When my dad was there, 2018-2020, they seemed really nice. After several incidents, falls, medication fails, and others that I don't want to mention, we moved him immediately. His hall mate had an incident with fire ants attacking him one night. Multiple problems with not cutting up the food for residents, theft, slamming of the doors all night which made for no rest. verbal abuse and more. If you send your loved one there, which I highly do NOT recommend, get a camera and be prepared to go and take care of them every day. Maybe things have changed with a new director, but in the end, there was no nurse and most of the the caregivers rude and uncaring to say the least. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions.
Silverado Barton Springs Memory Care
Offers Memory Care
2 Reviews
5200A Davis Lane, Austin, TX 78749
Call
(800) 385-2527
Reviews of Silverado Barton Springs Memory Care
Memory Care Reviews for Silverado Barton Springs Memory Care
April 16, 2021
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
November 26, 2018
I visited this facility
Autumn Leaves of South Austin is great; it's an award-winning memory care place. It's all setup for people with memory issues. The staff member who helped me during the tour was knowledgeable and very helpful. The dining area was very nice, and they have a separate area where you can eat if your family is visiting and wants a private area. We went there late in the evening, so the residents are pretty much just watching TV. We met the activities director and they showed us a list of activities they have going on. They have very small rooms, but it's enough for them to be constantly out. The design kind of looks like a butterfly where there are no hallways that stop, so you can continuously walk around the premises. Everything is setup to avoid things that frustrate memory care patients, and they dont like hallways that have dead-ends. Each wing has a different theme, like one has garden stuff, and the other one has sea-side stuff, so the residents can tell where they are based on the pictures and colors that they're seeing. It's great for those in more advanced stages of memory decline. It's cost-prohibitive to do the actual living there until you go into hospice and Medicare covers part of it.
Costs for Silverado Barton Springs Memory Care
Services and Amenities of Silverado Barton Springs Memory Care
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Memory Care Starting At: $6900/month
Room and housing options
- Companion Suites: Yes
- Studio Apartments
General
- Minimum Age: None
- Pets: All Pets Allowed
Licenses
- State Licenses: 106821
About Silverado Barton Springs Memory Care
Centrally located near Bee Cave, Cedar Park, Round Rock and Buda, Silverado Barton Springs is more than just assisted living. It is a specialized memory care community dedicated to enriching life for the memory impaired.
Silverado Barton Springs Highlights:
- Cozy open-air courtyards with ample seating for enjoying the beautiful Texas weather
- Gardens lush with native Texas plants, including flower plants that attract a large group of hummingbirds
- Within walking distance of local greenbelt and park
- Close proximity to St. David’s hospital/medical offices
- Moments from major Austin highways, including MOPAC Expressway and Highway 290
- Multiple areas in the community for meaningful engagement including an art room, multi-window sunroom, open kitchen area and great room
- Community animals (dogs, cats birds and more) for residents, families and staff to enjoy
When you take the time to tour a Silverado Memory Care Community you’ll see the difference right away:
- Nexus, an innovative evidence-based program for early stage residents combining science and social engagement
- Communities purposefully designed and full of amenities to meet the needs of memory care residents
- Industry-leading dementia care certification program for associates
- Access any time – no visiting hours to tell you when you can see your loved one
- Meals for family members at no extra charge – we love family dining!
- Three neighborhoods providing different levels of care appropriate to the needs of residents at different stages of their disease
- Nexus, for early-stage residents at higher cognitive levels who are more independent
- Sensory for residents in later stages of the disease who may have lost the ability to communicate verbally and require a high degree of assistance with activities of daily living
- Enrichment, for residents in the transitory stages between Nexus and Sensory
- Daily housekeeping and laundry services
- Gourmet food – come and see what we mean!
- Pets, gardens and walking paths – stimulating, secure leisure-time activities
- Part-time Flexible and Overnight respite care to help home caregivers avoid burnout (available on a location-by-location basis)
- Skilled relocation teams to help residents moving in from distances. Contact us today for more information.
In addition to the above amenities, families can rest assured that their loved one’s care will include the following care services, personalized for each resident:
- As-needed assistance with dressing, personal care, etc., with a focus on independence
- Caregivers specialized in Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Lewy body and other types of dementia and memory impairment
- Physician Medical Director
- Social workers who are Masters-level educated
- Around-the-clock licensed nurse on-site
- Associates specially trained in managing challenging behaviors
What Makes Us Special
We want to reassure you that we understand that no one knows your loved one more than you do. We are the experts in what we do, having led the way in memory care for over 20 years.
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