Aventine Senior Living

The staff have been very caring but I wish my dad got more help with hygeine. He’s not always cooperative, but I think with more encouragement he would bathe, shave and brush teeth more. He also needs more activity. He gets bored. Also, regular communication between admin and families would be appreciated. Finally, thanks in advance for doing everything possible to pay and recognize care staff adequately to slow/prevent turnover and to keep the facility looking nice. Appreciate your efforts!

It's a comfortable place to live and it's a place that keep us very busy with different activities and the food is as good as can be, I have felt comfortable and the residents are friendly and you get to meet new people

Only issue is, when the regular med techs are off, like 2 days a week, they don't get their pills or get them very late in the day or evening. Other than that, she was a mess both physically and mentally when she went into assisted living and she has done 100% turnaround. I am shocked in the transformation and she is having so much fun. I am so thankful for A Place for Mom.

I toured The June and it was a good tour. The facility has a lovely courtyard and a nice dining room. However, it has little curb appeal and no awning. I was worried about slippage in inclement weather. They seemed to have quite a lot of activities for the residents. This facility is more expensive than some other places in the area.

The Rose of Round Rock was too big of a facility for my loved one. The building was a little older and dated. The only staff member I spoke with was the woman who gave the tour. She was very kind and enthusiastic (as you would expect in a sales position). I just didn’t get that overall warm feeling that I was looking for.

My loved one picked the community. It's very quiet and some of the ammenities, is not in good shape. The rooms are not in really great shape. They could update the floors, cabinets, and maybe do some remodeling. It could be cleaner and more well cared for. It's not a lot of people for my loved one to engage with. It's not a vibrant community. They don't have activities, that reall appeal to my loved one.

I fell in love with this place. The only issue was a miscommunication with pricing.

Really like it, and it was close to my home. Smaller, and beautiful community, which was clean.

Overall I thought The Madeline was great. I liked the people there. The only problem was the residents didn’t have their own shower in their rooms. There was a a communal shower for about 50 residents, male and female combined, which I did not care for.

The Etta at Shavano Park is a very clean community and we have been so impressed by the staff - they give just such compassionate care to the residents. We have no problem recommending this community to families based on our experience. The activities are awesome they really keep all the residents so engaged. For the price and with everything that is being delivered and offered within their constraints especially with care these days it is great.

Our family had an in person tour and the facility itself was very nice and the lady who took us on the tour was very informative and helpful. However if we remember correctly the memory care unit was separate from the rest and we knew if our loved one had to move to that side we would want them to still be in a stimulating environment.

We chose The William because it is a very nice facility, I liked the dining style menu in the dining room, it was fairly within her budget and they worked hard with me to make that work for her. Their options for living was more apartment like rather than just a room. It almost felt like she was in independent living and we really liked that aspect. We would recommend this facility to other looking.

The food in memory care is not very good. The food didn't look appetizing and they served it with Kool-Aid. The staff is nice and great to work with. They are pretty responsive to any questions or concerns I may have had.

I was able to have an in person and The Etta is not very interesting it did not really stand out to me. I looked at their sister community which was much more impressive.

I really like how secure their memory care unit is, but when you're there, you don't feel locked down. It's very open, with lots of sunlight. I like that they have people in different stages of dementia all mixed together, so they don't have anybody isolated out, which I think is good. Since I've been there, there's been a lot of staff turnover. But everyone I've worked with there has been really nice. And they seem to offer plenty of activities.

Our family was able to have an in person tour, and they were some covid restrictions but they did allow the residents to mingle with each other. We saw some sitting at game tables, while wearing masks. It was a nice facility but the location was just a little farther then what we were wanting.

We chose The June because of the location of the facility as well as the value for the money. They really worked with me on the monthly price. The room sizes here were adequate compared to others that we looked into. I would tell others that if possible, try to get in here to visit your loved one as often as you can. Overall, I would recommend.

The Madeline has done a great job especially during the pandemic. We really liked how its a smaller community, which we thought it would be good for our loved one. We also liked how it had hand rails all over the place for the residents to easily get around. The rooms are on the smaller side, but for our loved ones needs the rooms were perfect. We haven't eaten there ourselves, but the food they have provided for the residents seemed fine. At the family functions they provide, the food was delicious.

Group religious offerings. Menu ok. Highly recommended.

The only concern I have is the constant leadership turnover. The caregivers are great. They are wonderful, friendly , good to my dad, and they know me. The food is good and they offer choices. I chose this community because of the price point, and my dad was able to live in an apartment there which gave him a sense of independence.