ONELIFE

Mom fell and broke her hip four months ago and that was pretty much IT for her living alone any more. We started searching on our own since the family all lives in Sacramento and wanted something close to Kaiser. After getting major sticker shock at other facilities we found Nazareth Park Place--and it was actually affordable and very nice-not fancy, but overall, excellent in many ways. The staff are super friendly and caring, seem to be well trained. The studio apartment Mom picked out is large, with a nice kitchenette that comes with a refrigerator and microwave. Mom wasn't too happy to move at first. But, after about a month, she realized she had friends to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner with, got to do fun things everyday, all her needs are taken care of too. The community is older, but in good shape, and seems like they are always sprucing things up. The food is good--fresh and well-balanced. I eat dinner with Mom every Saturday for $5.00 at Nazareth. She's OK now and doing much better.

My Dad is now a resident at Nazareth Park Place and the place itself is very nice and clean. My experience with the staff has been quite wonderful and I really like the fact that they keep me updated on him and send me pictures often. One thing that was concerning since my Dad is in the memory care unit is the amount of time he gets outdoors. The staff has informed me that they take them out at least twice a week but I am hoping for a bit more access for those in memory care. I understand there are some that are a wander risk but the idea is nice. What matters the most is that Dad is happy there and he is definitely in good hands!

With only a few residents to care for so far, this facility is excellent. They are attentive to the residents and my parents love the food. The apartments are big and tons of closet space. I like that they have a kitchenette without a stove. A microwave is all they ever need. The only thing I would change is the communications. I don't know when the podiatrist or other doctors are coming, and I would like to know so I can be there.

Orchard Park of McKinney did a great job. They were very proactive. The staff was great. In the time we were there, we didn't really have any complaints.

It was very clean, friendly staff, the shared rooms were actually quite private, and the price was closer to our budget. I would recommend Sonnet Hill Senior Living as long as they didn't need nursing care because it isn't a nursing home.

Overall good experience but they did seem short handed at times but that may be part for the industry post covid They were very friendly and very willing to work with us to ensure our loved one was well taken care of.

The facility staff is wonderful, but they rely too much on "per diem" agency care-givers to cover various in the schedule. They need to hire & keep more staff care-givers, enough to cover for vacations & such days of other staff. I frequently see "agency" care-givers glued to their phones rather than responding to resident needs. Staff care- givers seem better trained, more caring, & mire responsive to resident needs.

My Mom is very happy there. I have walked into her room when a staff person was changing Mom's Depends and the 2 of them were laughing and having a great time. My Dad died there on [date removed] and the loving, caring staff were amazing through the dying process. The overall cleanliness of the community is great. Their maintenance person, [name removed], is amazing. He is much, much more than a maintenance man. His interactions with residents and their visitors is so positive...he goes out of his way to help in a kind, caring way.

We picked this community because, it was a close location, and it's a very nice place. It's a very nice building. They are very helpful. They could improve on offering better care for the seniors. I would recommend to other families.

The staff is friendly and tries to be helpful. Activities seem to be fun for the residents. Improvements-enough trained staff. Better food with more options available.

Nice community and they did a lot for the residents. We preferred another community that was memory care.

Overall great place. There are some things that are not great and really has been with lack of staff, they are short staffed as with many places these days.

The Heritage at Twin Creeks was a good facility. We weren't there for long, but they were very accommodating and addressed any issues we may have had. The staff is very friendly and very helpful. And they will go out of their way to make people feel comfortable.

As good as it gets. All of the staff are very accommodating and interested the welfare of those who reside here.

Everyone is friendly. She is very comfortable. I like the live music. The community is clean. Spotless/paint colors are great.

It seems like they have great programs set up for the residents. The community seems to be clean. The room wasn't ready when we came to move my loved one in. I would suggest you follow up with the community to make sure they are ready for your loved one.

The staff have been receptive to concerns and questions. They know my love one by name. There are a lot of activities. Some of the activities that are available are walks around the garden, country drives, bat the ball, chair aerobics, root beer floats, movie nights, and more.

The person we spoke to was very nice and provided us with a lot of information. We talked to her for a long time. The facility was memory care, and we felt our loved one needed more stimulation so we went with a different place.