Senior Solutions Management Group

No beds available. Expensive

This one was OK but there was no outside gardening area, and that is pretty important to my mother. Gae got tied up and couldn't help us, but Joel did a great job. Gae called later to follow up and tell me about another apartment that we had not seen.

My mom just moved in there less than a month ago and she's already gone to the hospital and she can't go back there because there's not enough skilled nursing. It's a lovely place but I don't know if they're meeting my mom's needs. Overall, it's got a nice dining room and the lady who does hair does it well but when it comes to my mom's needs I'm just not sure yet.

It didn't seem as clean. The carpets were stained and old looking in the hallways. The apartment I saw was comparable to the one my father-in-law has now but it was not as large and a littel more expensive. My biggest concern there was it had a full kitchen and I didn't feel comfortable with my father-in-law having a stove.

Near Texas City. No pool, but near water of Galveston Bay. Cable TV not included. Two meals/day included.

It's an older facility but was very clean and neat. The assisted living group was in a different wing from the independent living. We were given a cranberry scone from the kitchen which was unbelieveably wonderful. The tour guide told us about their chef and his background. The rooms were nice and reasonably priced.

looks larger, more resort-like. Close to their old neighborhood

$2,950

Very nice facility. Discussed Independent Living, prices are in the proper price range but, Assisted Living is not.

Independent/Assisted $1895/mo

Spacious, pleasant, clean rooms and facility. Listed as an independent/assisted/alzheimers but got the feeling the staff leans more to "assisted". Food choices seem to run to red meats and starches, though we were not offered a menu when we asked. Prices similar to Echo Ridge. Didn't have the same warm family feeling. Location a drawback for us.

Nice. Downstairs unit avail end of Oct. Dining downstairs. No secured memory unit.

Inside did not have the typical "hospital" look. The staff was very nice and friendly.

Care started out great but has went down greatly in the last year.High staff turnover appears to be only part of the problem.

To be honest I am a little disappointed with this facility. When I signed a contract it was for a specific amount and they aren’t holding true to that. I recently found out the staff held a meeting that neither my brother nor I was aware of regarding upping the rent. The food service here is subpar and the more time that passes, the worse it gets. When my brother was admitted here he had an order for a wheelchair and a walker. They didn’t supply it until recently and honestly, it looks like they were given to him from a resident that had passed away. This facility is a 2.5 at best. I like the overall concept of this community but they aren’t living up to what it’s supposed to be. The few staff members I’ve interacted with are friendly and nice. The building is also well kept, clean, and there isn’t an odor.

I have visited this property MANY times. I have been more pleased these last few times I've made unannounced appearances. I was on site when they had a small fire in one of the rooms. I was aghast when Employees rushed to rescue the bird in a cage from the lobby but left residents to fend for themselves. I was floored. I was viewing my worst nightmare in real time. Their meager hourly wage was not enough to massage their hearts into action. Residents were screaming, begging for assistance. I was able to pull, push, or pair up weaker residents with healthier ambulatory residents or visitors so they could find their way to fresh air. The heavy hallway doors had closed to prevent or lessen smoke and fire from reaching other areas. But...here's my big butt, and it's a BIG ONE...non-ambulatory residents (bed ridden, wheelchair bound, walker dependent, and those with oxygen tanks) were unable to pull, push, or navigate them in any way. They were trapped.

I toured Court at Round Rock while looking for living options for my loved one. I thought that this community was ok, but that it just seemed kind of sterile to me. I was hoping for something less institutional with a more comfortable feel.

The place is ok, they have lots of room to grow and get better. I don't agree completely with the comments below that the place is safe. There is never anyone at the front desk at night or on the weekend and I worry strangers can walk in and around with no one stopping them. My mom likes it well enough but I am worried that if her condition gets worse, the facility won't be able to accommodate her because of the set up, no walk in showers, no automatic doors. How do you age in place in a facility that is not set up for you to age in place. Food is not as good as it was when we moved in. I think people should give there options here without being ridiculed or lectured. This is a hard decision so never stop listening to what people say, no one knows who is guilty or not. You are not placing a plant you are placing someone you love. This is the hardest decision we have ever made. I never post but I had to. Not nice to attack people for their comments. This place is are very short staffed. Especially on the weekends. That also worries me. There is a nice young girl named [Removed] who is good with activities and she talks to the residents.

They try but they miss the mark in the area of care. They are focused on the busy work and not the residents. There are a few really special CNAS but they are all to busy setting up the dining room and doing laundry to relate, socialize and learn the residents. They have lost some really great CNAS which is a loss to the community and the residents. Residents are leaving and are looking to leave because of the care and unintentional neglect. There are not enough CNAs to provide good care. Management is not focused on the residents needs and instead are quick to say what they can't do. I will say the community is a safe environment. There is a feeling of trust in the hallways. Residents sleep with their doors open and there are cameras in the common areas to ensure safety. The place is nice but has a cold feel, not sure why. The activities are not age appropriate. Old doesn't mean childlike. Not enough attention is given to socialization and resident enrichment. I don't think anyone in management and activities knows how nor is it a priority. It takes a special mindset to care, enrich and house seniors in a way that brings joy, contentment and stimulation. Antebellum doesn't have a clue on how to do this. You have to see the importance of it before you can implement it. I don't think they even know it is missing.

There are very few handicapped rooms here. With so many people in wheelchairs, they should have more rooms with roll in showers. Quick to point out the state only requires them to have X amount of handicapped accessible rooms. Inflexible when asked to convert more rooms into accessible rooms. More staff needed as there are often long wait times for help. Management seem to just repeat the corporate tag line. Much more emphasis needed on the residents and their needs. It is after all about the residents. I wouldn't discount this place when looking for a place for your loved ones. Ask a lot of questions and really drill them on what you should expect around care. Get their commitment to you in writing. While it doesn't sound like it, I like this place for my loved one. This place is beautiful and well maintained. Residents seem happy. Food is tasty although more veggies are needed. Inflexible there too.