Bluebonnet Place

I went to Bluebonnet Place and had a good tour. It was nice. I liked that it was a small community. The staff was friendly, very knowledgeable, and very helpful. The place looked very well-kept, and there was a lot of natural lighting. It looked good. When I visited, they were doing some puzzles while a small group of people were playing bingo.

Bluebonnet Place was small but connected. They had apartments all the way around, and the rooms were a good size. There's a lot of updating going on. I tripped on the carpet several times, and they're replacing that. They're also repainting. It's very small and intimate. They know everybody there, but they're all assisted living. I've toured quite a few places, and this was not a place I'm gonna move to. The tour experience was great. The staff was very, very friendly and she covered everything, but the place is not what I'm going to pick. I asked some of the other residents, but the lady I asked was not answering my questions when I asked her how the food was there. The cleanliness was good. The dining room was typical and pretty good-sized. The staff described the activities and I saw the room where they were playing bingo at the time. They were planting a new garden outside. They had plenty of activities.

Bluebonnet seemed very nice, it was very accommodating, it was very friendly, and the residents were pretty happy. The room is very nice, but you had to furnish it.

Blue Bonnet is absolutely wonderful. The staff was excellent, friendly, warm, concerned, caring, and sincere. They are superb, knowledgeable, and go out of their way to assist my parents. It’s great.