Sagora Senior Living

The overall experience seems to have help my mother. The security, medical and nutrition seems good. The activities at the facility are very good. The residents go to museums and to different shops. They have movies at the Memory care and they celebrate birthdays and holidays. This facility is very new and has only been opened for about 11 months. There has been some management and care provider turnover. Services have not suffered that I can tell.

This place is great! The staff and management really care about the people that live there. The fact that the meals are served like in a restuarant is a big plus. They get to chose from 3 different items and from personal experience tastes wonderful. The rooms are nice and comfortable

We stopped in and had dinner at the Brentwood estates(by the way it was very good). we found the staff to be very helpful and freindly but it did not satisfy the care needs we were looking for, it seems there was not too much help for the residents. Although I would have to say from a budget standpoint it was very affordable living.

The executive Manager and Marketing Lady were very helpful in making the changes we requested to make living here more comfortable. The Executive Manager is a Hands on Manager. Not only is his office door open, but he circulates among the residents and solicits opinions. And calls the residents by their names. The food is well prepared and seasoned. The wait staff is friendly and efficient. They knew our names after the first day. The chef is willing to answer questions or listen to suggestions. A map in each room shows the closest place to go in case of fire or Tornado. Each room door has to be locked by the residents key. No one can be accidently locked out of their room. A well rounded schedule of activities, including on weekends. I am still unpacking and have not had time to participate in any of the activities. The other residents are a mixed group. Some friendly and some not so friendly. One good aspect is the Assisted Living Unit is in a separate building and does not share any of our Community space, as they did where I lived previously. A few of the residents do need to be over in Assisted Living. The Lobby needs sofas that are easier to get off of.

It's been a good experience so far. It's clean and they are friendly. The food is good, my parents like it. The community is anxious to hear what we think, and to make sure we are happy. We liked that we could work with medicare after they had been there a while.

This was really nice, I really liked it. The staff were very friendly, and the decorations were super nice. It was more assisted than what we needed. They seemed like the most organized location of the places we went to. The lady who was in charge seemed more on top of things than the others we came across.

This is a nice community, it's a very pretty place, and the staff are friendly and caring. One issue my loved one had a lot of complaints about was the assigned seating for meals, she'd rather be free to pick who she sits with, and the way it worked out for her initially was she ended up at a rather empty table. Not long after moving in a situation arose where my loved one needed to go to the hospital, and we are not pleased with the price we are having to pay to keep her room reserved while she is not there, but we really have no choice.

So far the staff and facility has been nice. My mother seems to like it.

We were very impressed with the facility and services, however it is rather remote as compared to HV, and he would be limited by the distance to the Thomas Hospital wellness Center for fitness programs. This facility is a possibility.

Very nice. No two bedroom available. Waiting list for two bedroom with three families on it. Would let nj & gd 'camp-out in memory care in a companion suite but if the suite was needed they would be moved.

Smaller 50 residents. Older facility. 6600 with basic level of care.

All level of care. pet friendly.

I visited and brought my uncle along. I also stopped by with my parents late afternoon today after leaving Lakestone. We are leaning towards Lakestone because of lower cost. Once dad needs to move to assisted, then they would move out of Lakestone. Again I see a drawback in the 45-min drive that I had not realized on my previous visit.

Visited with my parents today. They liked it and to my surprise, mom said once we switch them to an insurance plan that covers them in this area, she is ready to move. Friday I'll make calls to find them a great Medicare plan. My only concern now is distance. I want to explore other options closer than 45 minutes it takes me to Granbury.

The care is good. Mother is just settling in and they do activities but they're not quite up to here level. When she went to the book hour they were reading Rapunzel to the residents. Mother reads more challenging literature and hasn't been able to fine something as intellectually stimulating as she would like. We chose them because of the extended care option. If she runs out of money she goes on to Medicaid and they will keep you on through different levels of care. Another thing they could improve is the food. Mother says they have very good quality food they just simply aren't very good cooks. Again, this is something that she is good at so anything less is disappointing for her.

Moved my father into Mirabella in Sept 2013 from La. He has made many friends and has gotten involved in several activities at and thru Mirabella. His apartment is very spacious and light flows in thru the windows. Bathroom is handicap assessible which is a requirment for us. All the staff are so loving and helpful and check in on my father several times a day. His doctor can even make house calls if he needs something. Food is wonderful and kitchen staff very friendly and willing to take suggestions. We are able to visit anytime always feeling very welcome. Great place for assisted living or independent living in Ft Wortrh

It turned out that it wasn't a good fit for my grandmother but that's not necessarily through any fault of Parkwood Meadows. She was not eating and all the meals are provided so we were paying for that. She was not taking her medicine either. We are in the process of moving her but it's not because we didn't like the place it. She just needs more care. Everybody was really nice there and we liked the place.

It was nice, but it wasn't the same as the one we ended up choosing. It had a different layout and grounds. It was newer, and it didn't have any outside grounds. We have a little dog, and there wouldn't have been a good place to walk him. It was good food, the director was fine and the people were very nice. We hated that we stayed here for a week and then decided to choose a different community. We chose another Holiday though, and the people were very gracious about it.

Upon touring everything was clean and beautiful. All the personnel were extremely friendly and helpful. The only issue was trying to transfer there from a SNF. The communication was very poor. This is probably from both sides--but it was exceptionally frustrating.

This is another beautiful facility but it's also very large. It's like four floors and mom wouldn't have been able to get around very well.