The level of care my father is receiving from the staff at Woodside Place is gold standard! It is…read moresuch a relief to know that he is in excellent hands who genuinely care for his wellbeing! The home cooked meals are lovely and smell delicious! The house is beautiful, super clean and grounds are very well maintained. My father is very comfortable and happy there as well! Each care giver is a total sweetheart! The owner, Toyin, is wonderful as well! We feel very blessed to have Woodside Place in our lives! Grateful

The house is nice and inviting. The owner and her staff are welcoming and take very good care of…read moretheir clients.

A friend there pays thousands a month but dining has deteriorated and has to frequently order out…read more Maintainance has also gone down. Had to pay an additional fee to unclog a toilet .

I moved my mom into Morada Memory April 2025. There are some Caregivers who do not have the…read morepatience or temperment to deal with the dementia residents. They attempt to redirect with harsh verbal commands or physical force. I complained to the Director who confronted those caregivers. The caregivers confronted didn't speak to me after that. It was very stressful to have to work with these rude caregivers. Bathroom breaks, Snacks, Ability to redirect, level of care provided, and Activities were not what was indicated during the tours and registration. Some good staff. I moved my mom September 2025.

At the suggestion of a very dear friend, we visited Lighthouse of Care in Arlington TX. I knew…read morewhat to look for as I worked with many of the largest assisted living providers for the past 30 years. I had seen many things I did not want to see ever again. I met the staff and talked to a few of the residents. The staff was very friendly and attentive to every residents needs. You could tell, they cared. The Director went over every detail of the contract explaining exactly what we could expect and how every aspect from the different levels of care to the daily schedules. I asked many questions from what the cost would be when mom could no longer feed herself, walk or require full time assistance. This was fully explained and the increase in cost was very in line. Having lost mom over a year and a half ago now, I still keep in touch with the Director as she became a part of our family and I know in my heart, my mother was in the very best place we could have chosen for her. Thank you Lighthouse of Care for making mom's last years more than we could have ever expected. Doug Ingle

We moved our mom out of a facility that treated her like a burden instead of as a human being. They…read moreweren't concerned about her physical or mental well-being. Becky and her staff at Lighthouse of Care treated her like family. She was respected and cared for, and we were completely confident that she was in good hands at all times. We know beyond a doubt that because of them, we had much more quality time with her and that when we weren't there, she felt secure, safe, and loved. We will always be grateful to Lighthouse of Care and would recommend them to anyone.

We are still in complete dismay about the fall our loved one had. She fell on the side of the bed…read moreand the caretaker knowingly left her in the floor for FOUR hours! The Reason? She didn't know how to use the hover lift and the next caretaker wasn't to arrive until morning. My Mom, of very alert mind, was in shock and so much pain. The owner failed her as she didn't listen to Mom's side of the story. A few weeks later, the same caretaker neglected Mom as she informed her she was about to pass out. The caretaker, Oneika, was on her phone and let Mom go to the ground. When we moved Mom, this same caretaker sat at the front door and smurked at Mom as she left. OMG- Mom was heart-broken because she thought they were her friends. The owner herself was good to Mom BUT she failed her but not listening. She should be more observant and listen to residents, esp. of sound mind! Residence have no reason to lie. Because of such neglect, I promised my Mom that I would start ad Advocacy nonprofit to advocate for those elders without a voice and/or lack of respect from caretakers, skilled nursing facilites, etc.

Season's Assisted living is a great small facility with a great atmosphere staffed with caring…read morepeople, who provide non-medical care 24/7. Season's is very clean it is also walker and wheelchair accessible. At Season's family and friends are always welcome to come and visit . I love the care that is provided at Season's Assisted Living

My mother spent her last days at grandmother's house. They made her smile everyday! Miriam and her…read moregirl's are the best!

Loving and caring staff and owner. My mother felt at home while living there. So much better than…read morea "regular " assisted living or nursing home. It is in a completely different category.

Great community, clean, doesn't smell, and accepts Medicaid! Staff is friendly and residents look…read morehappy (:

I can highly recommend this location. Bonnie is a new Director who runs this location and has been…read moreon site for about 4-6 months. She used to run another facility and once she left, it has changed drastically. Her kindness, caring way and tenacious oversight of the staff and residents make her a platinum grade Director. If you have any chance to bring your family here, please do so. I see if the former reviews from last year, things were not good. Having Bonnie here at this location is a true blessing for your family member. I wish they did a memory care along with assisted living in this location, it would be my first choice. I am bringing my father to Bethesda, but in Fort Worth because of the memory care option with assisted living (as he has Alzheimer's). Thank you, Bonnie for all that you do for others. We are so grateful to have been graced by your care and presence! Caroline Vigilante on behalf of Vernon Johnson

I used their services for the care of both of my parents. One out of ten of the care givers provide…read moreany assistance. The majority of the care givers were "watchers" and would sit and watch my parents, not doing anything without being told every time they showed up. The owners are in the business for the money and not to provide care. Someone of the care givers need more assistance than my parents. Their fees are very high. If you need long term care, it is very expensive. They require a minimum of 4 hours to sit and watch. They are always short staffed and overwork the few good caregivers to many hours. All of these services are the same and provide marginal care due to lack of proper regulatory oversight. No much choice, so use these services if you must, but don't expect much help for your money.

From the owner: Seniors and elderly do best when they remain in the comfort and familiarity of their own…read moresurroundings. When you choose Home Care Assistance Arlington TX, you can rest assured knowing that your loved one is in the most competent, professional, caring and committed caregiver. Some of the services our caregivers offer include: Assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming and incontinence Nutritious meals, physical and mental exercises Light housekeeping, shopping and transportation Companionship and socialization

Amazing care and clean environment with wonderful care givers. They are there for the families and…read morethe patient living there. I highly recommend them all and the owner is exceptional with years of experience.

We were charged for rent for the rest of the month of March after my father passed away. He moved…read morein the evening of 3/16and passed away a few hours later. Everything happened so quickly that we were unable to sign contracts. Due to a lack of business ethics, I recommend moving your loved ones elsewhere.