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    Flower Mound Assisted Living

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Rambling Oaks Courtyard Extensive Care Community - Main entry

    Rambling Oaks Courtyard Extensive Care Community

    3.7(6 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    The people that work here are what keeps bringing me back every time. Mr. Boyd has put together an…read moreamazing team of physical therapists that will lovingly push you back into shape. They care for every level of disability. The food is good and the stafff are amazing. It is a very clean facility. You cannot go wrong here.

    Do not use this facility for Rehabilitation because the facility will bill your insurance $8,500(85…read morehours ) for 20 days of rehab (5 week days) at 1.5 hours per day at a rate of $350 per hour (amount they bill your insurance )for a combined 1.50 hours of PT, OT and ST. 1/2 hour each. In addition to billing the patient/resident $5,400.00 for the same 20 days of rehab. Thus $13,900 for 20 days of 1.5 hours of rehab per day x 20 daya=30 hours $13,900÷ 30 equals $460 per day x 20 days of 1.5 per day (3rd party PT therapists) who are only being paid $100 per hour. The facility gross profit of $360 per hour. If you are someone ?who requires more PT good luck as none of their residents ever walk out of their own). As most are still wheel chair bound or using a walker when they leave if their lucky. After all if they fully rehabilitated their residents the facility would go broke. They are 50 percent short staffed because they can't retain good nurses or aides because the pay is low. 25 percent are contract so Covid is an issue. They Covid test the residents every 3rd day at $250 per test they charge the patient or insurance.Reason being too many contract employees thru 3rd party companies.

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    Frankie Lane Assisted Living

    Frankie Lane Assisted Living

    5.0(3 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    A few months ago I made the decision to relocate my wife of 61 years to a new home at Frankie Lane…read moreAssisted Living. My wife is fighting a losing battle with Alzheimer's so it was very important to get her the care she needs and deserves. This move for her was a difficult decision because I am a disabled veteran living in an assisted living facility two miles separate from my wife. We have never before lived separate from each other however, I believe that my choice of Frankie Lane for her was one of the best decisions I've ever made. The owner of Frankie Lane AL, Rusinder, watches things closely to ensure the resident care is consistently better than excellent. Her staff at the residence is professional and very fast to respond to my communications whether that be by email, text, or a phone call. Additionally, there is a doctor who visits the Frankie Lane home each month to attend to the medical needs of my wife and other residents. I could go on but I will just leave you with this thought.....Finding a good assisted living facility for a loved one is a roll of the dice. You can take the tours but you will not ever know the true quality until your loved one has lived there for a few weeks. My wife has made it through the test of time and she and I could not be more satisfied.

    Great place for my Mom. The staff are well trained and friendly. Mom is well taken care of and well…read morefed. The facility is always clean and tidy. We recommend this place to all.

    Hollymead

    Hollymead

    2.3(37 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    I have to start this review with the good- my mother is blessed to be in a hall with great nurses…read more We are incredibly lucky because that's not the case with every section. I'll say that the management group leaves much to be desired. In our year here there have been 3 directors, none of which have been able to answer the most basic of care questions. There's zero communication from management. While I prefer to communicate with nurses as they're the ones who interact with residents everyday (good luck catching managers out of their offices/meetings), there have been situations that required the help of managers. For instance, my mother does not see facility doctors due to insurance, however, a facility doctor prescribed her a medication for a condition she doesn't have. Mind boggling! I am still waiting for an answer as to how that happened. It's been 7 months now. With that being said, I do realize the difficulties facing facilities like this. I know there are horror stories out there at other facilities and I'm thankful to have the good staff members close by.

    Don't send your family members here. My father went to Hollymead to rehab after a fall. The rehab…read moreexperience was fine, but we could never get our calls or emails returned in a timely manner. We had to call over and over to get answers. And the weekend nursing experience was terrible. While I was visiting him on a Saturday, he rang for the nurse to help him go to the restroom. He rang again after 20 minutes. When no one came after another 10 minutes, I went to the nurse's station. I was told to tell him to go in his diaper. I was shocked and said the only reason he is here is to get strong enough to walk to the restroom himself. The response was, well it's safer for him to go in his diaper and then we'll change him. I was appalled. On another occasion, I found him laying in bed with no sheet. He was laying on a plastic mattress. But I think the absolute worst thing is when he was taken to the hospital from Hollymead and the ER nurses immediately masked up when they heard where he was coming from. Then when he was placed in his hospital room, all visitors had to gown and glove up to enter. I was told that Hollymead is known for communicable diseases and I did not want what my father came in with. He had C. Diff. - a severe inflammation of the colon with watery diarrhea - highly contagious. When my father was taken to the hospital, he had been on a pureed diet for over a month. Where did he catch C. Diff.? My father is now dying from double pneumonia and kidney failure. I feel the lack of care at Hollymead contributed to my father's death. I wish I could go back in time and place him in another facility.

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