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Featured Review
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May 20, 2024
My sister moved to The Cottages at Quail Creek. The staff is very caring and interested in helping and making my sister comfortable. The room is adequate. The maintenance is very good. The cost is not the most expensive that's why we chose it.
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About The Cottages at Quail Creek in Amarillo, Texas
The Cottages are state-of-the-art residences for people living with Alzheimer's and other dementias. Each resident is cared for based on their own physical, mental and emotional needs in a warm, caring environment that makes it home for them. Under the supervisions of our 24-hour staff, we provide personal care assistance medicine supervisions, meals, snacks and specialized activities. Within our small community, we develop personal relationships with our residents. The unique floor plan and luxury finish out provides consistency and a home-like environment. Well-balanced meals are served family-style in each cottage. Our activity program is designed for memory impairment, and we offer personalized care for all stages of Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, stroke and other dementias.
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Services and Amenities of The Cottages at Quail Creek in Amarillo, Texas
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Room Service
- Guest Meals
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Horticultural Activities
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
- Walking and Hiking Areas
Room Amenities
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
Financing & Payment Options
- Financial Guidance
- All Inclusive Rent
Guests
- Guest Parking
Inside Amenities
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Safety & Security
- Gated Facility
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Health Services
- Hospice Care
- Medication Reminders
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Pets
- Pets
Personal Care
- Cooking services
Additional Amenity Information
- Housing: Shared Living - we offer private and semi-private residences.
- Features: Activities kitchen, walking path, piano room
- Activities: We have a full-time Alzheimer's certified activities director onsite.
- Special Comment: Our home-like environment is what makes us special. Our residence is designed with four individual town homes for 8 - 12 residents. Meals are provided in a smaller setting, along with individual family rooms and dining rooms for each town home. This individualized approach provides comfort and security for the resident.
- State Licenses: 010318 / 010324
Costs for The Cottages at Quail Creek in Amarillo, Texas
Memory Care
$4,995
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Reviews of The Cottages at Quail Creek in Amarillo, Texas
Kay90
4
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May 20, 2024
My sister moved to The Cottages at Quail Creek. The staff is very caring and interested in helping and making my sister comfortable. The room is adequate. The maintenance is very good. The cost is not the most expensive that's why we chose it.
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Cero
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March 11, 2024
My father has moved into The Cottages at Quail Creek. I saw five different communities, but he gets the best healthcare treatment for his condition at this facility. He is in hospice, too, so the hospice people are going into that community to treat him. He's in a shared room and it's a very nice and clean room. He has two closets and two beds, probably about the size of a normal bedroom that two boys would share growing up. I've been there whenever they've eaten, and the food looks good. They have their people come in and cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There are a couple of snacks during the day, so there's plenty of food for them. The staff seems like they care. They have an activities director that comes in Monday through Friday. The activities are more about keeping their motor skills going, their hand-eye coordination, their feet moving, and things like that. They're not outside playing kickball or dodgeball or anything, but they're in the little living common areas, hitting a balloon back and forth or playing bingo and things like that. It's nice and clean all the time. There's always a nurse on duty, so that helps. It's very good value for the money.
Melissa
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February 1, 2024
We found my in-laws a place in Amarillo called The Cottages at Quail Creek. They were extremely friendly and they were willing to help us in any way they could. The living quarters are spacious. The food is very good and nutritious. They have plenty of daily activities and plenty of social activities from what I've seen so far. The facility is very clean. They have a few amenities. They have activities and things like that. They have a dining room with a living room that is an open floor plan that kind of makes you feel like you're in a house and not a cafeteria-type setting. It's very nice.
Tilly
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February 4, 2023
We chose The Cottages at Quail Creek for mom because of the price and the responsiveness of the administration personnel. The staff is very attentive and personable. I know that the activities director speaks with each resident, and she does her activity schedule around what they enjoy. They have an outside area, but no gym or anything like that. It's in the hospital region. There are restaurants, stores, and plenty of things around. It's clean.
Janet
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December 4, 2022
The Cottages at Quail Creek was very nice and clean. The residents seemed comfortable and happy. The staff was very helpful and very thorough in answering all our questions. When I was there, the residents were working on some kind of crafts. The reason for my rating was because a lot of the rooms didn't have private baths.
Jean
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November 4, 2022
The Cottages at Quail Creek was a really nice place. As we walked in, people welcomed us cheerfully. The atmosphere was really nice. We noticed as we walked that everything was very clean. Some residents were watching a movie while we were there, and some were just walking around. You could tell the residents had easy access as far as moving around is concerned, like going to different areas of the building. The place wasn't cluttered with a lot of furniture, but it was airy and really spacious. The shower facilities were roomy and clean. Hallways were not cluttered and can conveniently accommodate three people walking at the same time. The dining room was very nice and had access to the common living room. The whole building kind of just flows nicely, and I liked that. Kylie was very nice and you could tell that she really cared for the residents there. She explained everything to us, including how residents of the same level of memory care could be sharing a room. They were very flexible with the caregivers, and they have a good number of staff on board.
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Lynn
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September 13, 2022
The Cottages at Quail Creek was very nice, very quiet, and well laid out. The staff were extremely friendly and engaging. The room was adequate. There were several different options available. We looked at a room that was shared, but most of the rooms in that area, had shared baths. I didn't see an exercise room, but I think they provided a beautician. The dining area was nice, and it was family-style. Most of the clients were women, and since my husband is a man, he was looking to see if there were facilities that had more men available. However, I didn't notice anything that needed repair or updating.
Randall
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December 9, 2021
I toured The Cottages at Quail Creek. The staff was very friendly. They were sincerely dedicated to the residents. The facility was kind of plain. The rooms were clean, but very plain. It's community oriented, it's a small place, but they gather everyone at table.
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Lonnie
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August 8, 2021
We went to The Cottages at Quail Creek. The director who provided the tour was extremely knowledgeable and helpful. Even if we didn't go there, she offered to be a resource for us, so she went above and beyond that. She was extremely good. The layout and upkeep were really good. It was very clean and spacious. They were having a religious service there. We sat in the dining room at one side of the cottage, so we didn't eat anything or see anything. That's where we conducted our interview and talked about things before we took the tour.
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C.P.
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July 25, 2021
I thought The Cottages at Quail Creek was a very nice place, and the personnel there were very qualified. The memory care was clean, bright and cheerful. During my visit, I saw that they had a really nice backyard and patio too.
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peggy67
5
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September 8, 2019
I have had my husband there for 1 1/2 years approx. I am paying for roommate status, but it was really nice for him to have one of the private rooms to himself just because the occupancy was not at a high when he first got there. He was moved to a roommate situation at a later time and seemed to be fine with that since he doesn't go in his room except to sleep at night. He is a walker so he walks the halls a lot of the time and before that he was willing to interact with the activities that they have for the residents which include Bingo, Bowling, Noodle Ball, Cooking Class, Cornhole, etc. I think the greatest amenity that they have at this facility is they just really care for the residents and their families...it's like family! I have gotten to know all the staff and residents and I say hi to each one I see each time I walk in. Very homey and you feel like you can just sit down anywhere and visit your loved one which I like.
M.E.
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February 15, 2019
I visited The Cottages at Quail Creek for my mom. It was a small community, so it's good. When you walk in you ring the buzzer and they let you in then you immediately go inside the building, and I didn't like that. In the other places you walk into an entryway where there's glass, you press the button, and they came to let you in. In this community, there's just a door and from the inside you can't see who is on the outside. What if I'm a weirdo or something? The appearance of the place was nice and clean. I don't like that the rooms don't have the restrooms inside the room, so they still have to walk down the hallway to use the restroom. There are like one or two restrooms per wing, so I didn't like it. There are a few rooms that have their own restrooms, but those are their most expensive ones. It didnt seem like they're organized. Like there was an area where the residents were sitting with coloring paper and crayons on the table, but then some of them were eating a cookie. I was told they have activities, but it didn't look like they had a room for that. There's one place for everything. I don't think there's much room for the residents to do anything there because of the way the place was built. Maybe they should be more organized. The person who showed me around was named Tiffany and she was good.
Alberta
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February 10, 2018
I use this facility for respite care for my husband, who has Alzheimer’s. I am very happy with the care he receives. He is happy when we pick him up and he willing goes back when I need the help. The director is very friendly and helpful. The staff is friendly and caring and patient. They have taken the time to get to know my husband, his likes and dislikes, even though he is not a permanent resident.
Mel305567
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April 13, 2017
The Cottages at Quail Creek was very nice. The rooms were very nice. The staff members were very nice people also. They have activities planned for the day. They assist their clients to get meals. It's a very nice community.
Lisa003745
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March 28, 2017
My father passed away last Friday at The Cottages at Quail Creek. Their compassion is just amazing. They were helping dad with love, concern, and patience and made sure he was OK. We could not have asked for a better place. It had a homey atmosphere. They not only were helpful with Dad, but they were helpful with us, also.
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David074283
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March 27, 2017
Everything was fine at the Cottages at Quail Creek. The only reason we didn’t choose it is we found a place a little closer to where I live. Everybody was very helpful and very friendly. It was a place I would have chosen. I had no problem with it. The only thing I did not like about it is you have to furnish the room with your own furniture. Some of the other facilities we looked at had furniture supplied, but it was not a big deal. Everything was clean. It is not the best we saw out of the places we toured, but it was OK.
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Gwen060835
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February 1, 2017
Cottages at Quail Creek seems to be doing very well. My sister seems happy and well adjusted there. She has to have assistance with everything, like she can feed herself, but it has to be put in front of her, and she needs help dressing. They were over-medicating her at one point and had to change her medication. But other than that, everything is OK.
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Ann766871
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July 1, 2016
The Cottages (The Cottages At Quail Creek) is clean and has a friendly staff. It seems like there’s a lot of business there, but it is pretty homey and not that big with about 25 people that stay there. The director is very knowledgeable about people and very friendly. They do have some activities, like baking, bingo, and not too much really physically active stuff, which is a little bit disappointing because it will be nice to see more. It is memory care, so a lot of those people are not high-functioning as far as being able to get out there and do exercise and other stuff. My sister has been there since March.
Linda123084450
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April 7, 2016
The staff at Cottages at Quail Creek was really nice, really friendly, and seemed like they really cared for their patients. However, it was an older place with small rooms, and I felt that they have too many people without enough area. The common dining area was small, and they do not have a van for transportation.
Provider Response
The Cottages at Quail Creek is a certified and licensed assisted living facility designed specifically for those with memory impairment due to Alzheimer's, Lewy Body, Parkinson's and other dementias. Based on Mayo Clinic research, our home-like environment has four living areas for groups of 8 - 12. Meals are served family style in these smaller groups, and each living area has their own living room and dining room. This more initiate setting allows us to develop deep and meaningful relationships with our residents. While we understand that The Cottages are not for everyone, we have based our design and care model on years of research and an understanding of the needs of those living with dementia. We invite everyone interested to take a tour to see for themselves The Cottages difference.
April10
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March 31, 2016
Our visit at the Cottages at Quail Creek was good, but the place itself was not that clean. The rooms that we saw were spacious. We went there after hours, and from what we observed, everybody seemed to be fine.
Carol Huffman
4
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March 31, 2015
Most home-like atmosphere from any facility I've seen. Very compassionate staff, individualized care for each resident. Very friendly and relayed environment for family and visitors, and staff is very accommodating.
Francis Jones
5
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March 31, 2015
I've seen seven facilities and chose this one. Staff is caring and dedicated and good to work with.
Ralph Doughty
5
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March 27, 2015
Great care in Amarillo for Alzheimer's and other patients needing 24-hour care. Cleanliness is very good. Problems are taken care of immediately. Food is very good. Medical staff are easy to work with, and they are very concerned about their residents. Professional staff notifies family immediately of any potential or existing problem and work with the family to resolve issues. Rates are very stable and seldom go up.
commercesd
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January 6, 2012
The Cottages at Quail Creek specialize in memory and Alzheimer's care, which is why we visited it as a possible living space for our uncle. We could immediately see that the grounds were lovely and well-kept. There is plenty of room to stretch out in the park-like greenery. The communal areas were nicely decorated and spacious. Every resident we saw seemed well-cared for and happy. This is what is most important to us. The severity of our uncle's condition is unclear at this moment, so we are apprehensive about placing him in an assisted living facility. But the staff at Quail Creek managed to calm us down considerably. There are plenty of activities planned for the residents and everyone is encouraged to participate. The staff fully understands the needs of memory care patients, so is adept at finding ways to make things seem like fun. There are a lot of interesting and stimulating recreational things to do for the residents. There is a beauty and barber shop, nice gardens and some patios for parties and barbeques, a chapel and services. The dining areas all served what looked like really delicious food and there are many options to choose from. We also liked that guest meals are available, as we plan to visit our uncle during meal times (his favorite). Our uncle has a little cat, and we were relieved to see that he could keep her with him. We really liked that each resident is treated as an individual. The care levels are adjusted as necessary -- and the environment seemed caring and warm for all the the residents that we saw.
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