My mother recently passed away but she lived at Tender Care Home for Adults for about 7 months,…read morefrom last summer until her passing at the end of January. This is a group home and not a large facility. They can only have a maximum of 6 residents. A group home is a great alternative to a large facility, especially if you or your loved ones have a limited budget. The caregivers that work at this home are so loving and caring. The couple who own this home are so nice and have much experience in this business. As the previous reviewer mentioned, the home is always clean and tidy. It isn't a fancy or new home by any means, but it's clean and the caregivers are wonderful, what else can you ask for. They don't often have available beds, but if you can get your loved one in here you will be happy that you did.

Going into the facility there was no one there to greet us nor give a tour except a pointed finger…read morestating to go down the hallway after we introduced ourselves. Building is old and you can tell the money does not go back into it for repairs but a couple of weeks before my mom was discharged my mom was removed from an old room so that it could be fixed and was put into another old room and didn't get her room back. If you have an elderly that doesn't speak up for herself then she might not get the care she deserves BUT I repeat BUT when my 86 year old mother was transferred there from Encompass Rehab for nursing home care she could not do anything for herself and her memory was bad with a UTI on top of that. Arbrook Plaza instead in nursing home they placed her into their rehab section and they made sure she did not stay in bed all day like Encompass Health Rehab did which made her worse. BUT Arbrook Plaza motivated my mom to get up and go do physical therapy and take her showers.. she was there for about 6 weeks and we thought she would never come home. By the time she left Arbrook Plaza she could stand, transfer herself to the wheelchair (she is wheelchair bound) and scroll down the hall way. Now she is at home and is back to being herself along with memory. My brothers and I do not regret taking my mom there and they definately were a blessing to her and us. They will not give up on you family member. I saw how patients treat them and I give the employees all the praise because they deserve it.

was sent to hospital from there with a broken hip!!! If I could it would be NO stars at all.read more

I found Hibiscus Residential Care when I was seeking a group home for a brain injury family member…read more I have visited other group homes that seems quite chaotic and knew that this was not a good fit for us. Hibiscus is calm and peaceful and well-organized and Winston , Monica, and Dolores provide loving care for the residents. They have a lovely home that is meticulously clean and safe and I never had any cause to believe that our family member was getting anything other than the very best care. I would highly recommend Hibiscus Residential Care for anyone seeking a group home for an adult.

From the owner: Hibiscus Residential Care Home is an assisted living facility proudly serving Arlington, Texas and…read morethe surrounding communities since 2005. We extend a full set of senior services to our guests including assistance with medication; bathing and dressing if needed, three home cooked meals and two snacks per day, and diet plans in a setting in which our guests can be safe, comfortable and happy while having access to the finest private assisted living in Tarrant County. The facility accepts private pay and private insurance, and all at a reasonable price of $2500 & $3500 per month per resident. We can be reached for business at: * (817)-575-9492

I have now lost 6 brand new pair of diabetic socks maked with pink thread on cuff of every single…read moreone. And my eye glasses, plus 4 pair of slipper socks and cash money while living here. Glasses and socks all lost this week. Glad I am going to move. Brand new socks were never worn, marked them with pink thread and was saving them until I got a pair of shoes. Now have shoes, but socks are gone. Was kept in a drawer of a night stand next to door.

This building while small is over running with love all the staff and residents here are treated as…read moreif they are they own family Iv worked a lot of places in the last 12 years and this building has to be the best place I have ever worked the Don Mo is funny, caring and compassionate about her patients and staff, the admin Calvin is smart and funny and fair. All the department heads and staff in all departments are truly amazing souls. Everyone who works there are amazing people with big hearts

I will start with the facility. Yes, it is as old as dirt…read more.. My mom is there after suffering a massive stroke while I was at work. She was admitted into the Rehab. section (back area of building) for 30ish days. That area of the facility 100% excellent. All staff members are A+. Physical therapy is also excellent. They have rehabilitated my mom to some degree, but there is still a long way to go. She is blind in one eye and paralyzed on right side of body. She cannot speak, walk, or feed herself. She is also suffering with two blood clots in brain, has heart and kidney failure. She has high blood pressure, dementia and copd (even tho never smoked in her life). I have a very sick mother... She is now in the long-term care section (front). The problem is there are a lot more patients. Most of the staff really do care about my mom. If I see something then I address it with kindness because I know they care. It is hard to care for an elderly person, I know that. She lived with me until the massive stroke, but I can sleep well knowing she is being watched 24/7. My piece of advice to anyone who wants it from someone who is experiencing this. Do not just leave your love one there without frequent visit, input, and assistance. One thing I do is I choose to wash my mother's laundry so it does not get lost. Also, while visiting if I see she needs her diaper changed then I do it. If I see she has spilled something then I clean it. It is not because they will not it is because they have not gotten to her yet or she just did it. I decorated her area in the room. I brought in a tv and wall mount and hung it on her wall. I know when meals are served. If I can come and help feed her I do. She fell out of her bed. I didn't blame the staff, I know my mom. She was trying to get out of the bed. I have her on hospice and I simply ordered a bolster for her bed to avoid that happening again. It arrived in one day The other day I heard the nurse say to my mom, we are not going to give you your blood pressure medicine today because your blood pressure is really low. My mom didn't understand them, but I did. That is something I would have never known to do at home. I'm there as often as I can to ensure everything is well with her...That is my job...but they do their job just fine. It's a lot and no one is perfect and I don't expect them to be either. Also, I now understand why patients are up front in wheelchairs. They are watching them to ensure they don't fall or they are avoiding the possibility of bed soars, etc... I'm learning as I watch...I give input when my mom is up there. For example, make sure she has her cell phone, so you has something to do and yes, she can be there a little while, but eventually she needs to be put back in her bed. She is old and sick. Again, that is my input and guidance that I provide to them. They need that information, they don't know her like I do. I read the bad reviews and I feel for them, but that has not been my experience. Yes, I have had my moments when I want to take her home, but only because of guilt, nothing to do with the care they are providing. I hope and plan to take my mom home one day, but she just needs more time to get better. For now, I am okay where she is, but I will never leave her alone, I am there every single day. I made sure my mother is close to my home. I can be there in 5 minutes. I am her voice... It is a shame how many forgotten residents I often see without any visitors. I will never leave my mother alone. Overall, I'm happy with the facility. I gave it 4 stars only because the facility is old and can use some improvements, like new furniture in rooms and maybe a few more staff members to help with patients who need feedings, returned to room, etc. It is a thankless job and most of them do a good job and do care. One last thing, I give two thumbs up to the cleaning staff (Terry) and Laundry lady. They work hard to maintain the facility. I don't know everyone's name but they sure know mine. They all know my moms name.

I would like for Glenview Wellness to recognize the cna T she is very well experienced in the job…read moreshe does. This woman will go above and beyond to make sure her patients are comfortable from feeding to changing and positioning them. We need more like her she has been a true blessing even though my mom don't understand her helping her out she has alot of patience and cares alot for all the patients she has to care for. Thank you for your awesome service. Lisa Gutierrez

Just visited looked wonderful very exciting about really more.. the people were delightful, the…read moreplace was very clean very very very pet friendly. I'm excited waiting to make my decision with the Lord on what to do.

Both my parents were in this facility four years ago for rehab. I had sworn I would never use this…read morehorrible facility again, which I have not. I was reminded of Parkwood while talking with my mom's home health nurse. She has a new patient in Parkwood. I was interested in reading reviews to see if anything had changed. Doesn't look like it. Whatever you do, do NOT place your loved one in their memory care. Take a look at it and you'll know why. Four years ago, we were all still dealing with problems resulting from Covid. I tried to explain the issues we had at Parkwood on that. Primarily, the caregivers were very inattentive. My parents were in Parkwood for six weeks rehab. One day I found my mother lying across the bed with her pants down below her hips. An aide had taken her to the bathroom and left her like that when she mentioned that at home her husband normally helped her with that. The aide said ok and left her. I was more than happy to get my parents out when their rehab was over. I don't know if the director is the same person, but the director at that time was totally indifferent and did nothing about the issues I brought to his attention. Only unpleasant memories of Parkwood. I do not recommend it.

the kitchen staff terrible the kitchen manager horrible the cleanliness of the facilities nasty the…read morekitchen staff untrained didn't have hot water or any guidance in the kitchen this place they should shut down the kitchen all the cdc the health department

The Vintage is a skilled nursing & rehab facility as well as a retirement community located within…read morewalking distance to Presby Denton. The building has an established presence in the Denton community and provides outstanding care to their patients. I have seen first hand their hard work and amazing patient outcomes. The Vintage accepts Traditional Medicare, most Medicare Advantage and Commercial insurances, Medicaid (for AL/LTC), and Medicaid Pending on a case-by-case basis. This facility is the only location in Denton offering: - Independent Living - Assisted Living - Skilled Nursing & Rehab - Long Term Care - Memory Care (secured memory care unit) Phone: 940-384-1500 Fax: 214-295-1771

My cousin has been here for two weeks and has called me complaining every day! He was sent here for…read morerehabilitation for cancer treatment as he has no one at home to help him. Much like the reviews below, the care is sub par. He has had diarrhea since being there and has been left to sit in a soiled diaper for hours on end. Out of desperation he called 911 to come take him to the hospital, and was yelled at by the nurse on duty for doing so, even though they still did not attend to his needs. He hasn't been receiving his medication, nor meals on a regular basis. I don't know if this place is understaffed or overworked, but they have a responsibility of duty of care, and it is not being met. I told my cousin to document everything! This place should get an inspection, it is sad to mistreat people who are in a vulnerable position and need help.

***BEWARE***IF YOU LOVE YOUR FAMILY MEMBERS, DO NOT SEND THEM HERE***…read moreMy mother was transfered to this rehabilitation center from Mid Cities Fort worth hospital as she was recovering from pneumonia but still having difficulty breathing. We were very concerned from the beginning regarding their Covid-19 practices due to her also being a cancer patient and reached out to them prior but with good response. Upon arriving, my mother was transported to a room and left for three hours without anybody checking on her. Her "help" button did not work and may have needed battery replacement. The entire time she could hear screaming and crying coming from multiple patients throughout the clinic. An elderly lady in the room next to her had fell and not only pushed the panic alarm, but was also screaming for help. It took a little over an hour for anybody to go check on the elderly lady. The "employees" spent 45 minutes cleaning up her scrapes and told her, "we will be back to check on you tomorrow." The elderly lady began to scream telling them she is in pain and she feels that she may have broken her ribs. The employees continued to just tell her they will check on her tomorrow. Finally an "employee" serving dinner noticed my mother in the room and asked if she had eaten. When she replied no, the lady then walked into a room next to her and grabbed a food plate that belonged to another patient which did not eat their own food, however, the grilled cheese and oatmeal was cold from sitting out in their room. After she reached out to us, and we made a complaint with the front desk, an "employee" made their rounds to check on her (remember she is here for having complications breathing) They offered her a new plate which my mother responded she would rather them check on the poor lady next door that is screaming in agony and was refused additional help. Immediately they entered the ladies room and informed her they will call an ambulance to transfer her for x-rays at the hospital. At this time my mother called us again to demand us take her out of this place. My father immediately rushed to the unit to have her released, yet she was not even registered in the system yet (after 4 hours). While he was sitting outside for 45 minutes as they tried to harass my mother into staying, he met another lady outside who was experiencing the same outcome from her daughter who was 31 and suffering from spinal cancer. This poor lady who suffers from immobility was in this rehabilitation center for 1.5 hours without a single person checking on her. This place should be shut down immediately- it is an old, dirty place that anybody who cares for their family should never keep them there! We will be reporting to anyone that will listen. SAVE YOUR LOVED ONES AND GET THEM OUT!!!!

My mom came from another facility we endured 10 years and only after 2 weeks here she is extremely…read morehappy. They get her up every day and change her regularly. I am so happy with this place.

Princeton medical lodge was a lifesaver for me. I went there after back surgery. Very clean and…read moremostly exceptional care. PT was awesome, from Jacob, Amanda, Betsy and others. They pushed me for my own good. Taylor, Natalie, Tabitha and Lauren have always been there to support me. Manny managed wound care and was timely and compassionate. Sooseana was nurse extraordinaire, aides Deedee and Imelda kind and compassionate. Their record keeping was impeccable and they welcomed feedback to improve all aspects of their care. I was there from April 17 till early June. I have been blessed to have these kind people in my life.