The Enclave at Cedar Park

Stephanie

My mom moved to the Enclave in Cedar Park in September 2021 at age 92. From the beginning the great restaurant dining that was promised by sales failed to materialize. The excuse given was the pandemic. The food was poor quality and residents frequently waited 30-45 min to get waited on because there was not adequate wait staff. The tables are so crowded together (because the Enclave couldn’t or wouldn’t hire enough wait staff to open the other dining room) that it was dangerous for residents using walkers or scooters to navigate between them. Thank goodness my mom did not need regular assistance in her apartment because the caregivers were unqualified and rude. She was mobile and able to take her own medications. There was CONSTANT turnover in all areas including management. We gave 30 day notice, moved Mom to another facility in June and now are fighting for the 1/2 month refund we are due from the Enclave. The incompetence at the Enclave is truly unbelievable. Don’t move your loved one here!

Peru

The staff is helpful, outgoing and fairly well trained. They sweetly show that they like the job and old folks. My big complaint is the food. We were told a low salt diet was not a problem. Wrong! Very hard to get low salt items from the menu. Also my diabetic friends are also finding it difficult. With a new year menu change it will be even more difficult now. There is not much consistency in food or service. Most wait staff seems to be sweet and competent but the cooks at minimum are not very good. Check the food before coming!!

Sharon

I will be moving into The Enclave at Cedar Park. It had all the amenities that I really requested at a price that I could afford. What I particularly wanted was basically a full kitchen with a refrigerator and cooktop. Also, I needed a washer and dryer in the unit, and they have that there. Plus, I was very interested in just being in a more pleasant environment. The staff member was very, very professional, very kind, and answered all our questions. I didn't try their meals, but knowing who the chef is, I have no qualms about that. Just like every place else they have a library, an exercise room, and a really nice green area where you can go and sit in the garden. Overall, it's a very pleasant place to be. They have a very nice dining room. Just very pleasant.

Mary

My husband's uncle and his wife are both in The Enclave at Cedar Park. They are very friendly, it's very nicely decorated, and just a beautiful place. They started in the main building and then when one of those little cottages came available, they moved into that and they liked it. The food's wonderful and there are lots of opportunities to socialize with other residents, and I just liked it too. Everything looked nice.

Lisa

My parents moved into The Enclave at Cedar Park. They're fine, they're doing a great job, it's just my mom with dementia is not happy. She wants to be home. The apartment is new with brand-new carpets. It's nice. It is about 600-and-something square feet. It's been great so far. There are no activities right now because they're on quarantine. Then after that, they can go to the dining room. I don't know if they're really allowed to go out except for essentials. It's all because of the COVID thing. They have a library, an activity center, several sitting areas, two different dining rooms (one for assisted living and one for independent living), and a workout facility. It's nice. So far, the food is alright, but they have to serve it in styrofoam because of the COVID thing. The food, by the time it gets up to them, can be cold, but they've been really great in trying to reheat it for them. That's helpful. It's a really beautiful facility. They have a barbershop and a hair salon, too. The staff members are very friendly.