Assisted Living Communities in Tyler, TX

"I've been to The Hamptons of Tyler Senior Living twice and seen the large and small one-bedroom apartments. They were beautifully laid out, and it was nice to see how the furniture actually looked without just being empty. The apartments are very big, and their balcony is screened so that you don't get bugs when you're sitting out there. They have a little golf course, a lot of land, and a pool, and it's more like a regular apartment, except that they have a lot of activities. The things that interest me are the gym and library. They also have an art department, which I love. Plus, you could go down there any time and use what's there as far as their supplies in painting. They have a common area, and then they have a huge study area. Theirs is cafeteria-style. I did not eat there, but I asked to see the food. They set up a big salad bar, and you can pick that up any time you don't want to stay downstairs; you can fix anything to go. They have a full-size kitchen in the apartment with a stove or refrigerator. They do have a bus that takes you to different places. I liked The Hamptons, and I have a friend who lives out there, and she also likes it."

"We are planning to move my uncle to Country Place Senior Living of Jacksonville. We have given them a deposit to hold his room. We were very impressed with the facilities. They seemed to be very attentive, and they seemed to have a very good staff available. We were very happy with the walkthrough that we did there, and the facilities that we saw. They have a calendar that I saw in one of the pamphlets that they gave us. It showed different activities on different days, so they have daily activities planned for the patients. They have three different size rooms available. We got him the largest room available at that time. There's a bigger room that may be available in the future and he can go upgrade to that. They provide cable TV; it's part of your monthly fee."

"We toured the assisted living facility of Countryside Senior Living of Jacksonville. It was under construction, so they were doing a lot of remodeling, but I would recommend it. My sister even wanted to recommend it to a couple that lives down the road. It has a very nice environment, it was peaceful, and very welcoming. The rooms were very large and ample. Two people would sit very well on some of them. If you are just a single person who needs some kind of assistance and help, they have enough people who would help you get around, so it was very nice. It also has a pleasant smell. It didn't smell like some homes for assisted living or nursing homes. We really enjoyed it and told the lady who was there that if my brother didn't need the 24/7 type of care, I think he would have really enjoyed that type of atmosphere. They have a room where an activity director does activities with the residents. I imagine they did exercise too because they have a kind of atrium there, and it was nice. They could sit down and have lunch together, or they could have it in separate little areas. The remodelling issue was the only little problem, but it wouldn't be fair to judge them on that. I think the place was very well taken care of. The person who gave the tour was so sweet and friendly. It was on a weekend, and that's usually when they don't have everybody on staff, but the people who were there were very nice."

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"My dad is at Autumn Wind Assisted Living. We like the price. It's very personable and warm. They genuinely care, and they know my dad by name. My dad said the food was good. They have a weekly schedule of activities planned. It's very convenient, like 15 minutes away."

"My mother is in Reunion Inn. It's not perfect but good. The only real complaint I have is they won't let her give her own medication, because her mental capacities are still fine. Their food is questionable; she complains about it some. It's a nice place. She has a one-bedroom apartment with a kitchenette. They take them to Walmart, and they play bingo. They just need a medication aide, somebody to do better on giving out medication. "

"We chose The Waterton Inn Assisted Living for my mother. It was awesome. The place was very nice. The residents were friendly, they had a couple of available rooms. It looked very clean. The staff was friendly. They have activities. The rooms are nice, the showers, the bathroom, everything that she needs is nice. When I went in at the time, I think they were doing some games or some artwork."

"I moved into Garden Estates of Tyler. What I like best is the cleanliness. They're excellent. They're very friendly, they know their job, and they take care of any issues that come up. The food is good. They keep it well decorated with the seasons, and they pull the residents into helping to decorate. So, it's a participatory effort. This is less expensive than where I was before. It's nice, and I like the activities."

"Prestige Estates felt like a nursing home to me. It was a beautiful, quiet, and peaceful place. The people that lived there were more impaired than my mother. They were a smaller but really nice place. The staff was very friendly. The dining area was very pretty. The place was not convenient for me. "

"I chose Primrose Retirement Community - Tyler for my mom because they have 24-hour nursing care. They also have a very clean and nice facility. They are a very caring group of people and very helpful. They had the best food I've ever tasted in a facility. They do Thursday band and wine. They play a type of volleyball using a big balloon, and my mom loves that. They have bingo, reading, movies, and a wonderful gym."

"Wesley House was a fairly new and clean place. It looked like it was well taken care of. The rooms were comfortable for what they were. The residents seemed happy. It appeared that some had assigned tasks, which was good. The staff was helpful too. I was impressed with them. They would talk to the residents as we went through."

"The Gardens is an assisted living facility in Hawkins, Texas. It is a type B facility that can care for residents who have more comprehensive needs than residents in a type A facility. Moreover, The Gardens accept CBA (Medicaid) as a payor source. I have visited The Gardens several times over the past couple of years. Staff were very friendly during my visits. The rooms are rather large for an assisted living facility. The two individuals I knew who lived there were both very pleased with the care they received. While The Gardens is far from being fancy, it is an excellent option for those who cannot afford a high priced assisted living environment. Also, for those who enjoy living in the country, The Gardens is located in a quiet rural area. However, the rural atmosphere can be an inconveniance as well. The assisted living is located about 30-40 minutes from the nearest hospital. I rate this assisted living a "four out of five". "

"this is the perfect place for my mother. she has some dimentia and the staff are very patient and loving to her. in this time of "quarentine" they send pictures and videos as well as Facetime. she has been there about 5 years and i couldnt be more pleased. Tonya and her staff are excellant and i would recommend this facility to anyone. "