Senior Solutions Management Group

To my understanding the facility was sold and then the food went drastically down in quality. Staff in kitchen has now having a lot of turn over. The issues they have been having has caused some residents to find new facilities. Rent is also being increased. There are a couple of security issues as well.

The community has been good for mom. People and staff are very friendly, the food quality isn't up to mom's standards (lots of fried southern foods) and housecleaning could use some pointers. Otherwise it's been a good experience.

My Mom was a resident at Garden Estates for 17 months until she passed away on [date removed]. They took good care of Mom and worked well with Choice Hospice. Cudos to [name removed]

It is a very nice facility with a wonderful staff. Although, if looking for memory care, it feels like an afterthought and is less appealing than the rest of the community. I initially chose this community because of their bridge program which is an in between assisted living and memory care and Arbor Terrace is the only place that offers this option. My mother did not qualify for the bridge program so I started looking into other memory care options.

Friendly. Attentive nurse. Attentive Med Tech. Care staff is thin. We picked this community, because it was the best price and location

Our family had an in person tour with Court at Round Rock and it was a nice tour experience overall but the community was just way to big for our loved one.

Some of the people working there are not very kind to the people living there. All the people there are old, so some staff talk down to them. The food is usually good, but they did have a few weeks where they must've had changeover and the food was very bad. I know that older people that don't feel well are sometimes grouchy but the staff there should not talk down to them. My dad's had constant problems with the TV since he's been there. Some of the staff that know nothing about the TV. Keep telling him it's not working because of the weather which is BS. Some improvements needed as I listed. Would still recommend no place is perfect.

My review is based off of before they were sold to another group. They really do care about their people. And it was the only place I saw where people were doing things instead of just sitting around...which I liked. They can't keep track of everything so if you have someone who shouldn't be alone and wanders this isn't the place. My mom had to be relocated to memory care in December because she wandered off and the police brought her back 15 minutes later.

Yes I would recommend. They need more outdoor time just strong outside world be so beneficial. This place along with most right now is very short staffed and work their employees to much with had resulted in staff change which isn't good for memory care patients.It's always clean in common areas but the individual rooms aren't kept as clean. Meals are generally the same weekly and bland. Limited outdoor activities due to short staff. Overall I would pick the place again.

The staff is great! [Name removed] in particular was so helpful, patient and friendly. The staff is all very nice and go above and beyond to meet the needs of their residents. It feels more like a retirement community than an assisted living facility. They plan a lot of activities and encourage the residents to become engaged and have fun.

I haven't eaten the food myself, but my family member says it is too salty and doesn't like it. We initially chose Arbor Terrace of East Cobb just because it was a better overall fit for all other categories than some other facilities we looked at.

I would say it's been really great. They have been mostly responsive and helpful. I would recommend to others.

They have sitting areas, exercise room, craft room, shopping trips, transportation for appointments, parties, bingo and exercise class every day, table/card games, special entertainment, and church service is on site. We've been pleased. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. It is a nice place, at an affordable price.

I think the maintenance needs to be better, my moms kitchen faucet has been broken since she moved in on [date removed]. They keep promising to fix it but never have. Also I think when someone goes into an apartment they should lock the door behind them. My mom has slept all night several times with the door unlocked after she was given her evening pills. I also think they need to get better quality food and someone that knows how to run a kitchen. I did catering for over 400 people everyday for 13 years and I know their kitchen needs help.

The staff is friendly. There is room for improvement on the food. Often it's too salty/over seasoned - perhaps in some ways they're trying too hard for the population they're serving. They also serve a lot of sandwiches for the dinner meal, after a main meal at lunchtime There is a sense of community in the building. The facility always seems really clean, and I often see someone cleaning. The décor is not the most modern and on trend, but it's nice and it feels homey, which I think is very appropriate for this age group . It's also well maintained and inviting.

We liked Garden Estates of Temple quite a bit. When we were looking we thought it was just independent living which is why we were not able to go with them.

Our experience has been very good so far. The facility is very clean. The people are very friendly. They just need do something about food. It's like a school lunch program.

The staff is very personable. They treat my mother with great respect and deal with her needs accordingly. I love the apartment. It's clean and well maintained. The only negative I have for them is sometimes communication is not as quick as I would like.

Our family had an in person tour and we thought the tour experience was really nice but we just did not get to see a lot of walking around which is one thing we wanted to see

Our loved one is no longer there but she enjoyed the short time she was.