The Best Senior Living Communities in Grand Prairie, TX

"We toured Bethesda Gardens Assisted Living, Arlington. What I liked about it was the staff, the cleanliness, and the layout. The facility was clean and well-kept."

"I'm very pleased with Oxford Glen at Grand Prairie. The care is excellent. It's a very good facility. The staff is excellent. My husband seems to enjoy the food. They have chair exercises, bowling, and games. They keep them pretty busy, and they try to get them to participate. It costs a little more, but it's worth it."

"The Waterford on Cooper seemed to be fine and nice. I wouldn't say anything negative. It just had a little small odor, and that's about it. The lady that I had dealt with was excellent at explaining everything and showing me how everything worked in the facility. She showed me two different rooms. One was an efficiency that didn't really have a lot of stuff in there."

"I toured Brookdale Pecan Park. It was a larger unit and it had three separate buildings. One was for memory care, one for assisted living where they needed assistance with everything, and the third building was for people that had just moved in so they had some assistance but they didn't necessarily need it, they still drove. Brookdale was larger and had a dining room for each building. Their physical therapy area was much larger. They had more area for them to do and they had the same plan with the meals. If you don't like the main one, there was always a menu, the day before you just circle what you wanted when you came to the dining hall. You tell them, today I wanted a cheeseburger and French fries and they brought it to your table. Angel was one of the staff that led us around on the tour. Angel was exceptional. They have a promotion going on this month. It's not for a one-month thing. It's for the duration of his stay there. It's a percentage off. She was also very knowledgeable about the VA information. I toured before I took my mom back a second time and Juan was the one who took us through. He was pretty knowledgeable and very pleasant, informed us of a few things that Angel did not talk about, the outings where they load them up in the buses once or twice a month, and then go to Walmart to go shopping. They vote every week on what they would like to do, whether they want to go to the zoo or Walmart, or they want to eat dinner at a restaurant, and then whatever the most popular is they'll try to accommodate as long as the weather agrees."

Guardian Assisted Living offers all the comforts of home even when youre away from home. The loving companionship, the safety and peace ? enjoy all these during your old age. We offer long-term care for seniors which give family members the peace of mind that professionals are caring for their loved one. In our home, your mom, dad or grandparents receive assistance with activities of daily living based on an Individualized Care Plan. Guardian Assisted Living is committed to becoming a highly recommended assisted living home. We offer services where we care for families, assist the elderly and ensure peace of mind for residents. To achieve this, we hire the most qualified professionals in caregiving. We have private and semi-private quarters along with large and comfortable common areas. There is also a screened in porch and a large back yard that offers all the comforts of home. All these along with the expert professional care that you can get from our caregivers! For a married couple, or a sibling pair, we have a private suite available.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I went to visit Morada Pantego. The grounds were well-kept. When you walked in, there was no clutter or anything of that nature. It looked very nice. One staff member toured with me and showed me one of the rooms. They were very nice and pleasant. They liked what they did. The dining area was nice. It wasn't crowded. You didn't feel like you had to sit very close together. The room was nice; I did get to see that. For one person, it was great."

"I went to look at Morada Cedar Hill. The thing that I like best is that they have independent living and assisted living facilities on campus. The facility was very clean. It's kept up very well. They have a lot of activities. They offer three meals a day. They have a movie night. They take them shopping and offer transportation for their residents. They also have housekeeping services. The person who I talked to seemed to be very knowledgeable and pleasant."

"My mom will move into Morada Cedar Hill Assisted Living. I liked the staff, the location, the building, and everything about it. They provide a refrigerator and a microwave. The staff was wonderful, and there was a courtyard, like a picnic area."

"The tour here was very nice. They have very nice rooms. I was really hoping that the actual apartment had an outside door that went to a courtyard or something, but they don't have that. But they had a lot of outside areas where you could go out. The staff was very good. The facility was very clean. When we went in they had some water damage, but they were redoing the floor. It's a little hard to tell people how to get there because it's off Interstate 20. They offer three meals a day and snacks."

"My mother-in-law moved into Carver Heights Estates Senior Living. It was a very clean, beautiful atmosphere. They had the room she wanted, which she wanted, a separation of bedroom and living area, and they were able to provide that. The staff seemed very nice and accommodating to all of her needs. I have not tried the food, but she hasn't had many complaints about it. They have activities all the time. She has participated in some. As for the value, it's a fair price."

"Beautiful facility, the staff is amazing my mom absolutely loves it there she brags on the food all the time. Greatly enjoys the church service that terry put together. she says it makes it feel like she's at home. front desk is always so helpful bobbie terry and alice have made the move in nice and effortless thank you guys for taking such good care of mom"

"My mom moved to Morada Lake Arlington, and the big deciding factor was that I have a special needs brother, and he was able to find a place there with her as well. They were able to get a two-bedroom unit within the facility. All of their activities and the super welcoming environment have been great and accommodating for both my mom and brother. They have everything they both need, which makes things extra great because he's not a senior citizen. So, him being able to still reside with her and have a lot of engaging activities and stuff going on was a big selling point. My mom and brother say the food is fantastic."

"My mother-in-law is in here. I visited several places and when I went in, everyone was very nice and cordial, but for some reason, that place just gave me the impression that they were all very caring. For one thing, it wasn't just the fact they were caring. It was the residents there that made me feel at home also. They all would just pass by me and start talking to me. That impressed me more than anything as far as the rest of them. All of the people just were so, so friendly, the staff, residents, everyone. That's how my mother-in-law is. She talks to everyone and I said she will love this place and she does. They provide three meals a day and snacks during the daytime. I ate with her the first night and we had an awesome meal of barbecued chicken wings and it was awesome. She goes at least to two meals a day. She chose a studio because she doesn't really have a lot and she absolutely loves that she has a backdoor that goes to a patio. That sold her as much as the people being so sweet and so nice. They have exercise classes and they have all kinds of games. Her main thing was they do have a church service on Wednesday. Even last night when I went to visit her, she made me take a bite of her taco salad and it was good. Everything looks really good. I visited several of the rooms too, and they were all really nice."

"We visited Brookdale Mansfield. It's a smaller community and there are only 37 rooms. It's very secure. It had activities. They had a small formal dining room where all the residents ate and it had a large room for activities with big-screen TVs. She told us that men who lived there during baseball season gathered in the community room. They watch it, make popcorn and hotdogs, and just make it like they were at the game. Gracie, the executive director, is the one who showed us around. She's very knowledgeable about VA benefits. They were offering a promotion. She made sure she brought up the promotion where we could save $1,000 a month and it's not for one month, it's for the duration of the stay."