Colonial Gardens was nice. Everybody was very nice, very understanding, and answered all of my questions. Everything was good including the dining area, the open areas, and the rooms.
Colonial Gardens - Austin
Offers Memory Care
2 Reviews
3700 & 3706 Adelphi Lane, Austin, TX 78727
Call
(844) 325-8230
Reviews of Colonial Gardens - Austin
Memory Care Reviews for Colonial Gardens - Austin
May 10, 2016
I visited this facility
August 01, 2011
I am a friend or relative of a resident
There are actually buildings at this locations. It's really pleasant, peaceful and aesthetically pleasing from the outside. The environment was really nice and the staff was very pleasant. There is a beauty parlor and a dog for entertainment and activities to enjoy. There's also a nice big backyard that the residents can go outside and walk around. The security is good and there is a nurse on staff that provides all the medication. I'm not sure the staff to resident ratio is sufficient. Food seemed satisfactory, but never had any. Overall, I think this was a great facility.
Costs for Colonial Gardens - Austin
Services and Amenities of Colonial Gardens - Austin
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Entry Fee
- Memory Care Starting At: $5000/month
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We Do Not Offer Companion Suites
General
- Pets: Small Pets Allowed
Licenses
- State Licenses: 130206 & 130204
About Colonial Gardens - Austin
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 Colonial Gardens, we have intentionally designed our homes to be smaller than non-personal dementia facilities. This smaller and more structured environment means Colonial Gardens of Austin 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.
Each home is situated on more than an acre of property, affording the residents a beautiful outdoor space to enjoy. Our landscaped yards continue around each community, allowing residents the freedom to wander or enjoy the flower, herb and vegetable gardens, relax on a bench and watch the birds and squirrels play.
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 Austin 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 are only part of what makes Colonial Gardens of Austin different than the rest. Come by and see us; we think you'll agree -- Texas owned and Texas friendly. It makes all the difference.
What Makes Us Special
Conveniently located in a residential neighborhood one block off Mo-Pac and Parmer Lane, our homes are recognized and known for their native limestone architecture, mature oak trees and beautifully landscaped yards.
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