My father has lived here for about 18 months. We are very happy with his care. The facility is…read morenot new, but, the caregivers and activities director are great and have not had turnover. The director of the facility has changed a couple of times and we've had 1new nurse, but, he has been there for about 9 months and is really good with my father. Dad is happy and healthier than he has been for years with his consistent care.

My mother was very much against moving from her home. But the staff at Atria welcomed her with…read moreopen arms and made her feel welcome and helped her meet people and be included. Staff was extremely patient and always kind to my mom. Many activities were offered that seniors enjoyed. Food was alway good. I would recommend Atria to anyone who wants to be reassured that their loved one will be safe, well cared for, and loved. The staff knows the residents by name and always helpful. We knew that we had made the right decision in moving her there.

Horrible experience with CAROL, the Sales/Leasing representative. My 88 year old Mother has…read moreAlzheimer's and we explained this when we toured and signed the rental agreement. Carol just wants to make sales and get her commission, she doesn't care about Seniors or their situations. Carol lied to us about many features & activities at Atria. If you tour this facility, remember they are desperate to fill Apartments and they don't care about you or your Senior loved one. As soon as my Mother moved in, it was one problem after another with Carol, who clearly lied to us. Beware of this woman and her lies.

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.

StoneCreek Independent Living is a wonderful community with an atmosphere of genuine kindness…read more Jeannine, the Community Relations Director, is exceptionally patient and compassionate, she truly listens and takes the time to help people find the right place to call home. The entire team is lovely and supportive, creating a welcoming environment where residents feel cared for and respected.

I attended family night last week and the staff was very friendly and the food was good. The…read morebuilding looked clean and residents were happy and engaged. Khary was at the front desk and greeted me with a smile and was very helpful. Landon, the Executive Director, was accessible and led his team by helping to serve food and making sure everyone had a good time.

Beautiful senior living. Community very friendly. The transition to their place was comforting in…read moremaking the decision to choose Parc Place.

The place is clean. The food is delicious. The staff is kind and professional. Make sure you are…read moreaware of EVERYTHING in the lease contract. You have to give a 60 day notice to move out. It seems somewhat reasonable if you are choosing to move to another retirement community or moving in with realitives, etc...BUT if you are moving to an assisted facility You have to give a 60 day notice. I was not able to do that. My Mom declined quickly so I had to move her to a facility to keep her safe and to give her help. They don't budge on that 60 days at all. If you die you have to give a 30 day notice! Renter beware!! For this reason I do not recommend Parc Place! My Mom is out of thousands of dollars!! ..

My wife is staying at Avir and has dementia she is receiving great nursing care and am very…read moresatisfied with all the attention that is given to her. I would give this place an A rating. G W JEFFRIES

My Dad was placed here upon being discharged from the hospital. The nurses seemed very nice,…read moreespecially Michelle. But the people who dealt with the administrative side of things were nothing short of awful. Samantha Marshall harassed me during a very sensitive time in our family. They would put me on speaker phone & have other people in the room listening. They kept muting the phone & talking amongst themselves before answering me. This place tried to send him home before he was ready & they made several threats. I was my Dad's power of attorney, both monetary & medical, & they accused me of using him for financial gain. I truly hope you consider placing your loved ones anywhere but here.