Our mother lives at Riverside Oxford Memory Care. The staff here is so wonderful and mom loves it…read morethere and loves everyone that helps take care of her. We picked her up this weekend to take her out for the morning and she looked beautiful and was ready to go. Thank you for giving us such peace of mind!

My grandfather is a resident in their memory care center, and I'll admit that I didn't really know…read morewhat to expect walking in. My mind immediately went to horror-movie scenes. Fortunately, my worries were completely unfounded. I came in at lunch, and chatted with the staff for a bit. They all seemed intelligent, compassionate, and helpful - they knew my grandmother (who was also visiting), greeted her by name, and were happy to see her. We went through the access-controlled door, and the residents seemed happy. The center was carpeted, there were plenty of seats people were sitting on, reading, talking with friends, etc. My grandfather was far more well-kempt than he ever was at home, and seemed in good spirits. I also loved that outside of every room, there were shadowboxes of information and memorabilia about each resident. It helps humanize each resident, even if they have advanced dementia, and I appreciated that. The staff and visitors should never forget that they're caring for engineers, doctors, soldiers, teachers, etc. Yelp's rating system says that 5 starts is "as good as it gets." I don't know if that's true here, because I don't have the experience necessary to compare. However, if you're looking for a memory care center for a loved one, be sure to check out Riverside.

Zero or negative stars would be more appropriate! This place is absolutely terrible! They were…read morehorrible to my father in law. I honestly cannot believe it's legal for people to treat people the way he was treated! This place should be closed down. I wouldn't wish this place on my worst enemy. Elderly people should be handled a certain way. My father in law wasn't given correct meds or kept on oxygen like he was supposed to be and almost died. He was rushed to the hospital from there and no one told us. He passed out cause he was supposed to be on oxygen 24/7 & he was not. They wouldn't even give him cold ice water at one point. I could go on about what happened in his short time there. If you're wanting to kill your loved one, go ahead and send them to Remarkable. The only thing remarkable is that they haven't been shut down yet!!!!!!

This is a sweet living environment for the elderly who need special care and attention. The people…read morehere are wonderful, the building is clean and very welcoming to those who reside inside . I'm actually taking a CNA class here so I've been observing how everything works everyone here is very caring , wonderful place to be. Safe haven

Beautiful facility! The staff are kind and attentive. The food is delicious and there are many fun…read moreactivities for the residents to get involved with daily. I highly recommend!

I have been increasingly frustrated with Discovery Village's yearly rent increases for my mother,…read morewho is on a fixed budget. Although she rarely -- if ever -- uses the advertised amenities (free breakfast, transportation, classes/programs), her rent continues to rise and management has not offered any meaningful flexibility or alternative pricing despite being aware of her financial situation. This lack of consideration for residents on set incomes feels insensitive and places unnecessary stress on families trying to plan and budget. I hope Discovery Village will reconsider how amenity-based charges are applied and work more compassionately with long-term residents and their families to find fair solutions.

If you are looking for a place that feels like family, Oak Ridge is the way to go! This community…read moreis filled with SO much love and I couldn't be more pleased with the resident engagement, involvement, and enthusiasm the staff has on our residents. I LOVE this family and coming to work every day!

I hope that you, or a loved never has this disease. Unfortunately, way too many have it. Three…read moreyears in to this, I could write a book on "What to do", "What NOT to do", what are the laws, what is the norm, can you move once in a facility, levels of care, the many different type of facilities, and on an on. We started at another local facility, thought it seemed homey, and nice. Two years later, we realized it was not a caring place, but a dungeon where you put your loved one to ride out their life. Once again, we toured many places, had made a decision on one, was on the waiting list. For the first time this place came up on a search! So we went and toured it. Director and the Sales person were very nice. Accommodating, assuring, but we had already really decided on the other place. Next few days, it was heat on our minds, and we did a surprise visit back to Oak Ridge unannounced. Same thing, even better, they had a room with a lot of windows, the whole place was clean, no smell, staff was respondent, responsive, and engaged. We were shocked at how everyone there participates, in everything. The Director, Sales, Med Tech, Maintenance man, everyone is involved all day. We changed our mind and came here. One month later, could not be happier. Director Jenni runs a taught ship, she knows everything. She is out and about all day. Sale, Alexis too is either on a tour or helping residents. The place is so clean! So warm & cosy. Food is good! Plenty of activities! Everyone there is on the same page, period! I can almost start crying again, thinking back at how the other place where he came from was so disrespectful, mean, negligent, un-caring, belligerent to our loved one. Their staff lied and falsified papers, and orders to the doctors so they could get knock out pills so the residents were out by 4 pm. Biggest note I can share, put a camera in the room so you can monitor the care in the room. It may be shocking to you! Here at Oak Ridge, they encourage cameras so you a see the first class care and service being given to your loved one. Such a difference. This type of care is extraordinary! Our loved one is slowly declining, but their care there is right on every change. Their Resident Dr works great with you to understand and get what you need. Physical Therapy is awesome! I just don't know what to say. We have visited 12 facilities in the area. Most were just bad. We know that one, that if they were a pound for animals, they would be closed by the city. It is our responsibility to seek out and fine a place to care for those who mean so much to us. We thank God, for Oak Ridge, their management, their staff, physical therapy, Doctor, maintenance man, chef, all of them. They do it better than any place we could have ever imagined. Check them out if you have need for Memory Care. This isn't a doomsday end of the road, this is a country club where friends gather to enjoy life. That's about all I can say...

I went there to get information and take a tour for possible residence…read more The facility was very nice and clean but the staff was a little off-putting. I was not offered a tour of a model or any exterior. She was just matter-of-fact about taking me around. Everyone sometimes has an off day but IT WAS HER JOB TO DO THIS. I can assure you that even with the low rent that they would need to pay me to reside there!

I would give no stars if I could. Office staff was not very knowledgeable and was NASTY,RUDE and…read moreCONDESCENDING.

The Wellington at North Richland Hills, TX is one of the most poorly managed senior communities in…read morethe DFW metroplex. The business manager, Arika Healy, is not a nice person, and she was unresponsive in assisting me with issues I had. Several unpleasant things happened to my 93 yr old mother while she was a resident there for a little over a year. Theft of personal items from a housekeeper was allowed to continue for several residents after management had been advised. There was a sex ring among several residents that management shielded from scrutiny and made several female residents very uncomfortable. The perpetrator of the illicit activity was personally shielded by Arika Healy, and residents who complained were ignored and villified. It was not a good situation. The staff turnover was excessive, and several good staff members quit their jobs when my mother was a resident. Prospective residents and their families need to understand that if a resident passes away, they or their estate will automatically be charged an extra month's rent for not giving a 30-day written notice. Apparently with the Sonida Senior Living company which owns The Wellington, a dead resident is expected to a give 30-day notice upon moving out. I would never recommend this senior community to anyone looking for a safe, nice place for a family member, and I truly regret that my elderly mother's last days were spent at this facility.

Would stay far away from this place. They kicked my father out without notice and gave a week to…read morevacate the apartment. Really put him in a bad situation and shows the lack of care for him. Much better facilities in DFW if you care for your loved ones.

Sedona Village independent senior living is a wonderful place to live for persons 55yrs or older…read more It has large spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with many activities for seniors. The management takes an interest in the residents and they provide a comfortable and safe environment. I have lived here for several years and I have found it to be a very affordable and loving community.

I don't live there but I have observed several things not good. This is not senior living property…read more I seen several elevators not working. It is not safe to walk on grass because not level ground. The gates don't work letting anyone coming on property. I am aware that before moving in had to sign an agreement not to sue. I wanted to express on behalf of the people that can't speak up or force to move out. I do not recommend anyone to live here. They only collecting a check and don't look to the best interest to the residents.

Wonderful place and amazing staff! Love that they have events for the residents. They have so many…read moreamenities.

The property is less than a year old with no hope in sight. The grounds are never kept. Hit or miss…read moreif you can take your dog into the overgrown dog park. WEEDS have overcome most of the young plants. A little water and mulch would have gone a long ways of the survival. A newly planted tree became uprooted. instead of calling the company they relied on residents and a rope. Speaking of trees, resident have taken chain saw to trees for the fire pit. We were promised pool furniture for MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND. We should have asked, which year? I watched a lower level apartment poolside window broken for two months before I noticed it fixed.

Their morning kitchen manager needs to start paying attention...I have been visiting my mom for a…read moreweek, everyday she orders toast...in 7 days not one piece of bread has been anywhere near a toaster...they just take bread from a bag throw in in some styrofoam and bring it up...if she wanted bread she would have ordered it...for 3000+ a month the least they could do is buy a freakin toaster and train someone how to use it... I am willing to provide lessons for 300 bucks an hour

We recently moved to the Conservatory at Keller. We looked at numerous places and always came back…read morehere! The staff are friendly, professional, and sincerely want what's best for you. We feel like we are surrounded by an army of helpers! We love everything about The Conservatory - we are so grateful for all the activities, housekeeping, etc. It feels like we live in a resort!!!