If there was a place like this in heaven this would be it. Special thanks to Ms. RAVEN, Craig, the…read moreincredible Ms.La Paula, Devonna, the phenomenal Ms. MARTHA, Jennifer, the occupational therapist, director of rehab, speech therapist, Ms. JACINTHA, Stormy the Administrator. The therapists who work with him on mobility. This facility is unbelievable because it felt like home to me not just for my loved one. Every caregiver introduced themselves to me and my family. I never had to chase anyone down. Also want to thank the activities Manager and Mr. MARQUEESE in housekeeping. If i missed anyone please excuse. I plan to write a letter to the executives to share my gratitude for the amazing staff who have shown my loved one compassion and so much diginity. I thank each of you from the bottom of my heart!

After suffering a fractured femur, I was, not only in pain but depressed, as well. I thought, "I'll…read morenever be self-sufficient again". But then, I was blessed with the Dynamic Duo of Meagan and Shelby‼ Shelby has helped me re-learn how to dress and undress myself, regain my natural coordination, take care of my wounds/scars amongst other daily tasks. Meagan has helped me re-learn how to transfer - from bed to wheelchair and wheelchair to toilet~ SAFELY. All while building up my core, especially upper body strength. I've NEVER been an exercise enthusiast, but I actually look forward to my doorbell ringing at 9:15am! They bring not only their skills, but happy spirits with them. I actually get to laugh again. It's fair to say that these ladies have helped me physically and spiritually. God's Grace is Good Lisa McCrea

The staff took very good care of my grandmother in her last days with us. She spoke very highly…read moreabout the caring staff the daily activities and the overall experience that made it possible for us to be able to spend the time with her and our family. Thank you kindly for all you did in our time with her

My mother died a year ago yesterday. According to Kemp Care Center. I over paid her monthly bill. I…read morewas told that I would get the refund in 30 days. It has been 366 days. I still don't have it

Just a little back story.. back in 2023 i was 16 and made some rough choices which eventually…read morelanded me in sundown ranch.. where on my first night i met a beautiful young girl and i wont say her name for confidentiality reasons and personal respect for her and her family. But not even 1 month into being there the girl lets call her Ava.. her insurance was cut off and they SENT HER HOME before she had any time to understand what had actually happened in her life. She died 3 weeks after returning home to a fentanyl overdose.. Ava never got a chance. And she wasnt given one. This needs to change. Sundown got public funding just to keep us there. We were ALL under 18 of course they did. She deserved better and i will fight for better for her because she cant. On other notes.. sundown ranch did help me learn alot about myself but sundown ranch also created alot of the trauma for me now. I still wake up at night thinking the assistant counselors are standing over my bed with a flash light. Yes i understand safety precautions but whenever teen girls are coming in from the streets and have ptsd and or just simply are scared of the little things they should have been more mindful. I was forced to take meds because i was previously on other medications but they changed them all because they weren't up to their standards. I went on to wake up in the morning so nauseous that i would crawl to the bathroom and proceeded to put me on a covid quarantine.. when really it was just the cocktail of meds i was on.. and not a terrible thing but i hated that they had drug counselors that HAD NEVER even smoked weed before.. you are not in my shoes please leave me alone. But i am happy to say ive been clean for almost 3 years now and staying out of trouble. Have my own place and car at 18 so i think im doing okay. But i would definitely say that some things need to be addressed and changed at sundown for those kids. I was in sundown for 175 days.. thats about 6 months.. i couldnt say this in a better way it was not worth all of that time.

I will post the same review here that I left on Google. Sundown is on my mind today after sharing…read moremy experience with someone who is making a documentary about the abuse that happens at Sundown. Solitary confinement is not an effective correctional tool for clients who are a danger to themselves. In fact it creates lasting psychological damage. I beg any parent considering Sundown Ranch to read the multitude of traumatic experiences detailed here and elsewhere online. Every adolescent treatment center is going to have mixed reviews because obviously it is common to have a disgruntled teen who is angry that their parents forced them to attend treatment. I speak from first-hand experience when I say the abundance of traumatic stories online about Sundown are very real and the shear amount of them should give pause to any sane person. Please compare the reviews here with any reputable treatment center. Read the articles and reddit posts about the horrors experienced here. Sundown is not the only treatment center I went to as a teen and I have nothing but positive things to say about the other places I went. There are hundreds of treatment centers out there helping parents and teens to heal and get their lives on track without using the harmful, barbaric methods used at Sundown Ranch. As a grown man I cannot imagine experiencing the things that happened to me here as a child. I was tackled and physically restrained for raising my voice in a group meeting. I was held in solitary confinement in a locked pink room with no windows or human contact for periods of 5+ days at a time, multiple times. I came to Sundown as a survivor from a violent abusive household and I was only further traumatized when I left. I am now a sober adult in my 30's. Living with the PTSD I incurred from Sundown is one of the greatest hurdles in my recovery. Words cannot express how much Sundown takes away from children and families who need real help. There are thousands of adults living with trauma because they were sent to Sundown as teens. Read around online, call around to people in the industry, Sundown is notorious for the abuse that happens there. There is not a shred of research that supports solitary confinement as an effective correctional tool. As I said before. it is proven to cause further damage. Which should be obvious to anyone with a brain or a heart. They are masters of manipulation and they prey on families who are in a state of crisis, profiting by selling hope to desparate parents. If you work for Sundown and you are reading this you should be ashamed of yourself, but I know you are too brainwashed to accept that kind of personal accountability.

The staff at the Treehouse is extremely client oriented. From the moment I arrived, everyone up to…read morethe CEO Vinny shared as much information possible to help me learn tools to stay clean. I will be forever grateful to everyone at this facility. I recommend this facility to any person that wants to learn tools and put in the work to find a new way to live. The treatment team (and it was a team including a medical professional for med management, therapist for mental health, addiction counselor, case manager, and nursing staff) worked tirelessly to ensure I received all the support I needed to start my recovery journey. The curriculum is the best I ever had at treatment. Choices of morning meditations, DBT, CBT, Trauma Therapy, Art Therapy, Music Therapy, Yoga, Wilderness training and then treats, as long as you were participating in therapy, such as horse back riding and zipline. The staff is there to ensure you focus on therapy. I was shocked they cleaned the rooms and did your laundry for you. The food was good with multiple choices including an amazing salad bar. I was there to change my life and found the tools desperately needed. This was not a resort but I wasnt there to vacation. I was there to change my life and did.

This center has an amazing facility that makes your stay feel as Texas as it gets. They helped me…read moreso much that I have recommended multiple friends who were struggling and needed a team or professionals that could help them get back on track. Joey,Jessica,Julee, stormy, Robby,Bobby are just a few of the staff I can say when I needed help, they would drop what they were doing and had an open door policy. Shae at the PHP level also was so amazing! But I have to give this warning, the program director JON, is very difficult to deal with. I know I can only speak foe myself but I have also heard from multiple people how he doesn't really seem to care about his clients that PAY to come there. He doesn't seem so out anymore effort into writing updates for your insurance company and he is vey judgmental as him not being an addict/alcoholic himself. But other than him I love Vertava!

I have worked at South Place for 16 years it is hands down the best place to work . The staff here…read moreis very attentive to its residents and family members .

Since I have been working here I have felt nothing but like family. Mimi, the administrator, has…read morebeen welcoming from the very beginning as have the rest of the staff. I am very glad to be a part of this work family!

Went with a friend to visit another friend who was placed there after a bout of walking pneumonia &…read morea stroke in the hospital. It was odd that we could just walk in, without some kind of foyer or sign-in visitors' desk. Sure, it was convenient for us, until we set off the (escape) alarm. The nurse's station was right there, and they were very helpful to us. I didn't see much of a "rehab" component to this facility, since most of the other residents were heavily sedated, with more advanced dementia. We heard that the salon is only opened on Thursday, so we made sure to book our friend a haircut appointment. We also asked about bringing our friend's little dog to visit, & that's at least welcome, as long as you also provide current shot records for the dogs. We felt kinda itchy, and like we needed to wash our hands (or take a shower) after we left, so be careful that the visiting dog doesn't pick up fleas while there! There is also an outdoor courtyard, where residents can have picnics (but it wasn't good "picnic weather" out there today). At least it wasn't too cold in there, if anything, it was kinda warm, but the smell was still overwhelming. It may be helpful for them in the future to consider getting some of the nearby TVCC nursing students to train there. I see potential for a teaching/internship program, but let's just say I wouldn't want to send my parents to a place like that.

From the first moment our mom was sent there, from the hospital, they were attentive and helpful…read more I have had many friends say how good they are, but had never experienced for myself. i recommend this place to anyone in need of care for their loved one. They are so good my mom wants to stay and they are doing everything they can to help us through the mountain of paperwork. You will appreciate how well they care for your loved one.

Legends is under new management and is looking better. I love to come visit my nana and watch the…read moregold fish. Everyone is great there. Come on out and visit soon.

My Mom was here before she passed. She fell and fractured 2 vertebra in her back, we never thought…read moreshe would be in a "Nursing Home". She had a wonderful stay, Therapy was awsome, Nurses and CNAs were wonderful...she even made a few new friends before she went back home. By the way...Im a Nurse...and I work here. I knew her care would be wonderful here.

well i probably would if they didn't make their decision based on what they hear from friends at…read moreother facilities. also, they don't like anyone to rock their boat no matter what kind of care your loved one is getting. you see, my disabled ex husband was in another facility and a decision supposedly was made bc he swung at a nurse, however, there was never an explanation from the nurse about what the incident was which if i was the director of nursing that'd be the first question id ask (i personally dont believe that occured in the first place), my disabled ex husband is also blind peripherally in his left eye which is the way the nurse would've been approaching and could've startled him but we'll never know. that facility didn't care for me because i had issues with them when they ignored my poa and did exactly what they wanted to with my loved one that they wanted to including sending him to a cardiologist without my approval. i have to say unfortunately, most facilities are like that. it makes me wonder why...is it because you're lazy or doing something wrong and don't want to be called out on it and give your facility a bad rap. but actually in the end after i called lisa, the asst adm coordinator to see if i could take her to lunch she said in that "im in charge voice, no we don't like people who call ombudsman, medicare, etc to file complaints (not allowing me to get a word in edgewise but just to let you know lisa, im not intimidated by you or anyone, hon!). i just bit my tongue because i will be calling the owner michael bumpass to let him know you and your don made a decision and lost money based on the word of canton oaks friendship with cedar lakes don's friendship. it's a shame that your professional level of your position allowed to base your decision on denying a very kind man that i just wanted to be taken care of for the rest of his life where i didn't have to worry about him that much. you know why? i'm tired, stressed, not in good health, have been having to deal with people like you for 18 years who thinks your better than anyone else because you're the one that says yes or no. well let me tell you something else hon, you put your pants on one leg at a time just like i do. and the only time to look down on someone is when your helping them up. god have mercy on your soul and maybe you and your don will think twice before you make a baseless decision because you listen to gossip and don't take time to allow me to explain and you listen. had you done that i believed your decision might've been different but we'll never know. unless of course mr. bumpass calls me.