STOP! Please Read! Do not place your family member here. Atria has so many problems from leadership…read moreto daily care staff as well as med techs. Turn over is very high. Care staff does not get along with each other which therefore the resident suffers. Our parent was a resident from May 2025- early 2026- Assisted living in which they never met her care plan needs she was paying for. $ 6500 monthly. We had to go multiple times weekly to take care of her needs. Neglect everywhere with multiple residents. We communicate with many other residents - same problems. Staff needs a lot more training on communication with dementia residents as well as general care. Multiple medication errors. Janae - med tech is very un-professional and does not know her job and the importance of understanding medications and what they are given for. Care staff very rude, no compassion with dementia residents. Atria turnover with executive director as well as nurse coordinator- multiple since last May 2025. Multiple EMS calls per week to facilty. Atria is grapevines #1 EMS call monthly. I could go on and on. My parent was very ill and hospitalized and never returned by our choice. Always do your homework on a facilty by pulling the state reports. Please don't waste your parent's money on this facilty.

My father stayed in this particular assisted living for roughly a year. The facility itself is…read morepretty. And staff is friendly. But my problems lies with policies. My father was in and out of the hospital a lot. Eventually I had to end his living at atria because he was in the hospital for over 3 months. The facility could/ should have notified me the family member that they were about to destroy his leftover medication , so that I could have saved him hundreds of dollars. Now that he is being discharged finally from the hospital I have to repurchase all his medication again. They should really consider rectifying this policy. I don't believe any new caretaker would know in advance that the medication would be destroyed so quickly.

I've had the pleasure of working with Jerry Watson and his wife, Mitzi, as they toured several of…read moreour Our Cottage locations with their clients, and I can confidently say families are in excellent hands with them. Jerry and Mitzi are extremely knowledgeable about senior living options and truly understand the nuances between different levels of care. Choosing a residential assisted living home can be one of the most stressful decisions a family will ever make -- and often, it needs to happen quickly. That's where their experience and calm guidance make all the difference. They approach every situation with honesty, clarity, and genuine care. Their goal is not just placement -- it's making sure families choose the right environment from the beginning, helping them avoid disappointment or unnecessary relocations later on. If you are navigating senior living options for a loved one, I highly recommend connecting with Jerry and Mitzi. Their integrity, professionalism, and compassion are exactly what families need during such an important transition. Yulia Burt, Our Cottage

I highly recommend Mitzie Watson. She is incredibly helpful and caring. She is very knowledgeable…read moreabout the complexity of assisted living options and replied quickly and thoroughly to my many questions about assisted living options for my 90 year old mother. She provides superb customer service.

My mom lives here. I would move her,but afraid it would kill her. They increase prices every year…read more It is now over $9000 a month. There are not enough people to care for the residents. I quit eatting the food, it is horrible. Her clothes are not washed regularly. They mix the clothes up even when names are on the items. I Rrecently saw a google add and relized where their priorities lie. It is really a sad place.

I lived in Harbor Chase of Southlake Texas for five years…read more Bed bugs are cycling through the building and no one can tell you that you will not get them again. Very unprofessional folks who have poor skills in mutually agreeable to all.

As I pulled up The Carlyle's website to get the physical address of the location to give to a…read morefriend that wanted to go and visit my mother-in-law, I innocently stumbled across these reviews and began reading them.I don't know what this place was like in the past , but I have to tell you that I think they're wonderful. Every single one of these people have been wonderful to my mother-in-law. She suffered a horrific stroke that has left her helpless and I mean to tell you, their job is unbelievably hard work. The things that they' are having to do- if you can only imagine- are the things no one would want to do to earn a living, yet they do it with a smile on their faces. They are amazing and seem to really care. They allow you to put cameras in there so we can watch her anytime we want to and speak to her over the camera microphone as well. This place is so nice and extremely upscale- Trust me as I went into many nursing home facilities and was disgusted by the sight and smell of them. I am so glad that I found The Carlyle and I wouldn't have it any other way. Every single business these days are struggling to find employees yet they contract out help when left short handed so I think leaving those past reviews in the past is a smart thing to do and look forward into the now and check this place out for yourself and your loved ones. You are welcome! Annie Hale

Absolutely the worst experience I could ever expect to have with a nursing facility that I trusted…read moreto care for my father. I believe that the Carlyle failed to monitor and properly care for a UTI that my father had while in the Carlyle's care. I arrived to his room with him crying in excruciating pain and unable to talk (the last time I saw him, conversation was not a problem). I tried to get help from a nurse three times, explaining that something was horribly wrong--no sense of urgency whatsoever. I soon noticed blood in my father's catheter--blood that apparently the nurse and other staff member knew nothing about. I demanded that the facility call 911. The nurse was more concerned about filling out "paperwork" than calling 911. Upon arrival, the paramedics quickly identified signs of what they believed to be sepsis. At the ER, I was told that my father's catheter was clogged, that when they removed the catheter green pus came out with the catheter, that he had an acute kidney infection, and that they were treating him for sepsis. I would never in a million years recommend this nursing home to anyone. This never should have happened.

My mother was very much against moving from her home. But the staff at Atria welcomed her with…read moreopen arms and made her feel welcome and helped her meet people and be included. Staff was extremely patient and always kind to my mom. Many activities were offered that seniors enjoyed. Food was alway good. I would recommend Atria to anyone who wants to be reassured that their loved one will be safe, well cared for, and loved. The staff knows the residents by name and always helpful. We knew that we had made the right decision in moving her there.

Horrible experience with CAROL, the Sales/Leasing representative. My 88 year old Mother has…read moreAlzheimer's and we explained this when we toured and signed the rental agreement. Carol just wants to make sales and get her commission, she doesn't care about Seniors or their situations. Carol lied to us about many features & activities at Atria. If you tour this facility, remember they are desperate to fill Apartments and they don't care about you or your Senior loved one. As soon as my Mother moved in, it was one problem after another with Carol, who clearly lied to us. Beware of this woman and her lies.

Their morning kitchen manager needs to start paying attention...I have been visiting my mom for a…read moreweek, everyday she orders toast...in 7 days not one piece of bread has been anywhere near a toaster...they just take bread from a bag throw in in some styrofoam and bring it up...if she wanted bread she would have ordered it...for 3000+ a month the least they could do is buy a freakin toaster and train someone how to use it... I am willing to provide lessons for 300 bucks an hour

We recently moved to the Conservatory at Keller. We looked at numerous places and always came back…read morehere! The staff are friendly, professional, and sincerely want what's best for you. We feel like we are surrounded by an army of helpers! We love everything about The Conservatory - we are so grateful for all the activities, housekeeping, etc. It feels like we live in a resort!!!

ciicomplaints@hhsc.state.tx.us…read more I put this here for you so you know who to send your complaint to. We moved my parents due to the lack of adequate care for safety reasons and to protect their health. We paid for every day we were there and now I'm getting a collection agency harassing us because we refused to pay the 30 day move out penally after they received inadequate care. So you think it's fair they get to penalized us by charging us a month we weren't there but they don't have to do what they were supposed to honor?

My family has developed quite a history with Elmcroft- all of it extremely positive. My dad was…read moreadmitted in February 2019 to their memory care unit and we were immediately embraced by their caring staff. Ashley, the memory care supervisor was beyond professional and caring. At every turn, they took superb care of him and kept him occupied with activities geared for his capacity level. I think it takes a special calling to work with dementia patients, and Ashley and her team exceeded every expectation. In April, the nursing staff's diligence caught the fact that Dad's blood oxygen level was dropping and had him transported to the Emergency room. He remained there until his passing in May. But the Elmcroft staff's alertness gave us several weeks with him that we would not have had otherwise, and we are all extremely grateful. But then, in August it was time to admit my mother and Elmcroft of Bedford was our only choice. Mom had resisted this move for years, but when she finally agreed, the folks at Elmcroft made the whole process very easy. Within a short time, my very reluctant mother was making friends, actively engaging in all the activities and just having lots of fun. Each month, she pours over the activity calendar to see what is coming up and she checks off which ones she is interested in. My mother is a very physically disabled stroke victim who requires help dressing and using the bathroom. But the caregivers treat her like they would their own mother or grandmother. I am just amazed at the kindness this staff shows to her and to the other residents. It takes a very special kind of person to do this job, and I am certain they are not in this role to make the big bucks. I cannot say a single negative thing about any one of the caregivers. Even the maintenance guys are incredible. Adam is really a super guy who recently helped my mom in and out of our car several times when I had to take her to doctor appointments (I was experiencing a lot of back problems and his help was a life saver). I keep asking Jill, the director, where she finds these wonderful people. I am so incredibly grateful for the dignity that was given to my father with his dementia and my mother with her physical disabilities. Elmcroft is proof that there is still kindness in this world, because I see it in action every day.

They care. My grand mother has been in this establishment for over 2 years now and I full heartedly…read moretrust the staff. Every time I come for a visit, I see the care and patience they have for each and every person in the facility. Food quality is excellent Hygiene is tended to Activities all throughout the day My favorite part of the whole facility is, the massive outdoor area the patients can go to any time of the day. Sitting right next to a large lake that I know helps with the overall morale. (Don't worry, it is completely gated all around, your loved one won't be in a situation that will bring worry) It's a great feeling knowing my grandmother is getting the care she deserves. Every dollar is worth that peace of mind.

My brothers and I moved mom from another facility on Precinct Line Road in Colleyville after many…read moreissues and finally, some real safety concerns. We were new to memory care because my dad was mom's caretaker until he passed away suddenly, so we had no idea was was good or bad or right or wrong with memory care. Let me just say...facility on Precinct Line Road in Colleyville, Bad! Silverado Southlake, Good! We moved mom to Southlake in January 2018. As with most Alzheimer's patients, mom has declined in the last year. I've had at least quarterly care plan meetings with the staff and they are always tweaking her care. The staff always calls me to remind me its time and schedule the meeting. I usually drop in unannounced and always find the staff engaged. The residents seem to have full days and the staff tries to engage the residents with activities. Mom doesn't know me any more, but just last week, on a Saturday, they had a fellow with a guitar singing old songs. Those residents, including my mom, where sitting in a circle singing along to those tunes. I sat down with her and watched the response. She knew those songs but not me :-) I have found the staff to be very good, when compared with my previous experience. Is it perfect? No. It wouldn't be perfect if you had your loved one in your home. Is the care exceptional? Yes! There has been some turnover of staff, but that seems to be the norm in the industry. It is a tough business. In my view, the residents receive excellent care. The communications are excellent. If something happens, like a fall, which will happen, they are on the phone as soon as it is discovered, even if its in the middle of the night. Frankly, after getting involved in a family council with the other facility, I have come to learn that some people complain no matter what. Most of the complainers aren't interested in problem solving. Most of the folks that complained the most were on their fifth or sixth facility. At some point, you gotta ask yourself...what is the constant denominator? In summary, I love Silverado Southlake and the staff. I could not bring my mother to my home and care for her better. She is always clean, and mostly happy, considering she has a 60 second memory loop. The staff seem to really care about taking care of these vulnerable people and in my view, provide the best care available.