Enriched Senior Living

Great facility.

The put a great emphasis on individual care. They are very attention to detail, when it comes to the care of the residents. Overall, they are very flexible, and accomodating of meeting the needs of each resident.

I would recommend you checking out the community to see if it would be the right fit for your loved one. This is a nice and clean community. The community didn't have enough qualified staff to provide individualized care for my loved one. There is no nurse on staff in the building each day, and this was a big concern for me for the care of my loved one. The residents had their own rooms in the community.

I toured New Haven Assisted Living and Memory Care of Tomball; the gentleman who showed us tour was very informational and friendly, he's the new manager. I felt that there wasn't much help on the floor, he did talk about hiring more staff. We chose another community because the rooms were too small for both of my parents. It might have been good for one person, but for two people it was a little small.

Nice community, it was too big and didn't have a secure courtyard for the residents.

As with any care facility, family members are an important part of the care team. I believe New Haven staff strive to offer the best care and they do seem to listen to family concerns. There was a bit of disorganization with mom's care in the beginning and it was important that knowledgeable family was on board to clarify needs. The environment is upbeat and happy.

The people are super nice and I really enjoyed the bible studies. However when it came to the meals they are heavily loaded with carbs and always have the same vegetable's. They could also have better activities - they definitely are catered more towards an older crowd.

It's a nice place. They got a new chef, although they didn't replace the sous chef. So the sides aren't the best, but my parents tell me the entrees are delicious. Housekeeping tends to knock on the metal doors with their keys, so see about getting a doorbell if you're loved one is hard of hearing. Also double check some things before you move in, but that would be true of any place. For the most part, the staff have been very good. My loved one has had some falls, and they were very quick to call the lift services to get her back up and make sure she was okay. They provide assistance to the dining room if needed. And housekeeping seems to be very nice.

This is a great community for your loved one and it feels like home. As soon as I got here everyone made me feel like I was at home. It has been an all around positive living experience living here. I have a really nice home here.

Due to the shortage of workers some of the things are lacking at the community but with the correct staffing there could be changes and it used to be a priority. Delicious meals and I eat there a lot. I notice that when I do eat they always have extra meals prepared just to share. You become a part of their family, they treat you like you belong.

Overall it was a pleasant environment. The staff was extremely friendly. My loved one said the food was just okay. But she really liked the activities and how they kept the residents busy with Bingo and stuff like that. I would have liked for them to have some additional care features, like bed sensors that prompt them to check on residents when they get up in the night.

Sodalis - Garden Ridge is close to perfect, it is very homey and just a good fit for our loved one. Our loved one does not participate in the activities but from what we have seen they look fairly good. We do think the value for cost is right in line with other communities. Also a huge thing for our loved one was to find a place that allows smoking and this place does.

They were very thorough in going over the details before we placed our loved one there, so we knew what to expect. The move-in was very well coordinated, and they got her settled in nicely. The staff were very competent, and the facility was kept clean. It was a nice atmosphere.

Facilities was nice with a hill country atmosphere with covered patio space. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Studio apartment a good size with many storage options and space for mom's family pictures or personal items to display. Built in bench in the walk-in shower.

we did a virtual tour with this community and it was good. The staff was very friendly and they answered all our questions. Pricing was higher than other places we looked at.

I think that the memory care unit is nice. Right now anyway, it's very small. They have maybe 10 residents total. So it's small enough for them to all be in the common area together, and it's kind of cozy. The staff are pretty much young girls, but they're all good. Some are sharper and quicker than others, but they're still all good. I do think they're understaffed and could use more help. The food is pretty decent. And the place is pretty clean. But especially with Covid, I know they don't have the time to disinfect every little thing every second. But they do make an effort. I would definitely recommend this community to others.

We toured NewForest Estates and it was not handicap accessible which is what we needed. Also, the apartments were smaller and our furniture would not have fit in them.

The community has been wonderful, the staff members are great and very considerate. We do not have to worry about our loved one there, they are taking great care off all her needs. Her diet is more limited so she is not able to eat all the meals but the food is very good. The value for our mother is a little expensive, but for our father who is in memory care the value is excellent.

Mom’s favorite so far, like big closet, liked the happy hour every other Friday;

For assisted living I think it is good. It's not the best however. The community is tidy. The staff are responsive. They have an outside patio, and you are able to take walks.