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The staff has been receptive to our requests, and have worked with us to resolve issues that come up. Our mom seems to like the staff. She is largely non-communicative but they talk to her and not at her

Our family has liked everything so far with The Village of Meyerland. Many different activities (which we are encouraging her to get more inovlved in hoping she will meet new friends) Everyone from top to bottom seems to be very friendly, caring and compassionate towards her and all residents. Can't say enough good things about them, they really seem to care for everyone whom is staying there. Great place for your loved ones to live and have chance to meet many new people and friends.

Spacious rooms with resort like amenities. Staff is friendly at times does take them time to respond.

My loved one seems to be doing well. It has been a pretty smooth transition for her. I think it's a really big plus that each apartment has its own outdoor patio with two access points - one from the hallway and one from the apartment. The food is good, although they've had to change up the mealtime routine as well as the activities routine a lot due to instances of Covid.

We really liked Anthology of Tanglewood. The facility was clean and modern, the property was beautiful. It is a newer facility so they are trying to build clientele, therefore there were not as many residents at the time to do the activities. The people were all great too, it just was a little too modern for what my loved one is used too.

They are very well organized and the staff are very responsive and super friendly. The facility is quite clean. They have a few different music groups that come to the community and play for the residents. They have exercise classes, bible studies, and they help residents who have particular interest find other residents who have the same interests. Only concern is with the dining, sometimes the residents have to wait awhile for their food and sometimes up to an hour

Our family had an in person tour and we really liked it a lot. Anthology is a beautiful community, and we really liked the layout of the rooms there we very updated. However it seemed a little to big for us at the time

We really like Anthology of Denton it is a beautiful and gorgeous facility. The staff really seem to try really hard with all of their activities and all the fun games for the families that come to visit. We believe it is covid related but they have not been able to keep staff as best as they normally would. Occasionally we have to help with laundry, but when we ask the director questions she is very upfront and honest with us.

Walking into this community it is very grand, it is so welcoming. Sometimes our concern is with the staffing and the turnover rate and being short handed but they are so attentive and helped our loved one transition from assisted living to memory care which we appreciated.

My loved one is safe here at Anthology of Plano. However, I am still being an advocate for my loved one. The administrative team is less than responsive when it comes to answering questions or addressing concerns the family has. My loved one doesn't care for the food.

This is one of the best bets in Bentonville. This is the cleanest place. They make sure all residents are accounted for and taken care of each day. Some of the activities include shopping, movie theater, exercise classes, bingo, trivia, and more for the residents to choose from.

They could work on assisting the residents more when it comes to meal time for those who needs help. The value for the money is fair

Our family had an in person tour and we really liked Anthology, but at the time they did not have any two bedrooms available and that was something we needed.

Our tour at Village on the Park was really nice. The facility was newer and really nice. It was a single floor, which we liked. The food was really good too. We almost went with them.

We liked Spring Creek Village. It was nice seeing the residents up and walking around, and it seemed like there was staff engaging with the residents in different activities. It just wasn’t in our price range. And then after visiting another facility, I didn’t think the staff at Spring Creek Village was as personable, and they didn't spend as much time with us to address our questions.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a really good first impression but the major reason I did not choose Village on the Park, was because they do not integrate their assisted living residents with the senior living residents.

Would not recommend for memory care. I saw a lot of places that are newer and in better physical shape. I feel like they could be more competitive with their pricing.

Really the only problem has been proper administering of medications, due to the fact that they're short-staffed. Since I've talked with the manager, there haven't been any other mistakes. The foods is good, and my loved one has made friends with the cook. She saves back cookies for him that work with his diet, and she and the other staff generally spoil him. The people there are wonderful, especially the caregivers. They treat their charges like their own family. The receptionist is beyond the best. My loved one really likes the staff a lot. There's another young man who assists the caregivers, and he's very nice, considerate, enthusiastic, and polite. The nurse practitioner comes up every week or so and checks on the residents' medical care. They all seem like really compassionate, caring people over there. The place is really clean, and the staff is dedicated to the residents. The residents themselves are really nice. The Village requires masks, which I think is good to help protect a vulnerable population. My loved one enjoys dominoes, bingo, and exercise classes. It's kind of pricy at The Village, but in-line if not a little less than other places I checked out.

Overall it's really pretty here, and I think they really do care for the residents. The only thing is there is a little bit of lack of communication between the staff and between the staff and the families. They're still limiting visits due to Covid, and you have to make an appointment for a 45 minute visit where they bring your loved one out to you.