Assisted Living Communities in Austin, TX

"Asher Pointe Senior Living of Austin was wonderful. It was a beautiful place, but a little far for me. The person who assisted me during the tour was wonderful. He explained things quite well. I didn't meet that many staff, but they were very kind."

"The staff member at Brookdale North Austin was very, very helpful. It was Britney that I was talking to, she helped me with all kinds of information. I was concerned with the price and how I was going to work with Medicare, and she was telling me how things work out. She went through the process of how the system works and gave me other information. Her primary focus was to make sure that my mom received the best care whether we chose her facility or not. The place was clean and friendly, the staff was engaging with the clients regularly, and they knew everybody's name. The rooms and all the common areas were very clean. I felt like my mother would be safe there. The facility itself is older, but they're taking care of it."

"We visited Tech Ridge Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care and toured their assisted living for my sister. She has been there before but they're not willing to take her back. She is a type 1 diabetic and on an insulin sliding scale program and they can't do that. The place is very clean and has good cafeteria food. During the time that my sister was there, they had good nurses but she had to take certain medications, and they were providing the service, but could not do the ones for diabetes. They have a small gym, an excellent dining area, and a theater. They had great chefs and even made arrangements for diabetics."

"We have chosen Sodalis Austin for my sister. It was very reasonably priced and very convenient. They had a very professional staff. They had all the amenities and facilities that we expected. The rooms were very nice, very comfortable, and very accessible. The building was nice, clean, and very well-kept. It was open to certain areas that were easy to access. They had outside courts, a garden, kitchens, a workout room, group areas, gathering rooms, and living rooms. The staff and the residents that we met were very nice. All in all, it was a great atmosphere."

"I like Brookdale Beckett Meadows very much. It was very nice. They had a resident dog there. It seemed good. The staff was awesome. I saw some activities. They had a place where you can fold laundry if that made you happy or hold a baby."

"This place is absolutely gorgeous. Walking in and smelling the amazing food being made their smiling faces. As we walk to the model room was so clean and looks so clean. The owner was very friendly the staff where playing games Charisma truly from her heart cares. Thank you the springs of Austin this is now my mothers home."

"My brother with Dementia lived there for over a year. We had such a wonderful experience with Dave , Theresa and the staff. The food is cooked from scratch every day. The small intimate setting was perfect for my Brother. I would recommend this facility and staff to anybody looking for a more hands on type of care. Monte Armour, Kyle Tx"

"I toured Wells Point Lodge. The rooms were way too small for my budget. It's an older place. They have things going on. They had people moving around, so that was good. The staff was nice. They have a small patio. They have a grill and they get together, there's not much room. They invite family and everything, and there are only about 12 seats out there. The upkeep looked fine."

"A wonderful community where residents and associates are engaged with each other. The care I observed was compassionate and the community has been clean on every visit. It’s a new community so things felt very updated compared to older communities.I would highly recommend. "

"Village on the Park Onion Creek was chosen because my mother has an outside entrance with a patio -- we can go to the patio and visit her, so we don't have to go into the building -- and also the price. The main thing was the accessibility to visit. The staff members seem pretty nice. The room is quite large with a separate bedroom, nice windows, and a kitchenette. With COVID, the activities are extremely limited. They have exercise class, bingo, and she has joined a riders club. They were the nicest facility for the value."

"I like the fact that the rooms at Brookdale Round Rock were carpeted. It felt warmer and cozier. I liked that better. In general, it was very clean, very nice, and the staff was very nice also. I went at nap time, so it's kind of hard to tell about the actual residents, but everyone was fine. It was lovely. They have a nice little dining area there. The community area is smaller. It doesn't have a big TV area or anything. There are only 11 rooms, which is good, because there's a lot of individual care. It's very intimate. The residents' rooms are a good size. They're well laid out. They have a little kitchenette area with a little dorm-size refrigerator/freezer, a microwave, and a sink. I know that's something that my aunt would appreciate, just to have her own snacks and stuff in there."

"My husband was at Belmont Village Senior Living Lakeway. For 18 months, 95% of it was really good. They had a lot of activities, and I really liked their activity schedule there. I went over a lot because he was only a mile from me. Their food was pretty good, too. The facilities were very clean. It was all good; it was excellent. It was pretty expensive, but I guess it was good value. It's one of the pricier ones around here. When I put my husband into a different facility after 17 days, I had to move him out because they were horrible, so this place is a five compared to that place."

"I was a resident of Brookdale Lakeway twice, and the most recent stay was after my surgery. They treated me fantastically. It was assisted living, so they took care of my prescription. I didn't even have to provide it; they got it from my doctor and ordered all the new prescriptions. And they gave me the medication when I needed them, I didn't have to ask them or anything. They prepared three meals a day, cleaned your room, and do your laundry. They took care of everything and it was fantastic, plus the people were great. My insurance paid for all of it. The room I had there was more like you're in a hospital. I didn't have to share my room with anybody, but I had to share the bathroom. I had a single room with a bed and share the bathroom with the person next to you. They had a little gym that was on the same floor, and I could just walk to the dining room or they would bring the food to my room. They had a library on the first floor, and they would periodically announce on the intercom that they're having things like bingo on which room on which floor and that you're welcome to go. They have stuff like that and activities. But I was in the assisted living place where they would help you, they would even help me bathe. They also have a living area where you can have your own apartment. It's a beautiful place. I would rate them a 5 because they're fantastic. They have a nurse on-call all the time, so if you have a problem you can call the nurse. After I got out of surgery, she had several new patients and we were talking. Then the nurse asked me if I'm OK because I don't look good, did the vitals on me and said I need to go to the hospital. She called an ambulance and took me to a hospital, where they found out I had blood clots in my lungs. They take care of you, and I can't complain about them. When I got back, I heard the staff speaking Spanish all day long. They were nice, so we got along beautifully. I didn't have a problem with it. They treated me really well. The food was good, but I was used to better or tastier stuff. I wouldn't mind moving into one of their apartments that you can rent. "

"My best friend's mom was at Brookdale Lohmans Crossing for a year. It was really good. I liked it. I took care of her when she was there. She had her nurses come and bring her medicines. If I needed them for whatever reason, I would call them. When the staff members see you, they say hi. If you needed anything, you could count on anyone to help you and bring you whatever you needed. They were just really nice. I would see them with other people, and everybody liked them. Everybody knew them. My friend's mom had her own keys. She could go in and out. The food was great. You could just get what you wanted. You could eat it there in the lunchroom or take it to your room. They had puzzles, bingo, a craft room, happy hours, movies, and a church. It was all great. They're too expensive for old folks. Another thing is that you can have your pets there. Either you can take them walking, or the nurses will take them walking for you. There's a walking area where you can walk around the building. If you didn't have a vehicle, you could get on the bus and go grocery shopping or to the stores."