My mom lives here. I would move her,but afraid it would kill her. They increase prices every year…read more It is now over $9000 a month. There are not enough people to care for the residents. I quit eatting the food, it is horrible. Her clothes are not washed regularly. They mix the clothes up even when names are on the items. I Rrecently saw a google add and relized where their priorities lie. It is really a sad place.

I lived in Harbor Chase of Southlake Texas for five years…read more Bed bugs are cycling through the building and no one can tell you that you will not get them again. Very unprofessional folks who have poor skills in mutually agreeable to all.

My Mom experienced loving care while she resided in Discovery. Her care was consistent, and…read moreprofessional. She thrived while there. I think you would be at peace with your decision to place your loved one here.

My mom and step dad have been at Discovery Village for about three years. Not every day is perfect…read morebut they are always treated with kindness and compassion. The facility is clean and tidy. The nurses and aides seem to really enjoy their work and interacting with the residents. It has become like "family" to us. We especially enjoy Hannah the Head nurse. She is always willing to help.

They care. My grand mother has been in this establishment for over 2 years now and I full heartedly…read moretrust the staff. Every time I come for a visit, I see the care and patience they have for each and every person in the facility. Food quality is excellent Hygiene is tended to Activities all throughout the day My favorite part of the whole facility is, the massive outdoor area the patients can go to any time of the day. Sitting right next to a large lake that I know helps with the overall morale. (Don't worry, it is completely gated all around, your loved one won't be in a situation that will bring worry) It's a great feeling knowing my grandmother is getting the care she deserves. Every dollar is worth that peace of mind.

My brothers and I moved mom from another facility on Precinct Line Road in Colleyville after many…read moreissues and finally, some real safety concerns. We were new to memory care because my dad was mom's caretaker until he passed away suddenly, so we had no idea was was good or bad or right or wrong with memory care. Let me just say...facility on Precinct Line Road in Colleyville, Bad! Silverado Southlake, Good! We moved mom to Southlake in January 2018. As with most Alzheimer's patients, mom has declined in the last year. I've had at least quarterly care plan meetings with the staff and they are always tweaking her care. The staff always calls me to remind me its time and schedule the meeting. I usually drop in unannounced and always find the staff engaged. The residents seem to have full days and the staff tries to engage the residents with activities. Mom doesn't know me any more, but just last week, on a Saturday, they had a fellow with a guitar singing old songs. Those residents, including my mom, where sitting in a circle singing along to those tunes. I sat down with her and watched the response. She knew those songs but not me :-) I have found the staff to be very good, when compared with my previous experience. Is it perfect? No. It wouldn't be perfect if you had your loved one in your home. Is the care exceptional? Yes! There has been some turnover of staff, but that seems to be the norm in the industry. It is a tough business. In my view, the residents receive excellent care. The communications are excellent. If something happens, like a fall, which will happen, they are on the phone as soon as it is discovered, even if its in the middle of the night. Frankly, after getting involved in a family council with the other facility, I have come to learn that some people complain no matter what. Most of the complainers aren't interested in problem solving. Most of the folks that complained the most were on their fifth or sixth facility. At some point, you gotta ask yourself...what is the constant denominator? In summary, I love Silverado Southlake and the staff. I could not bring my mother to my home and care for her better. She is always clean, and mostly happy, considering she has a 60 second memory loop. The staff seem to really care about taking care of these vulnerable people and in my view, provide the best care available.

My mother-in-law, Pat, has been living at the BeeHive for almost 1 year. My husband and I could not…read morerecommend this place more! We were so happy to find this gem after searching many different homes and facilities. We visit often at various times and days. There is always something going on. Crafts, parties, special guest. Meals are served in the family style dining area. The atmosphere is peaceful and pleasant. The staff has been caring and loving to Pat. She is so happy living there! If you're looking for a special place for your loved one, check out the BeeHive!

What a wonderful place for your parent. They will be well-loved and well taken care of. The staff…read moreis very loving and takes every opportunity to help the residents feel at home. I love visiting and spending time with the residents.

We were looking for an Assisted Living Facility (ALF) for my Grandpa. After him having bad…read moreexperiences at other places, we finally found a beautiful, clean, spacious and caring place for him. Just by switching his environment and the staff that actually does things with their residents, his overall well being has improved rapidly! His specialists have seen nothing but positive results in his health to include his diet. Mariella of Grapevine's healthy & delicious diet plans for all their residents have made huge positive changes with his health. Their daily activities and outings are super fun and they always bring a medical staff member for extra support! He has been to more outings in less than 6 months than he has been at his last ALF in 2 years! The facility is super cozy, quant and beautiful. There's a courtyard with ducks, lots of birds and a koi pond. The environment is super clean and the quality of care for their residents is phenomenal! The facilities and staff are loving, fabulous and the price is very reasonable! THANK YOU!!! 5 STARS!!!!!

STOP! Please Read! Do not place your family member here. Atria has so many problems from leadership…read moreto daily care staff as well as med techs. Turn over is very high. Care staff does not get along with each other which therefore the resident suffers. Our parent was a resident from May 2025- early 2026- Assisted living in which they never met her care plan needs she was paying for. $ 6500 monthly. We had to go multiple times weekly to take care of her needs. Neglect everywhere with multiple residents. We communicate with many other residents - same problems. Staff needs a lot more training on communication with dementia residents as well as general care. Multiple medication errors. Janae - med tech is very un-professional and does not know her job and the importance of understanding medications and what they are given for. Care staff very rude, no compassion with dementia residents. Atria turnover with executive director as well as nurse coordinator- multiple since last May 2025. Multiple EMS calls per week to facilty. Atria is grapevines #1 EMS call monthly. I could go on and on. My parent was very ill and hospitalized and never returned by our choice. Always do your homework on a facilty by pulling the state reports. Please don't waste your parent's money on this facilty.

My father stayed in this particular assisted living for roughly a year. The facility itself is…read morepretty. And staff is friendly. But my problems lies with policies. My father was in and out of the hospital a lot. Eventually I had to end his living at atria because he was in the hospital for over 3 months. The facility could/ should have notified me the family member that they were about to destroy his leftover medication , so that I could have saved him hundreds of dollars. Now that he is being discharged finally from the hospital I have to repurchase all his medication again. They should really consider rectifying this policy. I don't believe any new caretaker would know in advance that the medication would be destroyed so quickly.

My Mom lived at The Landing at Watermere Extended Care on their 3rd floor for most of the year in…read more2024. This was such a huge disappointment! The price to live at The Landing was exorbitant for what my Mother actually received in daily care. I naively assumed that with the overall beautiful look of the facility and the high cost to live there that the level of care would match accordingly. I was paying for EXCELLENCE! My hopes were quickly diminished. The Aides that were there- and to the best of my knowledge had been there a long time- had terrible attitudes. It was as though they hated being there. I communicated with the Director of the floor, regularly, to make problems known, as I hoped for change in behavior towards my Mom. The Director was super-helpful & did everything in her power to correct the problems! She had meetings, hired new people, & sadly, very little changed. As people were fired & some good new people were hired, it seemed as though this was more of a "systemic problem". Actual change did not occur. The food was very poor quality- I heard one woman describe it as worse than food given in prison. (Imagine school lunch 1975) My Mother lost 20 lbs in the first 3 months, she was down to 97 lbs! The Aides nor Nurses on staff did anything to try to help her find something else to eat. Simply shrugged their shoulders. Her daily routine was Get her out of bed in the morning for breakfast. They may or may not put clean clothes on her. May or may not brush her teeth and hair. After breakfast they Put her back in her bed, in the dark, for 4 hours until lunch. They'd get her up & take her to lunch. Bring her back to her room and may or may not change her dirty briefs, & Leave her in her bed, flat, in the dark, staring at the ceiling, for 4 more hours until dinner. They'd get her up for dinner, bring her back and put her in bed by 6:00pm, May or may not change her dirty brief, & Leave her in the dark in her bed until 5:00am the next morning when they changed her brief and left again. ****This is not a LIFE!**** It was almost as though they were just waiting for her to die. And I believe she would have if I had not intervened. When I realized the Aides had no routine they followed daily, & no one ever seemed "to know anything" about her care routine & who was responsible for what. I made a specific list of daily care for her since they had NO care report to follow other than 1. take her to eat and 2. make the bed. These aren't complicated things: Change her clothes daily. Brush her hair & teeth. Change her brief every 4 hours. Turn the lights on in her room- open the blinds. Make sure she has fresh water & it's beside her. Don't use her food tray for diaper changes! After several months of fruitless negotiations with her Aides. Some even had the gall to argue with me about what I was requesting for her care. I finally took my concerns to meet with the Executive Director & he was talking to Corporate & as it turns out, Corporate was very upset with ME that the Aides were having to follow private instructions daily! They clearly didn't want to make changes & I never heard back from them at all! I have everything on photos & videos as well as endless emails listing the lack of care & proper attention on any given day. *Bruises, cuts that took weeks to heal. *Sores on her bottom where her brief was not changed often 8-16 hours between changes. It happened MANY times! It's truly disgusting. *Dirty gloves, used in changing her briefs, were not removed- handling her clothes, wheelchair, tables, doorknobs, etc. *Diaper changing items placed on her rolling food table during changings. *Dirty clothes hanging all over the room & then put back in her closet dirty. The list goes on. *The RN they are so proud to have on the 3rd floor to have "Hospital Level Care" is actually responsible for making rounds to the other 2 floors in their shift. This means they are very rarely even at their Nurses Station seat to monitor the 3rd Floor because they are spread so thin working on the other floors. *Aides are given a certain number of patients they are responsible for, but some people require a lot of time in a shift due to their ailments, so the Aides end up almost ignoring the ones that are "easy" because they don't "need" as much. Or they hand them off to a newly trained Aide that doesn't have experience & doesn't take the time to look around to see what is actually needed. In the end, As I was preparing to move my Mom out, I found out that even the people in the leadership positions on the Landing 3rd floor started leaving over the last 2 months we were there. I hope things have improved in the last 4 months- and it's possible it has-but potential new Guests or current Guest families need to be aware! Get a good camera for your loved one! The saddest part is I know my Mom isn't the only one these things happened to!

Nothing short of neglect since my mother in law moved in here. They skip her meds routinely causing…read moreelevated blood pressure. No consistency on timing of medication. Weekday staff are generally good and consistent but overall the weekends are filled with temp staff that either doesn't know or care about doctors orders etc. Simple weekly housekeeping ignited, sheets not being changed, hair not washed. The list goes on and on. We have met and discussed these issues numerous times yet it continues. Here we are Sunday morning and no one could be bothered to make sure she got breakfast. I have cameras in her room and can see and document everything.

My mother lived in a 4 Seasons home for almost 5 years. I highly recommend these homes. We didn't…read morehave to have her tested for levels of memory loss or care needs; they just took care of her as her needs increased. The small number of people in each home makes it easy to visit and the atmosphere is more home-like. I feel sure that Kendra's care extended her life because she personalized everything about her care, getting her up to keep walking, and learning and addressing her needs. We did have occasional concerns about other staff and our concerns were always addressed satisfactorily. Nellie and Joy were also good; unfortunately I don't know all of the other names. We moved Mom to 4 Seasons during the pandemic, which was scary, but it turned out to be the right thing. We are very grateful.

If anyone is tasked with finding a home for an aging parent or loved one look no further. The home…read moresetting and wonderful caregivers make this difficult decision easy. My MIL could no longer live independently and we struggled with finding just the right place where she would still feel like she had a home. 4 Seasons has houses in residential neighborhoods and the staff to resident ratio gives us piece of mind knowing she gets the attention and help she needs.

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.

About my previous review, the Keller location has changed management and quite a bit of the staff…read more I am very impressed with the changes made. The rooms and bathrooms are kept clean, the residents are taken well care of and fed at the same time every day. The menus are really good. (They eat better than I do). There is one person in particular that has had a lot to do with the improvements and that would be Shae. She is The supervisor in my wife's building. She is doing a fantastic job. I see it on a daily basis. The residents are happy.

Poor experience. I was hired and then shared concerns over urine smells in the building. They…read moresaid I was too picky. Be sure it looks good, feels good and smells good before you move your loved one to one of these places.