The level of care my father is receiving from the staff at Woodside Place is gold standard! It is…read moresuch a relief to know that he is in excellent hands who genuinely care for his wellbeing! The home cooked meals are lovely and smell delicious! The house is beautiful, super clean and grounds are very well maintained. My father is very comfortable and happy there as well! Each care giver is a total sweetheart! The owner, Toyin, is wonderful as well! We feel very blessed to have Woodside Place in our lives! Grateful

The house is nice and inviting. The owner and her staff are welcoming and take very good care of…read moretheir clients.

My mother spent her last days at grandmother's house. They made her smile everyday! Miriam and her…read moregirl's are the best!

Loving and caring staff and owner. My mother felt at home while living there. So much better than…read morea "regular " assisted living or nursing home. It is in a completely different category.

Amazing care and clean environment with wonderful care givers. They are there for the families and…read morethe patient living there. I highly recommend them all and the owner is exceptional with years of experience.

We were charged for rent for the rest of the month of March after my father passed away. He moved…read morein the evening of 3/16and passed away a few hours later. Everything happened so quickly that we were unable to sign contracts. Due to a lack of business ethics, I recommend moving your loved ones elsewhere.

I cannot thank the Meadowbrook community enough. There are no words. When you face a brutal…read morediagnosis of Lewy Body dementia and you see your family deteriorating daily- there really is very little hope. As a family member of one so loved yet so very ill, the struggle to decide what to do to meet their needs is almost beyond comprehension. All family members rise to meet the needs of one so ill, but the long debilitating illness seems to compromise even those that are healthy, as we struggle to meet the needs of the patient. There is no positive resolution on the horizon, and the doctors will tell you there is little or nothing to be done. Your family member is ill and miserable, and cannot comprehend what is happening to them. Then the day comes. The day when you are afraid that something horrible will happen if you cannot find an answer, not just to your struggling patient, but other loved ones trying to work around the clock to provide the care needed. This decision, the decision to remove your father, mother, sister brother from his home, is brutal. I hope this is a decision you NEVER have to make. That day finally came for me, and I drove and saw many different types of caregiving facilities. The Meadowbrook Memory Care was a smaller, intimate community and I loved the feel of the community when I walked in the door. I know I must have looked half crazed, with stress pouring off me. I didn't have an appointment, I just walked in. The staff was just so concerned and caring. I was amazed at how accommodating they were. As I walked into their reception area and was greeted with fresh cookies and smiling faces, this gave me a moment of clarity. More importantly, it gave me hope .As my search continued thru out the day, I felt certain that Meadowbrook was the right answer for my family. I was told at most communities, that to place a new resident can take a few days, as there are many details which must be attended too. I came back to Meadowbrook the very same day and asked if it would be possible to expedite and have my family member, be an immediate resident. I was so very concerned for his safety. I really was amazed as there are always medical interviews required, when Angie asked their medical staff for an immediate interview and was amazed as their director of nursing reworked her schedule and told me she would be at our home in 30 minutes. With the Meadowbrook staff's accommodating and understanding attitude, my family member was safe, secure and most importantly HAPPY, by the end of the day. I am so very grateful. I cannot say enough about their care and daily interactions with their residents. My family visits daily, and we are always greeted with a very busy, happy resident! It truly is a community and I am very thankful I found them.

Excellent place to get defrauded out of money…read more Moving out? They require the whole month up front, "just to make sure they can pay for any repairs." But don't you worry - they'll send you a check for the difference. Right? Wrong. The check has (supposedly) been in limbo (mail) for about three weeks. Repeated calls/emails result in disastrously nonsensical excuses. Five grand lost to the void. Phenomenally scummy corrupt management (Koelsch).

My mom has been at Colonial Oaks since August of 2022. She was welcomed in by the staff and medical…read moreteam as if she were their mother. Clean, bright, lots of laughter, lots of hugs and attention. I go at different times of the day and every time I visit, Mom's room is clean, her bed is made, she is clean and dressed. Many of the staff members have worked there for years and are personally invested in each resident. The staff is very helpful to our family, as well, and never hesitate to answer a call, text, or questions that I have about what's best for Mom. They have been our support system and have helped guide us with such empathy and care. I have met many of the other resident's family members who come to visit and their dedication to their loved ones is inspiring and helpful to me as we are new to this journey. I would not want my sweet mom anywhere else but at Colonial Oaks.

Wish I could give them a 6-star rating. The facility and staff are so dedicated to our loved ones…read moreliving here. All who work here or have a loved one residing here are considered family. I rest easier knowing my Mom is receiving exceptional care.

A friend there pays thousands a month but dining has deteriorated and has to frequently order out…read more Maintainance has also gone down. Had to pay an additional fee to unclog a toilet .

I moved my mom into Morada Memory April 2025. There are some Caregivers who do not have the…read morepatience or temperment to deal with the dementia residents. They attempt to redirect with harsh verbal commands or physical force. I complained to the Director who confronted those caregivers. The caregivers confronted didn't speak to me after that. It was very stressful to have to work with these rude caregivers. Bathroom breaks, Snacks, Ability to redirect, level of care provided, and Activities were not what was indicated during the tours and registration. Some good staff. I moved my mom September 2025.

At the suggestion of a very dear friend, we visited Lighthouse of Care in Arlington TX. I knew…read morewhat to look for as I worked with many of the largest assisted living providers for the past 30 years. I had seen many things I did not want to see ever again. I met the staff and talked to a few of the residents. The staff was very friendly and attentive to every residents needs. You could tell, they cared. The Director went over every detail of the contract explaining exactly what we could expect and how every aspect from the different levels of care to the daily schedules. I asked many questions from what the cost would be when mom could no longer feed herself, walk or require full time assistance. This was fully explained and the increase in cost was very in line. Having lost mom over a year and a half ago now, I still keep in touch with the Director as she became a part of our family and I know in my heart, my mother was in the very best place we could have chosen for her. Thank you Lighthouse of Care for making mom's last years more than we could have ever expected. Doug Ingle

We moved our mom out of a facility that treated her like a burden instead of as a human being. They…read moreweren't concerned about her physical or mental well-being. Becky and her staff at Lighthouse of Care treated her like family. She was respected and cared for, and we were completely confident that she was in good hands at all times. We know beyond a doubt that because of them, we had much more quality time with her and that when we weren't there, she felt secure, safe, and loved. We will always be grateful to Lighthouse of Care and would recommend them to anyone.

KAY the executive director is horrible, unprofessional, gossips about residents & staff business,…read moreuses profanity & rolls eyes all day long. All trashes overflowing, flies & wasp everywhere. Plumbing is terrible it smells like weed & urine. The cook is very mean to the residents & never give them what they reques, some people go days without a meal. Back door always unlocked endangering the resident. The worst place ever, needs Jesus & new management ASAP!

From the owner: Arlington Plaza is an award-winning senior apartment community offering an affordable lifestyle…read morewith hotel-like amenities including chef-prepared meals, weekly housekeeping, and an array of activities near by Arlington. Everything is bigger and better in Texas, and this Arlington Independent Living with supportive services** community is no exception. We offer convenient amenities next to the picturesque Bowman Springs Park and Lake Arlington. This urban community is minutes from downtown Arlington and conveniently located between Dallas and Fort Worth.

ELDER NEGLECT!!!! First off, I understand the state of the…read moreworld, but it is no excuse for how my grandmother has been living. Elmcroft has a high turnover of employees, and it's been that way for years. They've confused medications before on what she should take when to not giving them to her. The same with food. Sometimes she'll be brought food, sometimes it'll be hours, and it's like she's forgotten. It was different when family (my mom and aunt mostly) were able to visit daily. Now, my grandmother is in hospice so after a negative COVID test, my aunt was able to visit first. What she found infuriated me! She had a pad for urine on her wheelchair. Underneath this pad was feces that she had just been sitting on top of. It was never cleaned. My aunt cleaned it when she got there. The feces had been touched and was along the handles of the wheelchair as well. So my grandmother had been putting her hands on her feces then of course doing other regular daily things like that eating and drinking. My grandmother has dementia and is also hard of hearing so she didn't alert us of this happening when we had our video chats with her on WhatsApp. She also didn't mention it when my mom or aunt called her on the phone. Along this this, her toilet seat moves back and forth. My grandmother is a high fall risk. As she will move herself to and from the wheelchair to bed or the toilet, having a wobbly seat just screams falling. She's in a two bedroom and pays $3,085 without medication. Can you explain to me what kind of care is being given for this amount of money???!!! Photos are from video my aunt took.

I think the staff at Elmcroft truly care for my mother, and father when he was living. If and when…read moreI pose questions or voice my concerns, they quickly get back with me and make sure I am satisfied. When my father passed away, someone sat with my mother all night and the following day. And "Cindy" who a previous poster mentioned, was an excellent employee, and she really knew the residents. She could be forthright, but never rude, and I worked with her extensively regarding the care for my parents. We miss her; however, the present staff has been wonderful caring for my mother. They seem to be doing their best dealing with their residents, families, and the Covid issues.