The facility is old but clean. Could use a paint job but that doesn't bother me. The staff is really attentive and mostly great. They have a really niced wing for veterans. Room doors can be left open for socializing with other patients. Food is well above par. Even soft food is not NOT thrown in a grinder and divided between cups and bowls. It is separate and tastes good. This is a locked facility which I think is a good thing. Parking while visiting is easy."

"My sister went to Carrara nursing home from the hospital. They're trying to get her on Medicaid and once they get on Medicaid, they're going to try to transfer her to assisted living. It's difficult to judge it, because a lot of these places are just starting over with the pandemic so they haven't got up to full force, but Carrara doesn't have that much activity. They have bingo and they're trying to get started with taking the residents out to the grocery store and that kind of stuff, even though they don't have kitchens. The facility provides the food and stuff but they have a refrigerator if they want to get some of that kind of stuff. Hearing my sister, I think the menu is not that great because many times she'll get a piece of meat and a piece of pie, and that's her dinner. She didn't get any vegetables or anything. I was in nutrition and I know how to plan menus for many years. They claim that it's because she doesn't mark the food off and I said, "Well, in my opinion, you have to make sure that she gets some vegetables". I don't know what the food tastes like. I have never seen it because she doesn't get meals when I'm there. I'm only there once a week and I usually go in between meals like in the afternoon. My sister judges the food and she tells me what they've eaten. She doesn't complain that it tastes bad. It's just not what she expects. The staff has been taking good care of her. The lady that was in the room with her had some kind of an infection so they moved her out to another room because they didn't want my sister to get it. The communication is not as good as it could be, but they're starting to do Zoom meetings once a month. I don't get involved in them because I can't do Zoom very well on my own. I can't do it on my phone and I have a hard time doing it on the computer, so I have to get my brother to set that up. I guess they're trying to do more things now that the pandemic is hopefully on the way out. At least they don't have any more patients there. When my sister went there first from the hospital, she went into this section where they have to watch her for 15 days or something like that, and then she got moved to a different room. They're very cautious about the masks and everything when you're coming in and you have to sign in. I think, on the whole, they're aware of what's going on. It's just that there are some things they're not capable of doing but they're starting to pick up again. When I see the board that gives you the activities and stuff like that, they used to have a lot more activities and they said they're going to start picking up. They've got the bingo going now, and they're letting them go into the dining room to eat now, instead of in their rooms. My sister complains that she's not getting enough therapy because she wants to get up and walk with at least a walker, but they said that she's not ready for that yet. I guess it's all for her own good. She can't walk and this is something new to her since she went into the hospital. She was always out walking with a walker but they said the pandemic made her joints weaker, so they have to build it back up but she's not ready to go on a walker yet. They are locked in, which is for security, but they do have patios they can go out to and they have lounges that she can come out to sit in so she doesn't always have to sit in her room. Her room is acceptable but it's not the cleanest. I think that should be cleaned up. My sister has tremors along with not being able to walk so sometimes she spills her food when she's in the room eating. They only have the residents going to the dining room for lunchtime only. The rest of the meals are taken to their rooms."