57 Assisted Living Communities in Denton County, Texas

Mary

My mother-in- law was there for @ 1 and half years, and received excellent care. Mary and her staff provided high quality physical care, and personalized attention for her individual needs. They demonstrated that they cared for her. We dropped in to visit @ 1-2 times a week, and always found her calm and well taken care of. She was in a private room, and the home was always clean. The food was home made, and they made sure that she ate . The staff was friendly, warm, and easy to interact with. They really demonstrated concern and high quality care. We were very blessed to have her cared for by Mary/staff at Habis Care Home.

Jonna

My dad was 93 when he needed full time care as his memory was deteriorating and I worked full time. We were very fortunate to find Mary and her wonderful caring home where he lived for almost 2 years, before he moved out of state to live with my brother. He had his own bedroom and I was able to visit him whenever I wished and always found him in good spirits and well cared for. On our weekly outings, Mary always made sure he looked his best. The home was always in great shape and clean. She truly cares for all as though they are family. If you’re looking for your loved one to be well cared for and treated with respect, this is the place.

CFStolte

Hello, my mother was with Mary for 8 months before passing peacefully in her sleep. Mary was an ABSOLUTE gem and my mom adored her. Living out of state, it was so comforting to know mom was well taken care of. She often commented that Mary had a true gift for caregiving. Worth noting, mom was bedridden and Mary and her staff checked on her often. My mom LOVED coffee and Mary brought her it often with yummy snacks. The food was much better than the assisted living facility she was in before. With only 3-4 women in residence, the food was always fresh and hot…not always the case at the AL facility. The room was adequate in size as mom was bedridden. It would accommodate 3 visitors comfortably. What is worth noting is that mom often forgot she could request pain medication, but Mary kept on top of the time frame for medications. One final thought, we had a 98th birthday dinner for mom where we brought in her favorites from a local restaurant and when we arrived Mary had set the dining room table with a tablecloth, placemats, napkins and even flowers! The little things matter, right? Mary takes care of the big things AS WELL as the little things.

margleigh

My aunt Carol lived there for almost two years. This was the absolute best place for her. Miss Mary made sure my aunt lived out her last years in a caring, cheerful, home-like environment. Highly recommend.

Jonea

My dad went to Hollymead for rehab when he got COVID. One wing of the facility was totally cut off, and all they had at that time were COVID patients in their rooms and people going in and out with all their sterilized stuff on. He was there for over two weeks. They did what they had to because under COVID it says that they will have loss of appetite, and my dad didn't come back with COVID, so it's good. We went up and looked through the window during visits, but I don't think he knew that was us, since he has Alzheimer's. The staff would always call us, even with something potentially bad, to tell us about his situation, and that's good. The place looked nice and clean. It looked up to date and functional.

GS

I visited Lewisville Estates is quite close to my house. It has been kept up quite well, it does not have the nursing home spell. I used to be a director of business development for assisted living myself, so I knew those type. I also talked to the regional manager for that company, on the business development side, and that was positive, too. We checked out two rooms, one was too small. It is not so much as the size, my mother is 104 years old and had collected a lot of stuff and she needs a storage area. We can work around the other one. They had given me a sheet that listed out all the activities. I am finding using nursing homes quite nebulous, a lot of them are cutting back on their activities because of COVID, but they still had enough to keep my mom satisified because she is the life of the party. She is as alert as most ladies. They also have a place to get her hair fixed.

Mark

My mother was at Hollymead. Everybody was excellent in communication. They kept me up-to-date on what's going on. They had no Covid issues in that facility. For the most part, other than their director, everybody was great. The food was excellent, the facility was nice, and value for money was pretty good. The only thing keeping them from getting a 5-star rating is the director. She has no patience, and she doesn't listen to you. Those are frustrating issues. I didn't have a problem with anybody except the director.

Myra

Rosewood was a good small place, but the room was good for one person. Also, the price was very high. The size of the room for one person was OK. The place was clean and pretty. It was small, but well done and well laid out.

Kathleen

We chose Lewisville Estates for my father-in-law. It is an independent living that we were able to get more assistance rather than assisted living. There was a one-bedroom and a studio, and he chose the one-bedroom, both of which were very nice and very workable. He's been there a week and we've been happy. They're just missing dominoes, which is his interest. The dining area is clean and bright, and the menu choices are very good. They have a library that has a lot of books available, a nice garden courtyard, and a laundry room. The staff has been helpful. He seems very happy with the food, and it looked good. It's very clean, very tidy, has nice furniture, and is well maintained. It's a little higher than we'd like to pay, but it seems to be a decent value for this area.