Grace Presbyterian Village Dallas, TX

Offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, Continuing Care Communities, and Memory Care

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550 East Ann Arbor

Dallas

75216

Grace Presbyterian Village

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Rebecca 2020-01-07 Grace Presbyterian Village is an older but a really nice community. It's older so the room that we looked at was only just one room for the bed. They showed us a calendar of everything that they do. While we were there they were having entertainment from a local musician in the Dallas area. They take the residents out to grocery stores, to movies, they take them out of the campus to different areas. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Marian 2017-12-18 Grace Presbyterian was very nice. The reason we didn't go with them was that it was a lot more expensive than the one we chose for my mom. Nevertheless, they had more activities and more to offer. In different parts of the building, they had snack stations and tables with fruits and energy bars. They had an exercise room, too. The staff members who helped me were helpful and knowledgeable. I visited this facility

5 5 1

kim-r--2 2017-05-31 My family chose this facility because of the good rating it received but our experience was not good. My Mother was transferred from the hospital to the skilled nursing unit at Grace Presbyterian Village to recover from pneumonia and she did not receive her antibiotics or breathing treatments for 1 week that was ordered from the hospital. We asked her doctor how this could happen and he said that the nurses did not put the medications on the med list and they had a big turn over of nurses and when we spoke to the nursing supervisor she did not seem concerned about the situation. I definitely would not recommend this facility. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

skr 2017-05-20 My mother was in the skilled nursing facility or as it should be called the unskilled nursing facility. The nurse's assistant was undressing my mother while she was standing and then turned her back on mother even though my mother was considered a fall risk and my mother fell and hit her head. My mother then had to go to the emergency room and received three staples in her head. The emergency room doctor said she was very lucky because she was also on blood thinner and the contusion on her head could have caused bleeding on her brain and led to her death. When we complained to the nursing director her reply was that the assistant was doing her job she was in the room with mother. I understood the assistant was there to prevent my mother from falling not just to be in the room with her. I don't know what kind of training the nurse's assistants receive or what policies are in place to prevent a fall but they obviously need improvement. We immediately removed my mother and placed her in another facility. I would not recommend this facility to anyone. My mother went into this facility for two weeks and ended up worse off than when she was admitted. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

Linda260780 2016-11-25 My mother is currently at Grace Presbyterian Village in the rehab place. She has only been there for about a week now, and right now, we’re quite pleased with the level of care that she is getting. She has dementia, so there are some struggles with that. She is in a private room. The caregiver seems to be better trained to handle someone who has dementia like my mother does as compared to the previous places where she has been in the last several months. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

Rod3 2013-06-26 We're using Grace Presbyterian Village only as a buffer until we can transfer my mom to another facility. We chose this one because it's close to the family and to her neighborhood. It made it convenient at getting to all the same facilities that she was used to using. It is located where it is also convenient to city services. It also got a lot of other amenities that are connected to it. Their staff are doing a good job. The room she is in right now is lovely and of good size. It's only a temporary thing but she is okay there and it's going to work out. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 3 1

caring8172 2012-08-23 It was basically for my father-in-law. It was close to Duncanville where I live. It is one of those care facilities where you can get as much nursing care as you want depending on what you want to pay. The staff was very nice and friendly. It was clean, it had a pool, a pastor where they could have services there, which is important. My mother-in-law would have gone too. The dining room looked very nice or you can have your meals serve in your house, depending on how many meals and depending on how much you want to pay. It is within their price range. He's having problems with his memory. They have Alzheimer's or Dementia unit, but he's not happy, so we have decided to leave him alone and stayed home. I visited this facility

5 5 1

nuni1 2012-01-27 I really loved the facility at Grace Presbyterian & Grace Presbyterian Village. It's situated on 27 wooded acres in Oak Cliff and immediatly upon entering I could feel the warm, loving and non-pretencious atmosphere.. it felt comfortable and like home. The staff and nurses were also all very welcoming and helpful and answered all questions I had.The facility itself offers resident and assisted living options, whatever your needs whether a little to alot Grace Presbyterian has you covererd. Also, no matter what living option you choose Grace has a highly ranked team of skilled and compassionate nurses and rehab therapist to assist you in all your needs The facility of course offers all the amenities you could think of some including, spa and work out center, computer center, culinary chef, around the clock nurses, rehab therapy, etc. The thing I was most impressed with however, was their certified Alzheimer and Dementia care program, which offers extensive care and has a life enrichment program to the residents.I would recommend Grace Presbyterian & Grace Presbyterian Village, to anyone who is looking for a loving environment that offers exceptional care to the residents. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Michael F. 2011-11-07 I was very impressed with the staff at Grace Presbyterian Village. When I walked inside, I was greeted and escorted to my client by a very friendly nurse who knew my client and his room location without looking it up in the system. We discussed my client's progress and went over his meal routine before my visit - and she changed the meal plans accordingly per his family's request. He seemed to be doing well, and he stated that there were no problems with his stay at Grace Presbyterian Village whatsoever. I enjoyed taking care of my client here very much while in Dallas this summer. I visited this facility

5 5 1

lele10000 2011-09-19 They have a very professional and compassionate staff. They work hard to ensure everyone is satisfied. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Anonymous116225050 2015-11-17 My parents are in Grace Presbyterian. It has three levels, and the overall atmosphere is very good. It goes from independent living to a little less independent, then to assisted living, to full and Alzheimer's care. The staff is wonderful. The grounds are gorgeous. The dining room is very nice with two sitting times for every meal. They have a library, media room, indoor pool, beauty salon, and nail salon. They offer tours and drive residents every week to wherever they need to go. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

Caring99701550 2014-12-22 At Grace Presbyterian Village, I think they have a whole community there because they have retirement, assisted living, and a full rehab department, i.e., physical therapy, occupational therapy. They have everything on the ground. It was out of our budget, and my father's finances were such that we can't afford this place. It was very clean. The employees were very friendly. There were other families that were coming in and visiting with loved ones, and it was very personable. In the memory care part, it was a locked area but we did see they were walking with the patients, and they were taking the patients out of the unit, so they're not there all day. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Tiffany1 2012-03-27 My grandfather was a resident at Grace Presbyterian for about 1 and a half years. That is, until he was hospitalized and passed away at the beginning of this year. He was in the mid-stages of Alzheimer's and required daily assistance and some supervision. The entire time he was there, I made regular visits on Saturdays to spend quality time with him. During the times that I visited the assisted living community, I'd found it to be rather helpful. My grandfather, although not exceedingly healthy, always appeared to be comfortable and cared for. He had constant help with grooming, hygiene, eating habits/ability and mobility. The amenities were copius and I noticed that my grandpa really benefited from being in the Garden Club. Certain times, he was not in a good enough mood to attend other social gatherings. Still, he always found time for gardening. This was something he'd always been interested in before he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and I was happy to see that his living community offered him an old past-time. Occasionally, he even seemed happy to be at some of the holiday events they had. Also, my grandpa was an ordained Reverend and when the disease took effect, he could no longer preach. So, I was overjoyed when I discovered that his assisted living provider was Christian-based and had worship services on Sundays and bible study opportunities. The Christian environment also seemed to play a big part in the staff's attitude. They were, for the most part, easy going, nice and understanding. However, I did think that sometimes they were a bit condescending when speaking to the residents. To be honest, there was only one particular staff member who made me feel this way. The remaining staff members were all pretty calm, cool and collected. Another major advantage of this provider was how they truly cared about my grandpa's health and well-being. They offered fitness classes at their fitness center and really helped the residents stay in shape. When my grandpa first moved there, he went to the fitness center a couple of times. Anyway, if I were to rate Grace Presbyterian on a scale from one to ten, I'd give them a nine. And, that's pretty optimistic coming from me! I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

AshliC 2011-09-28 Well at first you would pass right by this place without even knowing it was a nursing facility its in a very odd residential location to say the least but other than that it was a very pleasant expeince .They have a very nice landascaping and foutains outside for the residents to sit and dialouge. when you first enter the building you are greeted by a staff member. as you walk through the building you notice there is a huge courtyard outside with a gazebo and a rabbit ben filled with small bunnies and they have bird cages, as I walked thru the building I seen pictures of all the employees that have been there for sometime which displays there longivity which told me that they re3ally didnt have a high turn over when comes to the employees. In the dining room residents were served like at a five star resort or something they had wine and the menu of the day looked tasty.I did observe the kitchen staff encouring residents to 100% of there meal. in the nursing side of the facility was very nice the private rooms were kind of small but decent they have a huge indoor pool for therapy . They have an elevator leading to all of the physcial therpay and occupational therpayand boy were residents working hard down there I like that they would keep residents motivated .They have a huge church area in the church and you can tell the preist has been there for a longtime he was calling them by name the residents seem to love him I would recommend this to anyone who was living in the oakcliff area one of the best that I have seen in that area. I visited this facility

5 3 1

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Assisted Living Reviews for Grace Presbyterian Village

January 07, 2020

By Rebecca

I visited this facility

Grace Presbyterian Village is an older but a really nice community. It's older so the room that we looked at was only just one room for the bed. They showed us a calendar of everything that they do. While we were there they were having entertainment from a local musician in the Dallas area. They take the residents out to grocery stores, to movies, they take them out of the campus to different areas.

December 18, 2017

By Marian

I visited this facility

Grace Presbyterian was very nice. The reason we didn't go with them was that it was a lot more expensive than the one we chose for my mom. Nevertheless, they had more activities and more to offer. In different parts of the building, they had snack stations and tables with fruits and energy bars. They had an exercise room, too. The staff members who helped me were helpful and knowledgeable.

Provider Response

We appreciate the review, Marian. While we're sorry your mom won't be joining our Grace family, we're glad we were able to provide you with a helpful visit. Thanks for sharing many of the great aspects of our community!

May 31, 2017

By kim-r--2

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My family chose this facility because of the good rating it received but our experience was not good. My Mother was transferred from the hospital to the skilled nursing unit at Grace Presbyterian Village to recover from pneumonia and she did not receive her antibiotics or breathing treatments for 1 week that was ordered from the hospital. We asked her doctor how this could happen and he said that the nurses did not put the medications on the med list and they had a big turn over of nurses and when we spoke to the nursing supervisor she did not seem concerned about the situation. I definitely would not recommend this facility.

Provider Response

Kim, we're disappointed to learn that your experience at Grace Presbyterian Village was anything but satisfactory. I believe our success as a community comes from the confidence residents and their families have in our ability to provide professional, compassionate care and supports. Our nurses are trained to follow strict policies and procedures on all new admissions. Upon admission, the physician's orders are transcribed, medications are ordered from the Pharmacy and administered to our patients as prescribed. We'd very much like to speak with you to discuss your concerns further. Please contact the community to discuss, or we can arrange an in-person meeting if you'd prefer.

May 20, 2017

By skr

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother was in the skilled nursing facility or as it should be called the unskilled nursing facility. The nurse's assistant was undressing my mother while she was standing and then turned her back on mother even though my mother was considered a fall risk and my mother fell and hit her head. My mother then had to go to the emergency room and received three staples in her head. The emergency room doctor said she was very lucky because she was also on blood thinner and the contusion on her head could have caused bleeding on her brain and led to her death. When we complained to the nursing director her reply was that the assistant was doing her job she was in the room with mother. I understood the assistant was there to prevent my mother from falling not just to be in the room with her. I don't know what kind of training the nurse's assistants receive or what policies are in place to prevent a fall but they obviously need improvement. We immediately removed my mother and placed her in another facility. I would not recommend this facility to anyone. My mother went into this facility for two weeks and ended up worse off than when she was admitted.

Provider Response

We take falls very seriously and are deeply saddened that this accident occurred. We want to reassure you that we have performed an internal investigation and we are retraining the staff as appropriate.

November 25, 2016

By Linda260780

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother is currently at Grace Presbyterian Village in the rehab place. She has only been there for about a week now, and right now, we’re quite pleased with the level of care that she is getting. She has dementia, so there are some struggles with that. She is in a private room. The caregiver seems to be better trained to handle someone who has dementia like my mother does as compared to the previous places where she has been in the last several months.

June 26, 2013

By Rod3

I am a friend or relative of a resident

We're using Grace Presbyterian Village only as a buffer until we can transfer my mom to another facility. We chose this one because it's close to the family and to her neighborhood. It made it convenient at getting to all the same facilities that she was used to using. It is located where it is also convenient to city services. It also got a lot of other amenities that are connected to it. Their staff are doing a good job. The room she is in right now is lovely and of good size. It's only a temporary thing but she is okay there and it's going to work out.

August 23, 2012

By caring8172

I visited this facility

It was basically for my father-in-law. It was close to Duncanville where I live. It is one of those care facilities where you can get as much nursing care as you want depending on what you want to pay. The staff was very nice and friendly. It was clean, it had a pool, a pastor where they could have services there, which is important. My mother-in-law would have gone too. The dining room looked very nice or you can have your meals serve in your house, depending on how many meals and depending on how much you want to pay. It is within their price range. He's having problems with his memory. They have Alzheimer's or Dementia unit, but he's not happy, so we have decided to leave him alone and stayed home.

January 27, 2012

By nuni1

I visited this facility

I really loved the facility at Grace Presbyterian & Grace Presbyterian Village. It's situated on 27 wooded acres in Oak Cliff and immediatly upon entering I could feel the warm, loving and non-pretencious atmosphere.. it felt comfortable and like home. The staff and nurses were also all very welcoming and helpful and answered all questions I had.The facility itself offers resident and assisted living options, whatever your needs whether a little to alot Grace Presbyterian has you covererd. Also, no matter what living option you choose Grace has a highly ranked team of skilled and compassionate nurses and rehab therapist to assist you in all your needs The facility of course offers all the amenities you could think of some including, spa and work out center, computer center, culinary chef, around the clock nurses, rehab therapy, etc. The thing I was most impressed with however, was their certified Alzheimer and Dementia care program, which offers extensive care and has a life enrichment program to the residents.I would recommend Grace Presbyterian & Grace Presbyterian Village, to anyone who is looking for a loving environment that offers exceptional care to the residents.

November 07, 2011

By Michael F.

I visited this facility

I was very impressed with the staff at Grace Presbyterian Village. When I walked inside, I was greeted and escorted to my client by a very friendly nurse who knew my client and his room location without looking it up in the system. We discussed my client's progress and went over his meal routine before my visit - and she changed the meal plans accordingly per his family's request. He seemed to be doing well, and he stated that there were no problems with his stay at Grace Presbyterian Village whatsoever. I enjoyed taking care of my client here very much while in Dallas this summer.

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Independent Living Reviews for Grace Presbyterian Village

September 19, 2011

By lele10000

I visited this facility

They have a very professional and compassionate staff. They work hard to ensure everyone is satisfied.

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November 17, 2015

By Anonymous116225050

I am a friend or relative of a resident

My parents are in Grace Presbyterian. It has three levels, and the overall atmosphere is very good. It goes from independent living to a little less independent, then to assisted living, to full and Alzheimer's care. The staff is wonderful. The grounds are gorgeous. The dining room is very nice with two sitting times for every meal. They have a library, media room, indoor pool, beauty salon, and nail salon. They offer tours and drive residents every week to wherever they need to go.

December 22, 2014

By Caring99701550

I visited this facility

At Grace Presbyterian Village, I think they have a whole community there because they have retirement, assisted living, and a full rehab department, i.e., physical therapy, occupational therapy. They have everything on the ground. It was out of our budget, and my father's finances were such that we can't afford this place. It was very clean. The employees were very friendly. There were other families that were coming in and visiting with loved ones, and it was very personable. In the memory care part, it was a locked area but we did see they were walking with the patients, and they were taking the patients out of the unit, so they're not there all day.

March 27, 2012

By Tiffany1

I am a friend or relative of a resident

My grandfather was a resident at Grace Presbyterian for about 1 and a half years. That is, until he was hospitalized and passed away at the beginning of this year. He was in the mid-stages of Alzheimer's and required daily assistance and some supervision. The entire time he was there, I made regular visits on Saturdays to spend quality time with him. During the times that I visited the assisted living community, I'd found it to be rather helpful. My grandfather, although not exceedingly healthy, always appeared to be comfortable and cared for. He had constant help with grooming, hygiene, eating habits/ability and mobility. The amenities were copius and I noticed that my grandpa really benefited from being in the Garden Club. Certain times, he was not in a good enough mood to attend other social gatherings. Still, he always found time for gardening. This was something he'd always been interested in before he was diagnosed with Alzheimer's and I was happy to see that his living community offered him an old past-time. Occasionally, he even seemed happy to be at some of the holiday events they had. Also, my grandpa was an ordained Reverend and when the disease took effect, he could no longer preach. So, I was overjoyed when I discovered that his assisted living provider was Christian-based and had worship services on Sundays and bible study opportunities. The Christian environment also seemed to play a big part in the staff's attitude. They were, for the most part, easy going, nice and understanding. However, I did think that sometimes they were a bit condescending when speaking to the residents. To be honest, there was only one particular staff member who made me feel this way. The remaining staff members were all pretty calm, cool and collected. Another major advantage of this provider was how they truly cared about my grandpa's health and well-being. They offered fitness classes at their fitness center and really helped the residents stay in shape. When my grandpa first moved there, he went to the fitness center a couple of times. Anyway, if I were to rate Grace Presbyterian on a scale from one to ten, I'd give them a nine. And, that's pretty optimistic coming from me!

September 28, 2011

By AshliC

I visited this facility

Well at first you would pass right by this place without even knowing it was a nursing facility its in a very odd residential location to say the least but other than that it was a very pleasant expeince .They have a very nice landascaping and foutains outside for the residents to sit and dialouge. when you first enter the building you are greeted by a staff member. as you walk through the building you notice there is a huge courtyard outside with a gazebo and a rabbit ben filled with small bunnies and they have bird cages, as I walked thru the building I seen pictures of all the employees that have been there for sometime which displays there longivity which told me that they re3ally didnt have a high turn over when comes to the employees. In the dining room residents were served like at a five star resort or something they had wine and the menu of the day looked tasty.I did observe the kitchen staff encouring residents to 100% of there meal. in the nursing side of the facility was very nice the private rooms were kind of small but decent they have a huge indoor pool for therapy . They have an elevator leading to all of the physcial therpay and occupational therpayand boy were residents working hard down there I like that they would keep residents motivated .They have a huge church area in the church and you can tell the preist has been there for a longtime he was calling them by name the residents seem to love him I would recommend this to anyone who was living in the oakcliff area one of the best that I have seen in that area.

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Assisted Living Starting At: $3430/month
Independent Living Starting At: $2140/month
Memory Care Starting At: $3470/month

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Companion Suites: We Do Offer Companion Suites
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Dining Room Shared Meals

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Beauty Barber Shop
Resident Transportation
Garden And Patio
Resident Parking
Pool

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Laundry For Linens
Housekeeping
Laundry For Clothing

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Skilled Nursing
Physical Therapy
Nurse On Staff: Yes

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English

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Medicare Provider Number: 675611
Ownership Type: For Profit Corporation
Date Certified: 06/01/2020

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Resident Capacity: 160
Pets: Small Pets Allowed

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Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy

Licenses

State Licenses: 000541

About Grace Presbyterian Village

A Family Community Built on Faith

Security. Tranquility. The generosity of spirit. These are the hallmarks of life at Grace Presbyterian Village in beautiful Oak Cliff. Serving seniors of every denomination since 1962. Fellowship, caring and a genuine feeling of home.

Finding Joy in each day

Family is a primary source of joy. The feeling is synonymous with home. When you’re part of our family of caring neighbors, you’ll live this joy each day. Being part of our community affords meaning and fulfillment from the many opportunities to engage socially and to give back — Grace Camp is just one example.

And it all happens in the perfect setting — strolling past the lovely flower gardens. Taking in the calming creek views under acres of shade trees. Your spirit is nourished. Your heart is content. You’re living the lifestyle at Grace Presbyterian Village.

Dining

What do you have a taste for today? Chances are you’ll find it on the menu — chef-prepared cuisine that’s wholesome, satisfying and delicious. With tableside service that’s always gracious and caring.

Then there’s the company. Nothing is quite so delightful as lunch or dinner with neighbors, and the opportunity to make new friends. It’s so easy here. You’re welcome to invite your family, too. If you have a birthday or special occasion coming up, we can help you host your celebration in one of the private dining rooms here at Grace.

Whole Person Wellness

When we refer to whole-person wellness, we mean keeping fit and healthy in every dimension — physically, socially, spiritually and intellectually. Simply living at Grace will bring you many of these benefits. You’ll find it easy to form positive relationships with new friends and neighbors, enjoying a sense of emotional peace that brings out your best. To nourish the spirit, Pastor Tom Tickner, Retired Minister of Spiritual Life, offers in-depth Bible study, lessons and programs as part of his Ministry of Presence that welcomes and guides residents of every faith.

What are the real benefits of living in a culture of wellness? A happier state of mind and a better outlook on life. Connecting with people and forming lasting friendships. More energy, better sleep. Wellness at Grace Presbyterian Village opens the door to all this and more.

What Makes Us Special

To help maintain your physical wellness, there is perhaps no finer option in senior living than the Hillcrest Spa and Fitness Center here at Grace Presbyterian. This 9,000-square-foot wellness and aquatic center features an indoor pool, whirlpool, workout room, coffee bar and full-service spa. Membership is included with residency.

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