38 Assisted Living Communities in Fort Worth, Texas

Silverlaughingbear

5 om room and bathroom. Room is cleaned everyday. I strighten out my own bed covers Nurses do not have time to do all the ectra things. I go to gym come back and take a nap and nurses keep it quiet for me.this plsce is to get you well.back on your feet. It is not s redort like you take on vacation.meals are good.just one was not. If you get yourmeal cold.the n I rse will warm it for you.i would like more deserts but will learn to contact cafe.grill.etc.we have a full house. Help back and you will be helped. Did not intend to write so much. Jesus helps those that help themselves. Excuse errors i do not see good.⁰

Tina Ware

I transferred from a different facility to Ridgmar due to not getting the care that I needed. Ridgmar is fantastic! Their medical team is outstanding!! They really care about their clients and their well-being. I was there for almost 2 months and I was very well taken care of. I was in a head on collision. I cannot say enough good things about this facility. Their physical therapy team got me to the point where I could go home. I am now walking with a walker and as soon as their outpatient therapy starts I will be going back there for more therapy. I want to thank Ridgmar for all that they have done for me and my family to get me well!

DonnaB

I'd been to The Waterford at Fort Worth. It was great. I explained it to my mother and she was excited about being able to do it, but we couldn't afford it. She's on a fixed budget. It was a little bit out of our price range. The lady was really nice. I talked to her several times since then, and she has followed up with me several times. I liked her. The place was really nice and clean. She showed me the apartment that my mom would potentially move into. It was on the first floor like my mother wanted. The staff during the tour was definitely really good. I just had a quick in and out tour, and we wore masks. I can't really explore everything, but I really enjoyed it. There were people out in the living room and talking. It was homey.

Chester

We toured Oak Ridge Alzheimer's Special Care Center. We weren't quite ready for everything they were dealing with. They're dealing with quite a few people who were having some significant memory issues, a variety of physical and mental issues, and we aren't just ready for that. The person who accommodated us was very nice. They had movies, games, and they had an athletic facility.

Jeanette

I went to The Waterford at Fort Worth. It's nice, the staff who assisted me was very informative, and she gave me the tour. They still have ongoing activities, of course they follow procedures, wearing a mask, and all that. They have certain arts and crafts, bingo, church services, but limited.

Ingrid

We went to The Waterford at Fort Worth in person. It was very, very nice. The thing is Mom wants to take her puppy with her. There's so many areas for the pets, but Mom would have to cross a parking lot for her yorkie to go do his job. For somebody who doesn't have a dog, it's awesome, but for somebody who has a dog, it's a little dangerous. They have two different exits to let the dogs out, but both of them are a little bit on the unsafe side for elderly people. Other than that, it is awesome. They invited us for lunch. They have a small convenience store there where they can go and pick up stuff. We met some residents, and they highly recommended this place too. It was wonderful, it wasn't just the right place. Everything was clean. People were so nice and caring. It was really wonderful.

Martin

My wife moved into Mirabella Assisted Living three weeks ago. Compared to where she was, it is a castle. It is just a really nice community. They have a nice dining room where they serve three balanced nutritious meals. Access for me is unrestricted; I can come and go as I pleased. It is a convenient location for me, too. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. My wife got a studio. There is not a lot of room but it is plenty for her. It is a bit of a stretch for our budget but we are managing. They offer laundry service. They have done a couple of loads for us but mostly I bring the laundry home and do that myself. They recently have an outbreak of flu there, so they have shut the dining room down and everybody has been encouraged to stay in their rooms. They take their meals to them until they can get this all under control. I'm really grateful for that step because that has helped people from getting really sick. They do everything they can to get proper care. My wife hasn't participated in any activities, but I know they have bingo night once or twice a week, they have outings that take those who want to go out to see things or to go shopping. They got a nice car where they take one or two people, and then they have a nice bus where they take a large group in. The staff is really excellent. I have yet to see somebody out in the hall that doesn't have a smile or a 'hello and how are you?' The structure is not new but it is very well maintained. They are in the process of doing some renovation in some areas. They're doing their part to keep the place as nice as it is possible.

Tyrone

My mother is in Mirabella Assisted Living. I liked the location and the facilities. It has a good feel to it. The nurses and the staff that I saw on-hand seemed very nice and upbeat. The food is pretty good. They have karaoke, outdoor grills, courtyards for people to go outside if they want to get fresh air, a nice lobby, they play TV in there, and they have arts and crafts going on. It's pretty well rounded.

Robin

Mirabella Assisted Living is disappointing. It's beautiful on the outside but on the inside, it looks like it needs some love and care. The staff was very nice and the dining room was nice. My main concern was that the carpet looked old, and it could use some attention. It felt more institutional.