Integrated Senior Lifestyles

What I like most about this community is how spacious and comfortable the apartments are, whether for one person or a couple. The layout feels open and livable, not cramped. There are plenty of activities for seniors, along with multiple common areas that give residents space to gather, socialize, and participate in different events. The large dining area is another highlight—it easily accommodates everyone and creates a welcoming atmosphere. Transportation services are also a big plus. They offer rides for group outings, errands, doctor appointments, and more, which makes life much easier. The community provides a wide range of amenities, including therapy services, a beauty salon, gym, swimming pool, and even a pool table. For those who need additional support, they also offer extra services such as cleaning, private group meetings, private outings, and other personalized services for an additional cost. Overall, it’s a well-rounded community with a lot to offer.

Sometimes difficult to get actual nursing needs right away, such as administering medicine. However, we like the Friendly staff. My mother benefits from physical and occupational therapy on-site. Therapists are excellent and very friendly. My mother is in extended care (nursing home type of care), and the nurse on duty carries a cellphone which family can call at anytime. Usually the nurse either answers when I call or returns my call promptly.

The apartments are huge with great floor planes. They have an exercise room, pool and pickle ball court. The landscaping and court yard are beautiful. Full sized washer/dryer connections in each apartment. Flooring in apartments are vinyl but look like wood. Dining room serves breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday. Dinner is served one day a week. I prefer a seven day a week dining room that serves 7 days a week. The apartments are super quiet even facing the highway. There are plenty of activities and everything is so inviting.

The staff for the most part was kind but they were clearly needing more staff to cover needs on a couple of occasions. The rooms and people were very nice to work with and super accommodating . From my mom's perspective she absolutely hated the food. The variety was there but the quality wasn't very good. No concerns about cleanliness but the taste wasn't great.

Very nice facility with many options. Prices seem reasonable. Unfortunately, right now, my brother in law is looking for a 1 bedroom stand alone cottage which Watercrest does not offer. Also, offering only one level of assisted living without possible memory care and full assistance might not be the best facility for him.

What I like the most about the community is that the people are very friendly and it is a safe and secure place. The food is also great. Yes, I would recommend Watermere at Frisco to other families based on the experience so far.

The staff is very friendly. The residents are very friendly. The only real negative is the food is too fatty and doesn't consistently allow for dietary needs. We are working on this with them now. There are multiple apartment sizes available. Amenities seem adequate. Lots of events.

Isle at Watercrest is a great place. Love the look and enjoy the staff. We made a great choice for my dad.

The 2 bed, 2 bath is a very nice size apartment. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The food is fair to average. I think the activities directors do a very good job giving us a wide variety of things to choose from.

Very helpful staff and administration doing all they can to make this living experience the best it can be. Tried to meet all our needs. I highly recommend this facility.

They are kind and take a lot of the load off the care takers.

Moving in and out is a real pain. Narrow doors, no freight elevator, doors will not stay open long enough to use the medallion and pick up a box and enter through the very narrow doors. So, bring help to hold the doors. Choose your room wisely. Mine is at the farthest point from the elevator which is a pain when moving or grocery shopping. My wife hates that. Covered parking is limited and garages are very expensive. Carrying groceries from the car, during a driving rain storm is no fun, especially since there is no roof over some of the entryways, so you can get drenched while fumbling for your medallion to unlock the door. Try to get a good parking spot. The staff has always been very friendly helpful. The building and grounds are always beat and clean. The swimming pools are nice and there are some really great restaurants, and a movie theater, very close by.

Food could definitely be improved. i really appreciated the frequent trash being taken out daily. I founf it very difficult to take my laundry down the hall to wash and dry it. [name removed], the activity director, was very friendly and I enjoyed the trips to walmart with her and the bus driver, [name removed].

Seems lacking in carrying through on orders nurse practioner has written. Mom states food doesn't taste good; however she does not have much sense of taste. [name removed], activities director, is very friendly and encouraging and plans appropriate activities. Yes, we would recommend the community to other families.

Top notch place for the price, granite counters, brand new washer dryer, heated indoor pool. You cannot get any better for the price. There is a washer and dryer in the apartment. . Also the food is really good fun games and card playing as well and church as well. I wish Mom could have stayed but she requires full time care now. It is like a vacation place if the senior is able to be independent. They do offer an assisted and memory care in the building behind Moms place. It just was not in our budget.

independent living facility, no care provided. It's not ideal for diabetics, continental breakfast all carbs, little protein provided. Food allowance included in rent and a lunch menu is provided. More meals avail once the place fills up. Some classes provided but its limited now. Gym provided is a 5. Right now there may be deals so they can get the apts leased. It's expensive living here, so if a resident is on a tight fixed income, this may not be what they need. We have had a few glitches, but all in all worked around it.

The reason I gave threes to several things is that there has been staff turnover and I also think that considering the cost of the facility, the individualized care is not very frequent. Sometimes small health concerns have been overlooked or not dealt with right away. Also, the staff have not been very good about making sure that Amy drinks water even though I've told them numerous times to do so. Having said that, I've only visited occasionally as I do not live in Lubbock. The staff are very friendly and seem caring. I have not actually tried the food just giving [name removed] opinion about it. The facility is very nice overall.

There is therapy available for those who need it. And wide variety of activities. You can stay as busy as you want to be. I like the arts council visits and the other art centered projects. Also like how the various holidays are celebrated.

The kitchenette in the apts is a wonderful thing. Retaining kitchen staff has been an issue, so the option to cook for one's self is important. I have found that the community one looks forward to during meals is important, yet the understaffing in the kitchen doesn't seem to keep up with this. In turn, this is frustrating to the tenants who are aging and don't really want to cook for themselves. The staff is friendly for the entire complex. They are truly welcoming and have the best interest for the tenants. It's a facility that is not perfect, but excels in the community for events and knowing their tenants.

Their chef quit and they have had a hard time replacing them. I would just say, food needs to be a priority so residents don't have to spend more money on getting food from the grocery store or out. Other than that, everyone has been very nice.