the kitchen staff terrible the kitchen manager horrible the cleanliness of the facilities nasty the…read morekitchen staff untrained didn't have hot water or any guidance in the kitchen this place they should shut down the kitchen all the cdc the health department

The Vintage is a skilled nursing & rehab facility as well as a retirement community located within…read morewalking distance to Presby Denton. The building has an established presence in the Denton community and provides outstanding care to their patients. I have seen first hand their hard work and amazing patient outcomes. The Vintage accepts Traditional Medicare, most Medicare Advantage and Commercial insurances, Medicaid (for AL/LTC), and Medicaid Pending on a case-by-case basis. This facility is the only location in Denton offering: - Independent Living - Assisted Living - Skilled Nursing & Rehab - Long Term Care - Memory Care (secured memory care unit) Phone: 940-384-1500 Fax: 214-295-1771

It was just about three years ago that my wife and I decided that a senior retirement complex was…read moreright for us. We visited dozens of sites on the internet, and drove to six places in the north Dallas area. The one place that jumped out to us was Parkview in Frisco. We have never been sorry that we chose this as our home. It is a an attractive facility, and the landscaping is beautiful. Parkview has several different floor plans and apartment sizes, but we chose a two bedroom, two bath apartment that meets our needs perfectly. It has a modern kitchen, large living/dining room and a comfortable balcony with a view. All utility expenses (except TV and phone) are included. Our maintenance needs are also included and fixed rapidly just by a phone call. But it is the friendly residents and serving staff that puts Parkview ahead of other retirement complexes. Smiles and hello's greet you in the hallways and warm conversations are the norm in the dining room. And by the way, the food and service iin our Embers Restaurant is first class, with a wide variety of selections and all prepared and served well. We love to take cruise vacations, and our life "aboard" Parkview is very much like that on a premium cruise ship: daily activities, entertainment, dining, etc. So if you are looking for a retirement place, you should come by Parkview in Frisco. We think you will like it . . . we certainly do. Bob M P.S. Here's a link to a website we publish highlighting life here at Parkview in Frisco: www.parkviewers.com

This is an AMAZING community - not only is it beautiful inside and out but the staff is sooo…read morefriendly and helpful (many of them have worked there for years!!) and the residents are sweet as can be. I've noticed that there's ALWAYS a happy buzz in the restaurant - which to me says a lot about how much people enjoy themselves and I've NEVER seen that so consistently at any of the other many many communities that I've been to - and the food is GREAT! Parkview actually have the ONLY restaurant that I've been to in the US where I can get a salmon cooked and served as it should be - and I'm from northern Sweden so I definitely know my salmon! :-D ...and the grilled chicken salad with the Chef's homemade dressing - O M G it's so fingerlickin' gooooood I wished they sold it bottled!! The last time I visited, I got the chance to see their new Assisted Living and Memory Care next door and...WOW!! That is the most astonishing AL/MC that I've EVER seen - on any side of the Atlantic ocean! It seriously looks like a serene SPA with a Texas-twist - it's sooooo beautiful in every little detail and it's amazingly well thought through to help the residents thrive. It totally astonished me and still, I have a veeeery critical eye when it comes to living conditions and surroundings! :-D I definitely recommend this place! :-)

The tour offered to potential clients at Sage Oak of Denton is indeed impressive. The boutique…read morestyle is highly emphasized as well as "chef prepared meals." There were some wonderful staff at Sage Oak (Amanda, Mitchell, Diedre, Tay, Ashley, Dorcus, Felecia, Soozie and more) but the constant turnover was a real problem when my brother was a resident there. Some of the attitudes of some the caregivers were truly despicable and that is what made the experience at Sage Oak a difficult one. Staff not properly trained resulted in patient accidents. Staff laziness, gossip circles, complete insubordination, and cell phone obsession took place while residents' needs were often times ignored. Many in the management branch of this company changed positions frequently. During my brother's 19 month residency, there were 5 different directors of nursing. There were executive director changes. (at least 4 that I can remember.) The one person in upper management who always addressed family concerns was Skylar, the last executive director we experienced. He truly walks a dedicated path in the field of elder care and is a huge credit to this company. The owner Loe is rarely visible and manages to live in a different reality from the difficult issues that Sage Oak staff, residents and their families often endure.

Sage Oaks has truly been a Godsend for our family. After a traumatic experience at Truewood in…read moreKeller--where we were told my father required skilled nursing rather than memory care--the transition to Sage Oaks has proven that the right environment makes all the difference. In just one week, it is clear that their success stems from kindness, compassion, specialized dementia training, and genuine accountability. My dad has frontal lobe dementia, which makes communication a significant challenge. While any move has a learning curve, the staff has come alongside us every step of the way. My dad is smiling, happy, and honestly seems more content here than he was at home. Communication is phenomenal. We receive regular updates, and the care is incredibly personalized. A perfect example: my brother visited unannounced and found staff sitting with my dad helping him do 'work.' When he needed to use the restroom, the staff immediately jumped in to assist so my brother could focus on just being a son. This allows us to enjoy our visits rather than acting as caregivers. Contrast this with our previous facility, where my dad had two ER visits for falls and a police call for aggression within his first week. At Sage Oaks, he has had zero falls and zero aggressive episodes that couldn't be redirected by their skilled team. When he had a 'bad' day, they didn't call us to come 'fix it'; they called to ask questions about him as a person so they could tailor their approach. If you are looking for a true home away from home where you can entrust your loved one's care. We were worried about the distance from our home to Sage Oaks and with the care he is receiving the distance has been no problem. If looking for a place for a loved one stop by and check out this facility! You and your loved ones will not be disappointed!

My 88 year old mother lives at Mayberry Gardens in Denton, TX…read more After 10 months... I have nothing but praise for the staff. No complaints. They care for my mother. I get daily reports on how she's eating, etc. I'm lucky that I'm retired and get to visit daily... I arrive at different times. A BIG thank you to: * Nicole- who quickly responds and answers every question I have... who has helped me find outside help when I needed it.... who you see running from house to house....she is always on the go.... Thank you! * Taylor - my daily point of contact... straightforward, honest, a truly caring person. * Jasmine - even when no one is looking...she'll walk up to my mother....give her a hug and say, "How are you mama?" She is wonderful. The list goes on.... Alfie, Muhommad, Ivy, Reca, Rosa, Ivonne, Alondra, Shaunty, Beento, Edwin, Ulrish, Lydia, Stacy..... all are wonderful caring people. Like I started off with - no complaints.

From the owner: Mayberry Gardens is a special assisted living and memory care residence providing family-style…read moreliving for seniors who need some assistance, but don't require full time skilled nursing care.

Jennifer is very caring and loving person and makes my day…read moreAnd I recommend her for r whatever goa

Aides are fantastic! Nursing staff should take pointers from them on how to interact with patients…read moreand their families. if you fit the mold of "rehab/elderly minor health issues" this could be your place. If you require extra meds, a timely appt from the contracted mental health team etc, the staff here doesn't want to be bothered. You'll be sent back to the ER instead of them trying to put the supports in place that your family was told would be there during your hospital discharge. Stat to this facility means 5 days later and still not done / ordered.

My mother-in-law, Pat, has been living at the BeeHive for almost 1 year. My husband and I could not…read morerecommend this place more! We were so happy to find this gem after searching many different homes and facilities. We visit often at various times and days. There is always something going on. Crafts, parties, special guest. Meals are served in the family style dining area. The atmosphere is peaceful and pleasant. The staff has been caring and loving to Pat. She is so happy living there! If you're looking for a special place for your loved one, check out the BeeHive!

What a wonderful place for your parent. They will be well-loved and well taken care of. The staff…read moreis very loving and takes every opportunity to help the residents feel at home. I love visiting and spending time with the residents.

I had to find a place that my mom would feel comfortable, I, as her daughter and my brother felt…read moreshe would be well taken care of and she was safe. I believe we found all three here at Flowermound Assisted Living. The staff are caring and friendly. The marketing rep Sandy was so helpful that I refer to her as my Bff. I and my brother live in another state and I truly believe she, my mom, is in great hands. The staff listens and I'm a talker. My bff Sandy was very informative and the director Nita was so sweet and caring and went over the top in helping us out. This is a smaller community but big in ways that really count. Thank you! RBW

From the minute I walked into FM Assisted Living it felt like home. I visited numerous days and at…read moreall hours and it was always the same. My dealings with Sandy, Nita, Rachel and Nico were outstanding! They always made me feel like they'd known me forever! Nico is the hardest working maintenance man I've ever seen and while it was my Mom's decision not to go there it had nothing to do with the facility or staff. This decision had to be made by her and at the end of the day she chose a location with a larger footprint for the room. I will say however that if things don't work out I won't hesitate to move her to FM. I appreciate all the time they spent with me and highly recommend them.

The office staff is always nice, but Over the past few years the grounds and service/ maintenance…read moredepartments have decreased. Yard not mowed on a regular basis, weeds and dead bushes. Have requested maintenance many times before they actually get there to fix the issues.

Am the pest control guy my name is Giovanni and am at this place twice a month doing the service…read moreevery time I do the service I check in with Lucia she is wonderful really polite really help full I always look forward to servicing this place .

My husband and I moved here about 2 1/2 years ago into a 2…read morebedroom apt. The people here are just wonderful. We have made many friends along the way. We laugh a lot which keeps us young The activity Ladies (Heather and Nancy) do an incredible job keeping us active, creative and busy. Many thanks to the kitchen staff, they cook great meals and keep the tables clean and still serve us with a smile!!! Janie M.

The best people at Watermere are the sales people. They know how to sell the product well. But,…read moreonce you move in, you find out that a lot of it is window dressing. The apartments are nice, but the maintenance is lacking. Once you get there, you find out that most of the residents do not eat at Watermere. They go to the restaurants surrounding it. One of the reasons my father wanted to go to an independent living place was because he was tired of eating alone, so he found this disappointing. But, once you eat the food, you understand why most residents don't eat there. It is terrible, and they charge the residents high cost for the subpar food. They recently went to a flat fee for the meal. They often run out of something, but you are charged for the item in the large fee even though they ran out of something. I think the manager should be forced to eat it every day, maybe it would improve. There also seems to be turnover in upper management. They seem like they want to fix the issues but their hands are tied. This place has such potential but it just seems poorly managed. It's not cheap, so where is all of the money going?