Assisted Living with Physical Therapy in Travis County, Texas

"I was a resident of Brookdale Lakeway twice, and the most recent stay was after my surgery. They treated me fantastically. It was assisted living, so they took care of my prescription. I didn't even have to provide it; they got it from my doctor and ..."

"The Pointe at Cedar Park was a lovely facility. The staff was very caring. I met a lot more residents there and they were all very sweet and very welcoming. They seemed to be very active. It was really nice and very well-kept...."

"We recently moved my sister into a semi private room at Auberge. We love the room because it’s like an apartment. She has her own bedroom and bathroom vanity- and the front part is a little sitting area. But what I love most is the community feeling..."

"My mother has moved in. They have tons of activities. The staff there is always communicating with her. Some of the staff walk around the building with her and they are constantly engaging her and going up to her. If they don't see her for an extende..."

"Legacy at Crystal Falls was new and very elegant. The layout of the rooms was just a little bit tiny, but it was probably one of the nicer looking. It was very, very up to date. The location was also good for us. We looked at the memory care unit and..."

"We liked the size of Franklin Park Round Rock. It was just a medium-sized community and so it was more personable than some of the others. They allow pets (which was kind of a major one for our family) and the size, the flooring, and the layout of th..."

"Brookdale Georgetown has a caring staff. The residents seem to be in need of a lot of care there. I would give them the rating based on the type of residents that they had. They were very caring and very interested in accommodating my mother. The fac..."

"My mother is in New Haven Assisted Living and Memory Care - Kyle. The place is always clean and it doesn't smell. It has a very homey atmosphere. The staff is friendly, and my mom's getting excellent care there. They do have activities, and the food ..."

"We visited Sedro Trail in Georgetown. The rooms were nice, but there was no bathroom for each individual room -- you would have to go down the hall to a bathroom. Three rooms are made to have a toilet and sinks, but only two had a shower -- a nice la..."