The Aspenwood Company

The tour was great. It was a brand new community. It didn’t have a lived-in feel to it though, and I just didn’t feel my loved one would be comfortable there. It felt a little too fancy for our tastes. I felt afraid to sit down or touch anything it was so pristine. Which was not a bad thing, just not our preference.

They were short staffed in the beginning but that is improving. I would recommend to anyone, it is by far the best place I looked at and talked to. My mother is thrilled and happy. I have never seen a place where residents are always happy, but that is how it is here. The residents want to hang out together and the staff are fantastic. I cannot say enough good things about them, they are phenomenal. The food is great and chef prepared meals.

Our families experience so far has been great, the staff members there are exceptional and very professional. They did great with the move in coordination as well as introducing our loved one to new people even during the covid pandemic. With this past winter storm and it knocking out power, we thought they responded well with adversity. They did a great job staying in constant communication with our family every day. Overall they handled the situation great.

So much relief to have my loved one in a supportive environment like The Village at the Triangle! The care is amazing and my mom loves her apartment!

My loved one lives at this community and has been so happy! Great team and great location!

The food service here is good, and everyone we have met seems to be very nice and cooperative. It is a little bit of an adjustment moving into smaller sq footage, but so far we are happy with our living quarters. We would recommend the Village on the Park to others.

This might not be something they can control so much, but diversity is not really a strong suit here. I wish they had a little bit more of a diverse community. But the staff have been very friendly, from the receptionist desk, to the director, to the concierge/valet parking - they're all very, very friendly. I feel very good that they all have a sense of understanding of how to relate to older residents, and they're very helpful to the residents. When I go inside, I don't smell odors down the hallways, and it always seems to be clean. They empty the trash bins frequently in the common areas. It's well lit, and not dark. It's just a very clean and easy to navigate space. I feel like activities is an area they could improve upon. They don't have a broad range of activities for people with different levels of ability, especially those who are less able.

They have been good, but it's hard to judge fairly because of the pandemic. The staff was very helpful in handling all of the pre-paperwork and getting my loved one moved in. This was during the pandemic, so they had to do more than normal. I think they have had a decent amount of activities with the pandemic going on. They're having some inside activities, like bingo, arts and crafts, there's an exercise class, and movie night in their theater. But they've not been going anywhere, which was a big reason we decided on senior living. Although just today they made a trip to Target. And I think they just started Happy Hours back up for the residents. I believe that family members used to be invited to those once a month, pre-pandemic. So things are starting to get better. The staff have been very polite, and super friendly. They all appear to like their jobs.

This community was very nice and they provided lots of info on the tour. It was just to pricey for us.

My mom lived at Anthology of Denton for over two years. After she passed, I told my husband that when I need assistance, to place me there. The managers and staff are caring, courteous, and soon become like family to those living in the community, as well as to their loved ones. Many times the staff went beyond the call of duty, such as helping my mom by resetting her clocks when the time changed and numerous other tasks. It is a positive, loving environment with plenty of activities to keep one creative and occupied.

It is a great place to move a loved one into. The attention to detail, and willing to assist the residents and families are a few things that stand out to me. The room is very nice, spacious, and all new amenities for my loved one.

We would recommend this community to others

In case any of my friends are realizing they might want to live somewhere warm, secure and happy, let me know and I will describe Village life. During these hard days we have had it the best of anybody in Austin. Our admin team is the best anywhere!

We chose Village on the Park Bentonville because when we toured everything was clean, the staff were friendly, and the residents seemed to be very happy. It was also recommended by a doctor. The room size she has seems adequate for her needs. They have been really good during the virus with communication and keeping the residents safe. I would definitely recommend.

It was nice to know my Aunt was well taken care of and SAFE!

They have gone the extra mile to make my mom comfortable. They are very efficient and they have handled COVID with grace.

All of the residents are a family. Everyone is nice and we stick together. The staff is friendly and I enjoy living at the community.

I love the Food! The rooms are nice and the staff is very friendly.

We moved my father into the Independent Living section of Heartis Mid-Cities this past November. He tells me everyday how he really feels welcome and enjoys the other residents. [name removed] and the staff have been more than helpful.

The location is amazing, and the people are really nice. We think the dining service is good based one what our loved one says, but the food could be a little bit better. Sometimes it is good and sometimes it is not. Our only issue we have is that it could use a remodel. The storage in all of the units is minimal and is just outdated.