Continuing Care Community in Georgetown, Texas

Nita

The Delaney was really nice, but it was too expensive, and that was the main drawback. It was all nice, we saw a 2-bedroom and a 2-bath, which was what we would have wanted, and the staff that we met was nice. We ate there, it was good, and we enjoyed it. They have a small library and an activities room. The building was fairly new, probably three years old, but still nice.

Reviewer#RD0320

My parents have moved into The Delaney at Georgetown Village. It is excellent and a 10 all the way around. My parents are getting situated. The dining area is very welcoming, very nice, and clean. The place is very well maintained.

Deborah

We placed Mom in Georgetown Living, and I like it. It's very safe with a lot of safety measures in place, like motion sensors and chair alarms for residents who are fall risk or impulsive because of the dementia or Alzheimer's. It's very clean, and they have a really good patient to caregiver ratio of 6 to 1. The staff was very caring, attentive, and knowledgeable.

Deborah

We placed Mom in Georgetown Living, and I like it. It's very safe, they have a lot of safety measures in place, like motion sensors, and chair alarms for residents who are a fall risk or who are impulsive because of dementia or Alzheimer's. It's very clean, and they have a really good patient to caregiver ratio of one to six. The staff member was very caring, attentive, and knowledgeable.

Autumn

Sedro Trail was very homey. It's a small place, but the outside was very nice. It's like a regular house. It was extremely homey and I liked it, but I needed to find a nursing home, not assisted living. Going outside would be nice because it's like a park.