Pinnacle Senior Living

It seems to be a place with ample friendly staff eager to assist with needs. The residents are friendly and interactive, and seem very satisfied with the facility. The setting is one that encourages chats and interaction if desired though not forced.

5 on everything except food.. when I moved in in December the food was excellent.. shortly after that the quality began to deteriorate. There seems to be a LOT of pasta being served and the fruit is no longer fresh but canned .I would give the food a 3 The entire staff is remarkable, kind, friendly, efficient Number 8.. value for the money..as I pay $[fee removed] a month and the rest is paid by Medicaid I certainly feel I am getting value for my money. But I can't imagine why people paying $[fee removed] a month put up with institutional grade toilet paper

My mom never moved in. The staff worked with me to get my mom set up in an apt, but she passed away before she could move in. I loved the facilities and the staff. Highly recommend. I honestly wish my mom could have lived there. I think she would have loved it. Everyone working there was great. The residents seemed very happy and friendly.

The friendliness of the staff gets a 5+. The activities and value for cost gets a 4+. It's like a big family. Everyone cares about each other and takes time to talk and give a helping hand if needed. My husband is in rehab right now and their friendship and caring has been wonderful. The staff is amazing.

My husband has lived at Harvest Home Assisted Living since [date removed]. I can honestly say that every concern can be brought to light and addressed with management. I see - on a daily basis - only caring people who are striving every day to do their best for the residents. Residents are treated with kindness and love. I have not had any reason to be concerned about the medications that my husband receives each day and at different times during the day - the "Med Techs" always check if there is a question about anything and keep me apprised of any new meds or if there is the need to change the way he receives these medicines. The "Care Team" comprised of sweet loving people is well trained and are always ready to lend a hand. I'm going to repost my original review title now as it is still how things are going at Harvest Home Assisted Living. Check it out: They're not just running this place - they are on a mission!

Everything was great. Her health declined, and they brought in nurses and took care of everything. At first we chose them because of the price, but within 6 months the price doubled and now I owe $[removed]. I wish they had been more clear on that. I understand the extra care, but the cost kept changing. I have a problem with that.

I would recommend it to others. It has given our family so much comfort knowing our mother is so well cared for. I would like to add that the staff was very helpful and kind. They would return calls, texts, and emails. We got so much information and help from them.

My experience at River Point of Kerrville was exceptional from start to finish. The staff I interacted with were knowledgeable, professional, and incredibly warm and personable. Rachel, who led my tour, went above and beyond to make me feel welcomed. Her warmth, attention to detail, and genuine care made the visit truly memorable. She patiently answered all of my questions and helped me envision what life here could be like for a loved one. What impressed me most was the sense of community and care. The team highlighted various activities and services that ensure the residents are engaged and supported, and the enthusiasm for the work being done at River Point was contagious. It’s clear that everyone truly cares about the people they’re helping. If you're looking for a place for a loved one, River Point of Kerrville should absolutely be at the top of your list!

I cannot say enough good things about Villa Court! This place has truly been a blessing for my dad and our entire family. Ever since they introduced their "low-income" program, my dad has been able to afford the outstanding care he deserves while living in a beautiful, welcoming community. It's clear that the program was created with compassion and a genuine desire to make high-quality care accessible to everyone. The staff here are nothing short of amazing. They treat my dad with such kindness and respect, always going above and beyond to ensure he’s comfortable and happy. It feels like they genuinely care about every resident, and that gives me so much peace of mind.

Every time I step in the door. I feel like I am home. All are so caring and it shows. [name removed] is not only a great representative but as the community face., she represents her compassion for the residents and the place they call home.

River Point is a welcoming community that provides great activities, nourishing meals and a home-like atmosphere all while providing necessary care and resources. The bonus is that both Assisted Living and Memory Care are both offered at River Point, I recommend an in-person tour so you can see first hand!

[name removed] at Desert View is a real life gem! Desert View Senior Living will take wonderful care of a dear parent & put the whole family at ease the whole time! The words integrity, sincerity, compassion & comprehensive care come to mind!

Rooms are nice size, staff is friendly, many activities to keep active. Price is affordable and residents are mostly happy.

I would give them a 5. Granted I don't have a lot of experience with assisted living homes, but the caregivers were so compassionate and when [name removed] was unable to care for herself soon after moving in, they did whatever they could to help her. I was happy with Cottonwood Manor.

A very welcoming community. Location is in a residential area and very accessible to shopping, doctors, hospitals as needed. Very lovely place with apartments to fit ones needs, singles or couples. Staff is professional yet very friendly going out of their way to learn everyone's name and to tend to their needs. Transportation to doctor appointment is provided as well as weekly outings for shopping, dining out experiences, banking needs and occasional tours to events in town. A new resident is immediately made to feel welcome and introduced to the other residents. All questions are answered quickly and any help one might need is readily available. There are daily activities such as bingo, exercise classes, knitting, word games and many others with special occasions featuring refreshments, entertainment and talent shows. It's like meeting a new family and new friends daily.

I think Villa Court Assisted Living are fairly priced and offer good care. I rarely have complaints.

I had an excellent 5 week stay at Harvest Home. I would recommend this assisted living facility to anyone who needs an assisted living place to stay. The staff (administrators, nurses and aides) were very friendly and helpful. I was given large portions on great meals everyday. There is a dining room but due to my disabilities I ate most meals in my room.

My sister-in-law was very impressed with our tour--variety of activities, dining hall. Very helpful staff. She is happy at Desert Springs.

Overall, California Mission Inn is a very nice facility. It has a friendly and fun atmosphere for the residents.

My sister and I have had considerable experience with memory care facilities through the needs of our parents and now our brother. The relationships with some other places started good but deteriorated with the change of key personnel or new management/owner. This time we feel like we found THE golden egg. It has been a blend of the best features we found in other places. Dementia comes with different challenges so there isn't a predictable "normal" . We quickly learned that this facility tries hard to work adjusting to the patient instead of trying to make the patient into something they can't be. An example of this is how they handled our brother claiming elements of the decorating as his. Our brother was a very smart person and after he graduated from college he was able to continue his desire to know more by reading. As a result he owned a huge library of books on a wide range of subjects which he read and studied. Because of the limited space in his room we had to figure out what things would be the most important to him to feel at home. Part of the decorations at Barber Station were strategically placed books with their covers removed. Very soon he "rescued" them. Now every available surface in his room became host to them. The staff didn't make a big deal about it. The needs of the patient was greater to them than fighting over where books are supposed to be. That is a reflection of all levels of the staff and their focus on the vulnerable people in their care. The staff understands that their patients once upon a time were healthy and important people to their family and the community. Even though they aren't what they were, they still deserve respect and need patience.