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

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

W.P.A.L. goes above and beyond for their residents. What W.P.A.L. offers isn't generally found in…read morethe world today. So glad that the Lord led us there for our parents care. Continued prayers and praise for this wonderful home. Thank you Woodside Place Assisted Living (W.P.A.L.)

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

I found Hibiscus Residential Care when I was seeking a group home for a brain injury family member…read more I have visited other group homes that seems quite chaotic and knew that this was not a good fit for us. Hibiscus is calm and peaceful and well-organized and Winston , Monica, and Dolores provide loving care for the residents. They have a lovely home that is meticulously clean and safe and I never had any cause to believe that our family member was getting anything other than the very best care. I would highly recommend Hibiscus Residential Care for anyone seeking a group home for an adult.

From the owner: Hibiscus Residential Care Home is an assisted living facility proudly serving Arlington, Texas and…read morethe surrounding communities since 2005. We extend a full set of senior services to our guests including assistance with medication; bathing and dressing if needed, three home cooked meals and two snacks per day, and diet plans in a setting in which our guests can be safe, comfortable and happy while having access to the finest private assisted living in Tarrant County. The facility accepts private pay and private insurance, and all at a reasonable price of $2500 & $3500 per month per resident. We can be reached for business at: * (817)-575-9492

My mother recently passed away but she lived at Tender Care Home for Adults for about 7 months,…read morefrom last summer until her passing at the end of January. This is a group home and not a large facility. They can only have a maximum of 6 residents. A group home is a great alternative to a large facility, especially if you or your loved ones have a limited budget. The caregivers that work at this home are so loving and caring. The couple who own this home are so nice and have much experience in this business. As the previous reviewer mentioned, the home is always clean and tidy. It isn't a fancy or new home by any means, but it's clean and the caregivers are wonderful, what else can you ask for. They don't often have available beds, but if you can get your loved one in here you will be happy that you did.

From the owner: Tender Care Home for Adults delivers Senior Home Care Services, Dementia Home Care, Bipolar…read moreDisorder Home Care, Memory Care Services, Meal Preparation, Medication Reminders, Grooming Assistance, and Senior Companionship throughout Arlington and the Dallas-Fort Worth service area. Each plan reflects the routines, preferences, and pace that make home feel like home. You don't have to choose between safety and the comfort of staying put.

My Mom just moved in Morada Lake Arlington and this place is Great! Patricia was so kind from the…read moretime we toured until the move in date. Mom loves the food and dining experience, which gives her a social outlet as well. Full calendar of events and outings, which helps with shopping and medical appointments. We are so happy and most important my Mom is happy!

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 .

My father, 94, became a resident of Heartis in June 2022 in the Memory Care unit. He passed away 4…read moremonths later. It's taken me a few months to write this review because I wanted to put some space between his passing and composing the review so as to remain as reasonably objective as possible. As with most things, there are good and bad things about Heartis. The good is that the majority of the Caregivers are caring, some even loving. If you google job openings at Heartis, you will find that the Memory Care Caregivers salary starts at $13.50/hour. They are underpaid and, since the pandemic, understaffed. Nights and weekends are especially hard due to less staff. This is not the fault of the caregivers. Heartis corporate office is in the business of making money, so they are trying to do more with less staff. It was apparent to me that the majority of the Caregivers work hard at a thankless job that I fear to say the majority of adult children would not perform for their own parents. One example of the caring staff was when my Dad's Medicare bed was delivered, the Environmental Services (Maintenance) person left early that day and one of the Caregivers took time out to help my brother and nephew put his new Medicare bed together. She said that she had experience with it, jumped right in and quickly assisted them. If I were to list two areas that the Caregivers definitely fell short, one is in the area of keeping my father hydrated and the other is a security and hygiene issue. Dad was often without water, and when my family and I visited, he often requested water. When Dad was in the hospital with a broken hip, my brother stopped by Heartis to get some pants and other items for Dad. He found that Dad's apartment door had not been locked. Then, he found the resident who lived in the next apartment over in the bathroom sitting on the toilet (they had just had a BM in my Dad's shower). When my brother alerted the staff, 3 came and escorted the neighbor out. They just picked up the BM and wiped over the shower area, not doing any deep cleaning, which my brother had requested. They told him the cleaning people will handle it. Nursing staff (all of 1 person, the Nursing Director) was attentive to my questions and responded via email quickly. Early on, I requested a weekly phone call with someone from Heartis who would provide an update on my Dad: for example, his activity level, his attitude (depressed, engaged, talkative, etc.) and if he required any additional supplies that I could deliver or have delivered. It took several weeks for this call to occur, and by then, he had gone into the hospital and then passed away, so we only had 1 of these calls. We used the in-house physician that Heartis suggested; I felt that she did a great job with communication and care of my father. I've been in corporate America for 35 years and witnessed the usual corporate funding, staffing rearranging and communication challenges that plague most companies, resulting in frustration internally among employees and externally with customers. With that, I'll progress up the ladder to the facility Director. The Director was hired just before my father was moved into Heartis; she transferred from a different Heartis facility. It was a promotion for her. Immediately upon her arrival, at least 2 long-term employees left Heartis which was concerning to me, but I chose to believe the best about her. In retrospect, the main challenge for me concerning the Director was communication in the early days. For weeks after my father moved in, emails went unanswered, and the Resident Care Coordinator was out on maternity with no backup person assigned to their tasks. I would call the Memory Care "Nurse's station" out of desperation, taking them away from their important duties, trying to get answers. I don't live near the Heartis facility so the lack of communication was difficult on me. This situation improved over time, thankfully. Finally, after my father passed away, the family was due a refund from Heartis of 2 days rent. It took multiple phone calls and emails over about a 6-week period to get that refund. If you call the parent company of Heartis (Frontier), which is in Oregon, your phone call automatically goes into a generic voicemail system. In our experience, it is impossible to speak to a live person at Frontier. Our experience was that if you leave a voicemail, no one returns the call. In retrospect, I think we should have placed my father elsewhere, because communication about your parents' living conditions and health is paramount. At some unknown future time, my mother will need assisted living. We had hoped to utilize Heartis because the location is convenient. However with so many upsetting experiences with Heartis, we will need to look elsewhere for Mom.

Today, sitting with other family members in the common room the conversation turned to laundry…read moreissues. All 4 of us have been having problems with our memory care residents, things getting lost, clothes shrunken, etc. 2 of those present said that they have been having to take laundry home to be done. I am thinking about doing the same. Even when the staff do the laundry as we all pay for the laundry sits in the basket without being put away. It is unbelievable that we pay so much and don't get our basic needs met.

Came in on a Sunday Mrs. Armstrong greeted us and helped us out a lot. Amazing attitude helped us…read moreanswer all of our questions. Clean office the setup was really nice. She took very good care of us all the way. Thank you again for the tour and the experience of your positive energy.

Fox Run is everything that they promise and more! We were very blessed for my grandmother to be…read moreable to live there for two years, in a one bedroom apartment. The managing staff and people who work at the desk absolutely love everyone of the residents like they are family, and they cared for my grandmother above and beyond what I ever could have hoped for! She was there when Covid began, and I am so very thankful for the way that they handled the situation, and the way that they would look out for her and check in on her when we could not come personally. In the few occasions that she needed some thing, they were always quick to help and they really paid attention to her! They learned my name quickly and always had time to say hello to me and see how they could help us, no matter how big or small the need may be. It is not brand new, it is not in perfect condition, but it is really classy and really nice on the inside! I always thought the food was wonderful, and I was surprised that it was not more expensive, based on the level of service that she got! I highly recommend Mark, DeeDee and Diane, who are truly a gift to all of the seniors living there!!!