Wesley Woods took good care of my mother while she recuperated after a fall. The facility is…read morebright and cheerful, and they seem to care about their patients. There are areas for improvement: When problems occurred, we sometimes felt that it took longer than it should to take care of them, and the food was not always great. Overall, however, we would recommend Wesley Woods and we are grateful to the nurses, physical therapists (including Chris), and the very kind and tireless social worker, Dione.

Don't send your loved ones here! My mother-in-law was here for rehab and to gain her strength to be…read moreable to walk again. First day, she was left in a wheelchair for over 3 hours, just sitting in her room. The nurse that was on shift claimed that she didn't know what to do with her and proceeded to state how she was an ICU nurse and that this was her first and last day at Ridgecrest because they couldn't afford her. She was extremely unprofessional and her lack of care, didn't go unnoticed. The wait time from call button to someone coming in, is roughly 45 minutes. Mind you my mother-in-law had serious health conditions that required monitoring and appropriate care to ensure she remains as healthy as possible. Unfortunately, Friday, January 30, she had swelling in her arm and requested that she be taken to the hospital. The nurses recommendation was vitamin K. After insisting, she was finally transported. Upon arriving at the hospital, she was in critical condition with her blood pressure severely low and declining. The emergency department and ICU did all they could to get her stable but to no avail. She has passed away, leaving three boys behind. Complaint has been filed with the state in hopes of saving someone else from this pain. I'm sure that there are staff here with good intentions, but it is blatantly obvious that they have poor management and lack the resources to care for their patients.

From the owner: Ridgecrest is a continued care retirement center (CCRC) offering independent living, assisted…read moreliving and nursing and rehab.

A family member stayed here and we can't say enough wonderful things about the Delaney. They went…read morethe extra mile in all that they did and were always so kind to our family member. Exceptionally clean! There are Too many wonderful staff members to mention names- everyone was great. Without a question, they truly care about their residents. Highly recommend the Delaney.

What a wonderful place to live!! My father-in-law just celebrated his 91st birthday yesterday and…read morea very sweet employee at The Delaney cooked his favorite meal! Because of Covid, family members can only visit on certain days for a short period of time. We were able to have a virtual birthday party for him using Zoom with family & grandchildren signing in to wish him Happy Birthday! I can't imagine him living at any other place. The Delaney makes every day special for their residents! We are so thankful for each and every person who works at The Delaney!!

This is the most unorganized and unprofessional care team I have seen. They must have hired the…read morenurses, aides ànd therapist that scored the minimum to obtain there license. This is sad. My mom came hear to get help rehabbing from a knee replacement. They were not ready to receive her and they began fumbling of each other. The front office staff is great but the Healthcare staff is horrible from not knowing when to shower to answer routine questions about changing bandages post surgery. I would not recommend this place to anyone not even my worst does not deserve this unprofessional treatment.

This facility is amazing. As a hospice social worker, I was very impressed. From the CNA's to the…read moreadministration, everyone was very knowledgeable, kind and helpful.

Now known as Avir at Waco...significantly understaffed, and constant turnover of staff. The…read moremajority of good, qualified, caring nurses and CNAs have left, in large part due to poor management. My experience with them ended in March 2026. Staff is reprimanded for trying to go above and beyond, and also if they report substandard care by other care team members. Night shift is short staffed always, and residents are left for hours without anyone checks to make sure they are safe in beds, dry, etc. Wound care is lacking as a priority. One nurse who saw that a resident was in trouble healthwise and called an ambulance was reprimanded, and their job threatened. Apparently, if a resident isn't occupying a bed, the facility doesn't get paid. There are still a few good staff members who do care and try to make a difference, but the overwhelming inaction, poor care and terrible attitude, makes it very difficult for those who DO care. Find another option for your loved one. This is not the privately owned, well run Royal Manner of a few years ago. Once they sold to Avir, everything was about the bottom line, period.

I would never recommend this place to anyone after my mom lived there since they opened but passed…read moreaway as several residents started passing away. It was always a nice place till last directors over the whole facility and director and head nurse in Memory Care. The residents in Memory Care are not monitored as they don't have enough staff. The few staff they have cannot be found as they stay hidden in a back room and the directors know this. There have been residents that cannot feed themselves and if family members don't come feed them they can sit at table and not eat and sometimes sit there over an hour or 2. They ran out of food when my mom lived there. The food is not nutritional for seniors. Unfortunately the director and other leaders cares only about collecting money and is not qualified to work with seniors and especially Memory Care seniors. I pray for the quality of care for these precious souls. The Blake Waco needs to make changes quickly. It is very sad.

Sold on 24hr nursing. Thats a lie. Most days there is not a nurse in memory care. Very poor…read moremanagement.