Sodalis College Station

Suzy

Sodalis College Station was a beautiful facility. It's very formal. It's sitting right on a busy highway. I just don't see my husband there. The girl who talked to me was very knowledgeable and answered my questions. It would get up in an expensive range real quick. Everything kind of turned me off there, except it was pretty, and the girl was very nice. I didn't meet any other staff. They have a special memory care unit and you get to pay extra for that. I didn't get in a room. I just saw the floor plan, and it would be nice if you were living there for a long time because you got your little kitchenette.

Richard

My wife will be moving into Sodalis College Station in a few days. I liked the staff and the facilities. The place was clean. I liked their activities. The room had a home feel to it. It was very clean and it was not small. They had reading areas, activity nights, ice cream, movie nights, an onsite spa, a little store right there, and a beauty shop.

Otis

Sodalis College Station was a nice place, facility, and everything. It's more simplified, more or less like home. We took some pictures of it, and my mother liked that better than the other ones that we've taken pictures of, so that's what we got. The staff members were taking care of the residents very well. They've got all kinds of stuff there. The rooms looked very nice. They had on-staff therapists there.

Rhedah

Sodalis College Station was a very nice place, it looked topnotch. They're also very new. We went to visit their assisted living and I could see the residents sitting around the dinner table during the tour. The dining room was full and the nurses were standing by the people eating. They were very busy and the servers were active. It was clean and all of the residents were clean and well dressed. I pick up on things like that. The lady that let us in was extremely nice and as helpful as she could be. Our focus is nutrition and physical therapy for my friend, and the one thing I noticed at Sodalis was that they serve things like salmon, not peanut butter and jelly sandwiches or grilled cheese sandwiches and soup. I would come unleashed on someone that was feeding my family member that kind of food, even if they asked for it, because they're supposed to be guiding that nutrition. These are people that need guidance. I would definitely give them a high rating out of all the places we had visited. There were a lot of people with walkers there. They all had pins for security reasons, so that at any time, anywhere, they can push that pin if they need help. They have that feature, and I love that about them. The doors are locked all over the place, so there's no one coming in that's not monitored. I like that too. They had numerous, very large, and open windows. You can't see in from the outside, but you can see out from the inside. You have this really clean, fresh airiness about it because of the windows. It's only about a year old, and it's very well laid out. I think those windows added something to it so it was not dark. There's also no dark carpet, and no dark walls. Everything is very light.

Daniel

Sodalis College Station is a beautiful facility. For me, it felt too much like a hospital for the memory care unit. They have very nice rooms that are big rooms, and those were either private or shared. They have their own bedroom, but they had to share bathrooms (which was OK, but it wasn't what we were hoping for). Their pricing was fair, just like everybody else. I found everybody very kind. The staff was lovely, and the building was beautiful. I remember seeing somebody getting their hair done. I remember that they have big open areas that they can gather.