Wow! We had an appointment scheduled. We arrive hit the buzzer several times. Finally get buzzed…read morein. Drive to the front door and again hit the buzzer several times before someone came and let us in. They got me a wheelchair and hurriedly showed me around. Didn't see where I would eat or the pool. Didn't know there was one until I looked on YELP. Very disappointing despite the recommendations!

The Legacy Midtown Park is a wonderful place to live. This review is based on having lived here for…read morealmost 2 years. Good facilities and a very congenial residence.

The Tradition Senior Living is a wonderful place for aging parents to live! My parents have lived…read morehere for two years now at their newest property at Greenville and Lovers Lane in Dallas. I visit them often there and have seen firsthand what a quality, clean, beautiful and friendly place this is! They have really enjoyed the various events/ outings, the food is amazing and the accommodations are first rate! Highly recommend!

Both my mother and my mother in law live at The Tradition at Lovers Lane. Both my husband and I…read moreare very pleased. Our mothers are pleased as well. Both of our mothers have lived at The Tradition for over four years. This retirement community is very well run, has excellent staff, lovely apartments, attentive maintenance, very good food and a lovely atmosphere in all the common areas. Both of our mothers lives in independent apartments.

Let's be honest--a nursing home is only as good as the nurses and aids they have on the floor…read morehelping the residents. If everyone in the building is as good as the folks in Schepps, then this place would be golden. My grandmother was there for a year-and-a-half. Dee Dee is an aid in Schepps and she is an absolute angel. I wish I could remember everyone's names because they all deserve gold stars--Shonda and Olu were top notch. The facility is well cared for, some areas are newer than others. However, almost all the rooms are private, which you do not find very often. They allow you to bring in your own furniture and encourage you to treat the room like it's your own. You can add carpet and drapes if you want. And hang all the pictures you want on the walls! My grandmother loved making the room look like her home. The only downside is the inconsistency of the food. Sometimes it's great and sometimes its the same thing for a few meals in a row and it's not that tasty. My grandmother could not go down to the lunch room and had the meals delivered to her room. The food in the lunchrooms was a little better than that delivered. Breakfast was always good--they cooked her eggs to order. And with a facility this big, occasionally things came up missing. But that is true at any facility this large. When I brought it to the attention of the staff, they took it very seriously. Did I mention we were on Medicaid? Yeah, all the services at an expensive place and they take Medicare/Medicaid. If this is on your short list, and you can get in--do it.

I strongly advise against placing a loved one in this nursing home. The facility is inconsistent in…read moreits level of care, and when concerns are raised, staff frequently claim they are short-staffed rather than addressing the underlying issues. The overall quality of care appears poor, from the management team down to the nursing staff. It's heartbreaking that families with limited financial options may feel pressured to settle for an unsafe or neglectful environment simply because other options seem unattainable. When issues are reported, the problems tend ta persist for about a week before the level of service returns to a consistently low standard, Additionally, when my loved one reports an issue, the facility attempts to dismiss or deny it, making it seem as though he doesn't know what he's talking about or that the allegations aren't true. I have witnessed these concerns firsthand. f you must use this facility, please check in on your family member reaularly and believe them when they report problems Your firsthand verification is essential ta ensure their safety and well-being.

OMG...I am old now but I will never forget when I went to visit my grandma there. She was heavily…read moresedated...teeth were out..and she smelled of urine. Horrible memory I live with till today.

My mother spent many years in the wonderful care of Juliette Fowler Homes. This incredible…read morefacility provided her with exceptional care in a loving and caring environment. The staff was so supportive of our family during this time. I highly recommend this facility. Especially important is Juliette Fowler is a not-for-profit facility and is supported by the Christian Church.

Still two stars. My mom is finally out after a little over a year. This place is great for people…read morein their 60s 70s and 80s. But you do see a lot of people that are not doing very well walking around with their walkers and their motor scooters.This place is for somebody that wants to get out be social and make friends. Their food is awful. When I say awful, I mean worse than elementary school cafeteria. No flavor. No seasoning. So bland. They called roasted things that were just literally boiled in water things. At least they only charge $75 a month for food, but that's all it was worth. Also, I got a message from somebody on next-door that said they used to work at the Highland Springs cafeteria and that their health Inspection never passed. I can believe it because on the top of the counter I saw the things that had been there over a year and a half my mother was there that had never been wiped off or cleaned. Really disgusting and I'm glad she's out.

Came here while visiting my grandparents, and needless to say, it was a wonderful experience all…read moretoo the man named Umar Syed! At Reunion Grill, to be exact. It was our first time, and he was very friendly and understanding, especially because my grandparents are hard of hearing and he was very patient with them. I hope he gets the recognition he deserves! (:

READ THIS REVIEW!!!! Best place for your parents! Hands…read moredown! My parents have been at The Forum for years. They started out in IL (independent living) and 3 years ago we lost Dad and Mom moved into DL (dependent living). All buildings are connected so Mom gets to see old friends at Sunday Brunch. (She is 93 now.) She has made many new friends in the DL building who are charming and so nice to her. I'm writing this because over the last 5-6 months I've been joining Mom for Happy Hour and have gotten to know her friends. I can't tell you how many stories I hear them share about other facilities in Dallas (Austin and Houston too) about how bad the food is and how they themselves (or friends) are ignored and not cared for. They told be several times that when they tell people how awesome everything is at The Forum... their friends don't believe it!! LOL, LOL. Well... it's true! Yes, I confess I take Mom to Sunday Brunch so I can get one of the best omelets in Dallas (in the IL building) and the rest of the food is so nice. My sisters take guests and we always celebrate birthdays and holidays at Sunday Brunch. Enough about that. Let's get to the brass tacks. The staff is probably the best I've ever encountered. If I'm with Mon and she has an ache and needs some Tylenol, I call the front desk and the nurse brings it to her within 15 min or so. VERY RESPONSIVE!! (Abbey is so awesome!) Mom has a Help Watch on her arm and can press the button and help comes immediately. As well, the staff will call me with every incident (like sliding out of her chair, etc.) Major or minor - they update the family immediately. AWESOME! Ok. So you are looking for a place for your parents. Absolutely check out The Forum. Have frank and direct conversations with the staff who show you around (and see if you can pay to sample the Sunday Buffet!!) Our family has so much peace knowing even the cleaning people care about a quality job and if they observe anything that needs attention - they alert the right people. I personally feel indebted to The Forum. THANK YOU ALL FOR TAKING SUCH GOOD CARE OF MY MOM!!!!!!

My parents moved in a few months ago. Manuel Ruiz had been absolutely amazing. He helps them with…read moreeverything ! He's patient and kind and has a fantastic attitude! We are also beyond grateful for Connie. She is on top of all their care and overall health. Her communication is perfection! The forum is an amazing place for aging parents.

I have had the pleasure of serving the residents of the Wellington for over ten years and have…read moreALWAYS seen a very capable staff at work with the sole purpose of providing a caring and family atmosphere. There are many activities to choose from and the food is excellent and has a menu with a wide variety but accommodating to any appetite. The cleanliness is "top shelf" and it is tastefully decorated. I serve close a dozen other senior communities in the area and I would rate the Wellington at Arapaho head and shoulders above the rest. Hats off to the corporate staff for their vision and to the management and staff at this location. Brian C.

I don't normally give reviews, but the Wellington exceeded any expectations! My dad lived in the…read moreassisted living quarters almost 9 years ago and the care he received was excellent. Last May, my mother in law moved into the independent living at the Wellington. There was still some of the same staff from 9 years ago. (That says a lot in itself). Everyone welcomed her and made sure she was included in activities. She received encouragement and support that helped her with the transition of downsizing and being recently widowed. She adapted quickly and was extremely happy to have found friends. After only being there for 4 months she became ill and hospitalized, during that time the staff at the Wellington continued to care for her cat. My mother in law was admitted into hospice and the Director of the Wellington made sure that her final days were at her home with familiar surroundings. He guaranteed an hourly well check on her and making sure they would turn her every 2 hrs. We are glad she didn't suffer long and that she was comfortable in her last days. The Director & staff checked with us regularly to offer help and support during her last days, they even found her cat a home. I would have given a 5 star rating except that the facility needs some updating, but floor plans and the windows make up for that. Can't say enough good things about both independent and assisted living at the Wellington!

Managment: working really hard to clean up old mismanagement while still dealing with current…read morebusiness. Maintenance: I've had nothing but great service, and they're always careful to not let my cat out. Property: Clean and well-kept. It's 55+ but there are a lot of children and teens, and young adults who've been "visiting their Granny'" for the 3 yrs I've been here. Nuff said there.

Holy cow! On my apartment door, I found a notice to vacate. I have been a resident since June 4,…read more2022, and have paid my rent early every month since that date. I have also provided all necessary and requested paperwork each year I have renewed my lease. However, the on-site office has been run by people who would remind any business-minded adult of watching the Three Stooges TV show. They have lost or misplaced my paperwork since my first renewal in 2023. How any federally subsidized business can still be run in such a negative manner is beyond my comprehension. I was not given the courtesy of a phone call or an in-person visit by any office personnel. Upon receipt of my notice, I immediately telephoned the Estates at Shiloh office, but, as so often, nobody answered the office telephone. I am disgusted! Jay Durkin @3212