The Best Senior Living Communities in Keller, TX

"My father is at Brookdale Watauga. It's an assisted living that is a Type B where they kind of help them get a little more. So they help him with showering, getting dressed, the occupational health part of it. They give him his medications. It just depends on what your needs are, what they will do, and what is charged. They've been nice, really helpful. They let me know things that are going on with him, which I appreciate. And if they have any questions, they don't hesitate to ask. So I'm really happy. It's clean. If he does not want to eat in the dining room, they will bring him something to eat. They worry about him when he doesn't eat. It's a super nice facility. It's a smaller facility. They keep it clean, keep it updated. They have exercises every day at 10:00, and I did notice that they have a little beauty salon there on-premises. If the ladies want to get their hair done, or if he wants to get a haircut, he can. I would recommend it. The dining area is very nice, they have their own specific places that they sit, and some of the food looks pretty good. He didn't want to exercise, but they did bingo, they had a common room where they could watch TV, he was just not interested in all that. They have crafts. Val the coordinator, she's the first one you talked to, she's the one that talks to the families when they're thinking about putting their family member into assisted living. She was just so nice and full of information. The nurses were all so nice and they just told you everything upfront, which I appreciate. So I was impressed very much with Val and the nurses like Andrea and Lindsey, they were just very helpful. A big shout out to them, because they're very nice and very welcoming."

Nestled in the vibrant Alliance area of North Fort Worth, The Emberly at Heritage Glen is a new senior living community opening this fall, offering both assisted living and memory care services. Designed with elegance and warmth in mind, the community features soft tones, gold accents, and lush greenery, all enhanced by an abundance of natural light. Residents can choose from private, spacious apartments and select the floor plan that feels most like home within this inviting setting. The Emberly is committed to providing personalized care that promotes independence and well-being, ensuring residents feel like cherished members of a supportive family. The community boasts a range of amenities designed to enhance daily life. Residents can enjoy the Heritage Coffee Bar, Kimbell Hall Life Enrichment Center, and The Commons Multi-Purpose Room. Outdoor spaces like Heritage Green and Sundance Yard Courtyards offer serene environments for relaxation. Additional features include the Lone Star Lounge Game Room, Chisholm Dining Room, Magnolia Salon, Wellness Center, and Live Oak Reading Room. In-house therapies and daily events and activities, such as music, games, book clubs, yoga, gardening, and arts and crafts, provide opportunities for engagement and enrichment. Dining options are diverse, with chef-inspired meals served in the dining room, room service, and accommodations for special diets. Safety and comfort are paramount at The Emberly, with consistent care and support tailored to individual needs. The community's compassionate team creates individualized care plans that adapt to each person's requirements, promoting well-being and supporting independence for as long as possible. Located in Fort Worth, residents have access to nearby attractions such as the Fort Worth Stockyards, Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth Botanic Garden, and the Fort Worth Zoo, offering opportunities for offsite activities and excursions. With comprehensive support that respects their choices, residents at The Emberly at Heritage Glen experience a life enriched with engagement, safety, and freedom. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search

"My Mom has lived here for 5 years. She enjoys being able to be independent in her apartment and being able to have her belongings with her. She also was able to bring her dog with her which meant the world to her. Some places do not allow pets and that wouldn’t have worked for my Mom. Their staff has always been friendly and very accommodating. The facility itself is beautiful and it’s always clean and warm feeling. I would recommend this facility to anyone looking for a great place for their loved one."

"My husband has been in Legend of Fort Worth for a week now. So far, I like everything about it. It's homey. It's more like a hotel. Everybody there smiles and appears to be in a good mood. The staff members are lovely. They're very friendly and very attentive. The food is wonderful. The facility is very clean and kept very well. Some of their activities are wonderful, but my husband right now is not into activities because he has been there a week, and he is being stubborn. I chose this place because there are 40% men and 38% retired military, and my husband is a retired military. Most places are full of women. So it's great to have some place that suits him."

"I scheduled a tour with StoneCreek of North Richland Hills and was greeted by the gal who does the tours. My first impression was they have skylights everywhere. It's very open and very light. All the other facilities I've been did not have any natural light. StoneCreek of North Richland Hills has real high ceilings with natural light and the rooms are all surrounding the open area. They have a big open space and a dog park there. We bring our dogs pretty much everywhere with us so when my husband is going to be there, he'd like to see the dogs. He can't keep a dog there in the memory care, but I can bring them and sit outside. That impressed me. They have a $500 deposit that's refundable. It just puts you on the list and there is not a commitment. If they come to my name and my husband is not ready, they just go to the next person on the list. The community is very nice. I think it's fairly new because I remember watching it being built."

"Atria Hometown in NRH has been an amazing partner to our family as Mom prepared to move into her senior apartment. She knew that Atria was the place where she would move when the day came that she would leave her house, but was not prepared to do so when a life-changing health event occurred in late June. Mary at Atria was with us every step of the way as we prepared to move Mom in by early August. The apartment is beautiful. The services are thoughtfully organized. The people are kind and helpful. What a wonderful place to live!"

"We toured the Good Place. They have large garden pots, and when the residents want to plant, they have pots for them, and they can tend to their flowers. I thought that was very nice. I met a resident that was a good ambassador for the place and also the manager there. The one room we saw was under renovation, but we saw a resident's room, and that was very helpful. They have transportation to doctors' visits."

"My mom is at The Harvest of Roanoke. It's a very nice facility. She went in as assisted living with the evaluation to possibly put her in memory care. The food looked good. My mom is eating much better than where she was then. The rooms are very nice. It's a nice and very homey community. In the common area, they have games. It's very updated and beautifully decorated. The staff has been awesome. They've been wonderful. They embrace us when we come in, and keep us abreast of anything they think we should know. Their director, Monique, has been fabulous. And I have nothing negative at all to say to any of them. I noticed the residents did arts and crafts. There's an area where they can go in and play. They can get their hair done, and they have a place where they can go and watch movies. There's a lot of things that they do there. It's a little expensive, but for what we got, the level of care and everything, I think it's worth the money."

"My boyfriend stayed at HarborChase of Southlake. They didn't take very good care of him and he ended up in the hospital. They let him get mouth sores all over his mouth and back in his throat and didn't do anything about it. Finally, we got the doctor to prescribe some lidocaine rinse and they didn't give it to him. Then he got a massive urinary tract infection and had to go to the hospital. I don't like anything about it. It's extremely expensive. They charged him a fee to transfer him to the hospital. The aides didn't notify the doctor that he was sick, and he couldn't eat because he had mouth sores for about a week. The food was horrible. We had a Christmas dinner there and it was supposed to be rib roast, and it was so overcooked. I don't think they take very good care of their residents. It's beautiful. He had a really nice apartment. He was only there a short time, and the bill was $20,000, and they charged him extra for everything."

"Brookdale North Richland Hills was beautiful. The staff was very knowledgeable. They gave me a lot of different avenues to try to get my mom taken care of and get someone out to assess her. They're still checking on me because my mom is in an inpatient rehab facility, so they're just waiting. It's a large community and they had lots of activities to keep them busy like exercises and stuff. It's amazing."

"My mom will move into Oak Ridge Alzheimer's Special Care Center. The front Foyer is beautiful, and they're super, super nice in there. When you first drive up to them there's a big water fountain, it's very pretty, and when you walk in the front door, it's very inviting, and just beautiful furniture. The staff is very friendly, very knowledgeable, very kind, and very caring. It was the closest to where we live."

"My brother moved to Solstice Senior Living at Grapevine. We chose it because of its proximity to where I live and I was very impressed with the place and its upkeep. It was spotless. They have lots of activities. My brother's in a wheelchair and they are elevator accessible. They have physical therapy on-site. Everybody seems very caring and very nice. My brother said the food was delicious. He needed to socialize more and I thought it was a great place. They do ice cream socials, they do bingo, they have people come in and help teach them to use their smartphones or computers, they have a library, different activities, and a happy hour. They are meticulous about keeping the place spotless. It's very comfortable. It's very nice and it was very affordable for me. I didn't think I would be able to put my brother somewhere like this, so it worked out well."

"I was very pleased with my visit at Riverside Oxford Memory Care. The staff was very informational. The tour was very detailed and in-depth. They were very knowledgeable about what I was looking for as it relates to my mom's healthcare. The decor was up to par and it's very clean. I observed the staff's interaction with the patients. They know the patients by name. They have personal one-on-one care. I tried the meal and it was well-balanced. They had CNAs for patients that were in need, wheelchair-bound, etc. The interaction was very good. This is one of the places that I would place my mom at. I met with the placement nurse and the director. I was very pleased with the food setup. I liked that they have the outside gardening available to them. They have a garden patio. They have movies. They are allowed to move around on their own within reason. The living quarters were inviting and clean."

"My parents are residents of Morada Meadow Lakes, and I liked everything about it. They get two meals daily, six days a week, and one on Sundays. It's a lively facility. They do exercises. They have plans for them to do something every day, and they take them to the stores. The staff is good. They come and clean the apartment, wash some of the linens, and if my parents can't make it down for lunch they take it to their room. They play bingo. They have movie and poker nights. They've got puzzles, pool tables, and an exercise room."