#1 CARE HOME IN DFW!! They took amazing care of my Mimi and treated us like family. The doctors are…read morespot on. The event girl Candise made sure my Mimi's last Easter was absolutely special!! Everybody there rallied around me and my family after she passed and helped in every way possible! Love this place and the staff here! The type of care is undefeated. I hope when I'm 100+ I get out here.

As a health care worker and supporter of Yelp i feel that it is my job to speak on how this…read morefacility treated me and my family. The staff and management here is unbelievable. This is a place that I'm bringing my Wella ? I think not. The website says "Top-tier, 5 star amenities and savory food to let your loved ones enjoy life". I don't know if the website hasn't been updated or i went the wrong facility ? But the time we spent there i would never go back. I am putting a review on every social media they have. The word needs to be put out. If you have any questions or were thinking of taking your loved one here, please message me before you waist your time. I'm happy to help. I hope the owners read this and make changes. The Facebook group Midlothian Moms will hear about is as well. I'm not playing games when it comes to my family.

What a pathetic place. My 65 yr old brother was admitted there 48 hours ago and he has already…read morebeen robbed of his cash (Housekeeping person took it), they failed to give him his medications AND he sat in his soiled pants for 5 hours despite him ringing the "nurse call button". Would not recommend this place to an enemy, let alone a loved one. I wouldn't give this place 1 STAR rating, but this website forces you to click at least one.

If I could give them 0 stars I would. This place is disgusting not clean at all. They robbed a…read morecouple of things from my aunt who is getting treatment here. It is absolutely disgusting and the bed she was on was broken. Stay away from this place it is horrible. This place should be shut down immediately. Horrible staff especially since they have stolen items from my sick aunt. They don't even care for their patients either. Disgusting behavior.

I would not give this facility a full star. After having knee replacement surgery I went here for a…read more6 day stay which didn't last 24 hours. There was a resident there that would stop at my room's door staring at me. None of the food served met my dietary or healthcare requirements. I was denied pain meds for over 12 hours. When leaving staff tried to deny me ice packs given to me from the hospital and had to call police before staff would return my meds (prescription and otc) I brought from home.

I moved my parent into Morada memory care Cedar Hill, Texas about a year ago. They were recently…read moredischarged for aggressive behavior. Since the first day of admittance, every visit involved me asking them why routine services were not being performed. Complete negligence. I would visit 3 to 4 times a week. My parent hadn't had a shower in a week because of the lack of communication between shifts to them wearing the same clothes for 3 to 4 days again with no shower. I walked into their room, and the bed had feces on it and it was all over the floor in their room, on their shoes and they were tracking all over the memory care unit and no one noticed until I arrived and brought it to the staff's attention. This happened 3 to 4 times. Lots of promises were made to make things better but no consistent execution ever followed those promises. I explained that all I wanted was consistency and that was never delivered. As stated before, communication with staff and between staff is horrible and effort in care is minimal. This place does not execute a consistent standard of acceptable care.

Morada Assisted Living Cedar Hill TX…read more I moved my Mother into this facility on 6 June 2024 and moved her out on 2 July 2024. Here's why: 1. Most of the care-takers my mother encountered were down right rude and unfriendly. I also experienced the rudeness first hand. Ginger is the best med-tech in the facility. 2. I reached out to the acting director, Bradley Buschow via text to introduce myself and to let him know my Mother had moved in 2 days prior. I also inquired about the broken handicap accessible remote door that was not working when we visited the facility in April and still was not working. This is a facility with elderly using walkers. Two days passed and I still had not received a response. I text back to confirm I had the correct telephone number and still no response. I finally asked the Marketing director if the number was correct and she confirmed that it was. I told her I reached out and did not get a response. She quickly said he was probably tied up (excuses) and she would reach out to him. Brad finally returned called and was anything but welcoming. He claimed that was his personal number and he doesn't carry his personal phone during the day... reminder...I sent text days ago. He then began to tell me he was unaware the door was broken. I told him it was at a minimum not working since April. He then proceeded to tell me the process of submitting a work request. Hmmm, is it the family of residents responsibility to submit work request for the facility? The next day, I submitted our 30 day notice that we were moving from the facility. Once again, no response. He finally reached back out to tell me the door was fixed and if there was anything he could do to improve our experience at Morada....TOO Late Brad!! 3. I reached out to the Business Manager Barbara, 4 days ago regarding final rent payment. Still awaiting response and we moved out today, 4. The Management team has no urgency in matters, lack common business relationship acumen and do not know their residents. Leadership starts at the top and flows down. This is probably why they have so many caregivers that act like they don't want to be there. 5. Morada corporate, this facility needs an overhaul....or maybe you are aware of the poor leadership team and just don't care about the care of our elderly. Do Better! 6. PLEASE do not move your loved one into this facility! ZERO STARS! YOU CAN'T POST REVIEW UNLESS YOU ENTER A STAR

My husband stayed in the memory care unit for respite. The staff was excellent and caring. They did…read morefun activities that my husband loved. I gave it four stars instead of five because I did not like the layout. The place is huge and it was a long walk from my husband's room to the living area.

This facility is amazing. My parents (mom had Alzheimer's/father has dementia) were mistreated by…read moreanother facility (they were abused so much my father stopped speaking and both parents had scabbies from urine soaked mattress that they didn't put waterproof covers I KEPT buying, on and on). Isle has such a good reputation with independent caregivers that one actually told us to leave where we were (located in Mans/Arl border) and told us to check out Isle. We did. In just over 30 days, my father learned to trust again and began speaking. The food is so good, the care is amazing, the atmosphere is just what you would want if your loved one has to be there ... Can't say enough about them. Check out the book Operation Caregivers: #LifewithDementia on Amazon because it talks about this place!!!!

Go see Ms. Lana, Ms. Brandi or Ms. Qua if you need placement for you loved on. I have witnessed…read morethese ladies work to provide the best care to their residents. No Nursing facility is perfect. But, the question you must ask, do the people in this place care, about my loved ones needs? Yes, they do! -A. Newman. M.Div, MBA

The receptionist is an incompetent bottom feeder who feels she is to important to look up the room…read morenumber for you and then just immediately puts people on hold when they call. She obviously doesn't understand what being a receptionist entails. I hate having my loved one in this sub standard crap hole.

We couldn't be more pleased with the care and sense of community at Arabella Independent living…read morefacility. From the moment my mom moved in, it was clear that this is a place where residents are truly valued and supported. She has lived there three years now and we still feel the same way. A special thank you to Robyn, the event planner, who goes above and beyond to create meaningful experiences for the residents. She consistently organizes creative projects and enjoyable outings each week, ensuring there is always something to look forward to. More importantly, she has a genuine gift for bringing people together, building friendships, encouraging participation and making everyone feel included. Manager Arron is equally dedicated and attentive. His presence is felt throughout the community, and it's evident that he truly cares about both the residents and staff. He fosters a warm, welcoming environment where concerns are addressed and relationships nurtured. The chef also deserves recognition for providing delicious, thoughtfully prepared meals that the residents enjoy. What stands out most is how involved the entire team is. They don't just work here, they form real relationships with the residents, creating a family like atmosphere. Knowing my mom is surrounded by such compassionate individuals gives our family great peace of mind.

Amazing team who works together very well, so many dining options, 2024 TALA Hero Executive…read moreDirector of the Year, 2025 TALA Hero Activities Director of the Year working here. So much love in this community - if you haven't taken the opportunity to experience this hidden gem in Red Oak, it is worth going over to experience. Thank you for taking such exceptional care of the families who chose you.

My father-in-law is a resident here and we've been coming there for over 10 years…read more The building and Property is immaculately maintained. The staff is inviting and a tenant to any request. They have a lot of nice areas that families can gather we've had 20 people therefore his birthday party Thanksgiving or Christmas and can reserve certain areas ahead of time and schedule our holiday visit to him accordingly They always have some type of games going on. They even have in-house Chapel church services. I was there the other day to help change out a motorized wheelchair and cross paths with the maintenance guy and he helped the crew of guys that I brought in and assisted us in loading it at the front door. It was a great interaction. it seemed like everybody really cares there about my father-in-law knows his name and he has been happy there.

I just called a moment ago to get info regarding the facility and the lady who answered was…read moreabsolutely rude. She asked if I was calling about pricing with agitation and I said no at first because I had other questions, and then she told me to hold on, meanwhile hearing her complain while on hold, only for her to get back on the phone and act as if she couldn't hear me and hung up. I called back twice and it went to voicemail. How on earth is someone like that even allowed to have a job? Seriously? I can only imagine the treatment of the people living there.