My father has been at the Wellington for nearly 2 years. He receives good care. The staff us…read morefriendly and helpful. The facility is nice and clean. It's been a wonderful experience.

The staff was amazing took the time to meet and answer all my questions, my neighbors mother lives…read morethere and she is always doing activities and the food was wonderful. The managers all meet with me and gave me a list of there numbers incase we had a question about anything, the fact that they are newly updating the community was also nice. I would say this is a wonderful place my father will be moving at the 1st of the month.

Beautiful location, the workers a staff is polite an friendly very welcoming!! Secure when checking…read morein for safe of others an area ! Clean spot less must I say !!

My husband and I were moving here from Michigan to be snowbirds. We told Jenna that we wanted a…read morenice view and that we did not want to face a parking lot. We saw the apartment through FaceTime with Jenna. She showed us an apartment that faced the court yard. We chose the apartment and sent in our check for $850.00. When we got to Texas to move into our apartment, we went to see the apartment before signing the leases and moving in. IT WAS FACING A PARKING LOT! We told them that we were not going to sign the lease because it was not the apartment that we were shown. The manager was rude and wouldn't give us back the $850. that we had put down on the apartment. Also, the website states that it has security gates. It does not!

so I was able to watch the Carriage Inn being built, thinking it was a home at one time but then…read moreeventually I learned that it was a assistant independent get those mixed up independent for people who need a home which I needed and 2017 when Harvey came it took my home 3 feet of water and so I came to a point where I needed a home so I came to Carriage Inn and was greeted by wonderful lady and she asked me if I wanted to see rooms or apartments rather and she showed me room 102 was a model walked in and I said oh my goodness I love it. Can I have this one and she arranged for me to move into 102 the people were extremely wonderful I had some friends already there and they just took me under their wing. That was a beautiful place with and I felt I'm hoping the others walk through the store and feel the same. I have been very happy and content and busy as much as I wanted to be with bingo and all sorts of activities. We've been entertained by wonderful entertainers and I feel like we have not lost anything of the outside world, I know that sounds funny with the world. I still have a car able to move around, but you become close to your friends here at Carriage Inn. All I can say is that it is experience to live here and a very comfortable place you feel that there's somebody here that cares about you

Good old people,nice grannies,good service, great people , small stage such old I lev this placeread more

The Executive Director, Shantel is AMAZING! You cant do any…read morebetter than her. She has a huge heart and is involved in the residents care. The Resident Services Director, Farrah is knowledgeable and cares about the residents. It is an older community, but is getting renovated as we speak, so the community face lift with the great directors should be way better than 5stars! I wish I could give more.

Great place to work!!! Fantastic leadership, inspiring mission and excellent benefits.read more

The place is beautiful, the staff are wonderful but too many problems to write on this sight. You…read morewill pay a fortune for the pretty stuff but this is really an independent living. Family and residents can not speak to administration regarding anything without being told we are wrong. Staff turn over is horrible. As soon as we had staff that would consistently check on our mom then they were gone or pulled to their memory care. The staff is supposed to check on the residents every 2 hours by law and some days it was 8-10 hours. We kept cameras in my moms room because we know she is elderly, she will fall, have problems. If we called desk to say my mom has fallen the administrator or nurse denied she fell, said it was not bad, or never followed up to see how she was. Thank goodness the previous nurse left but we NEVER had any of our concerns were taken seriously and all our family members were berated each time as it is not their responsibility. When you try to look up higher level administration or ask staff to please get those numbers NO ONE- even asking 10-12 different staff knew how we can contact owners/ managers above the facility. There handbook says to talk to director or resident advocate and trust me- the residents are exhausted on who to really take issues to. They hired a business director but someone who knows little about aging care. We had planned to have my mom age in place with dignity but despite paying for the highest level of care but greatly regret moving her from her independent living to pay 4x as much and basically receiving the same care. Our fees before moving were approaching $9,000-$10,000 but getting exactly what we were paying for in independent care ( other than med administration) for $2,500 a month. At least in our independent senior living we felt the entire staff genuinely knew what an aging population needed or struggled with and heard any complaint or issue needing very simple intervention instead of telling family it's not their problem. Oh and that fall we were told was not a problem I drove 6 hours away after watching her since for a week on her camera was a broken shoulder that the director told staff it was an "old injury". We spent the last 6 months of her time there around the clock because we could not trust she would be checked on for meals, showers, routine medicines despite paying for the max level of care. Like I said a few staff were consistent and amazing but it was never consistent.

My mother has been at Ranch Lake for 5 years now. Before that she had been at another larger…read morecorporate owned assisted living facility. The care mom has received has been far superior. Being privately owned and family operated the family cares about their reputation and residents. The corporate facility had a revolving door of employees who didn't stay long enough to get to know the residents and their individual needs, not so at Ranch Lake. It is run by a family and a few other employees that have stayed consistent. The fact that Ranch Lake is a smaller place it means eyes are on all residents all the time . It's is a totally different experience than the large sprawling care homes.. We have experienced both types of care homes the large corporate type and the smaller family owned and operated, hands down there is NO comparison Ranch Lake offers superior care..

From the owner: A place for your loved one!read more

The Forum was my parents first choice when they decided to sell their home and downsize…read more Unfortunately my father passed 10 days after moving in and my mother has been alone for the past 18 months during COVID quarantine. While they staff are nice to the residents, they are complacent about the poor quality of the food and occasional issues that happen with amenities like the Wi-Fi. We are going to look for a place that knows how to cater the food to the residents and does throw the leftovers in a greasy soup!

I am assuming all reviews I've seen are from 20 years ago when The Forum at the Woodlands was the…read moreonly premier transitional living facility. My mother has been there now for approximately seven years. The facility is run down and in need of maintenance and an update. The website states that they have 5-star diniing with highly rated chefs that is an absolute joke. The food quality is so sub-standard I am surprised that they can get away with it. It is very sad to see seniors pay a pretty price to stay in a place like this and be taken advantage of. Seniors are not likely to pick up and move if they dislike anything and often are afraid to "rock the boat." I would not recommend The Forum for senior living.

The beautiful piano is an expensive Steinway grand piano donated to the Conservatory retirement…read morehome by Jim McGloin who lived at the Conservatory briefly. About 6 months ago, Jim passed away. The Conservatory is a luxury retirement home with an average rent of about $4500. As I walked through the hallways, there was fruit infused water to hydrate guests and residents. Near the L1 restrooms is a wall of fame of veterans as well as a Victorian looking stairway which led me to the second floor. I turned right into the hallway where table after table were the elderly residents playing games together. They were well dressed. We exchanged pleasantries and I arrived at the end of the hallway where the piano and event was. It looked like a pleasant retirement home with an expensive price tag to match. I can't help but sense the loneliness of a few residents as they return to their rooms.

My mother has lived at The Conservatory at Alden Bridge for 3 years. The staff are so kind and…read morededicated. They know the residents name and genuinely care. My mother recently celebrated a milestone 90th birthday and Lynda Brown, the Director of Celebrations (yes, that's her job title) took the stress away from our family in planning this large event. April DelValle, the Culinary Services Supervisor and Michael Sevier, the Chef were also incredibly helpful in planning a private family dinner. I'm incredibly grateful for ALL of the staff who take the time to know my mother and inform me of her well-being when necessary. I know she is in good care and continue to live independently. The facility is beautiful and there are lots of activities for my mom to participate in----even church and senior fitness classes.

My mother has been at The Auberge for about a year and I am very pleased with her care. The staff…read moreprovides many stimulating activities and parties for seniors with dementia and high needs. They really do care about my mother as a human and a friend. She is treated with dignity. I can visit her whenever I want and simply enjoy her at the stage she is at because her meds & personal needs are handled. Dementia is hard and it's sad but the Auberge has helped me enjoy some sweet times with my mother. Give them a call if you're looking for a place for your loved one.

From the owner: Part of Evergreen Management's network of senior living communities, The Auberge at The Woodlands…read moreprovides quality assisted living services through our memory care program for residents diagnosed with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. Located in The Woodlands, Texas, our community offers a well-rounded list of amenities that include restaurant-style dining, spacious living options, wellness classes and other activities, and a Montessori-inspired approach that seeks to enrich the lives of those with memory impairment.