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5
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October 9, 2020
I have lived in The Clairmont for a few years now. It's extraordinary, and it has the best environment for seniors of different levels that I can possibly imagine. It's a wonderful, wonderful place, the lady that runs this place is extraordinarily intelligent, she picks all the right people, and there's not a single staff person here that is not willing to go beyond the basics to take care of any of the residents. There's not one with a bad attitude, and we've had no cases of COVID. There's lots of activities on a daily basis, they have games, they have comedy, people bring their favorite jokes, they have pool, they have the bean bag toss, they have people who come in that sing, they have a harpist that comes in and plays, they have different acts like Las Vegas acts, and they come in about once a month. They have trips when we're not in COVID once a month to somewhere outside the area. They also have doctor access in-house, and will drive us also to doctors' appointments. I absolutely recommend it.
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About The Clairmont in Austin, Texas
The Clairmont is the ideal retirement community for those who want to enjoy a secure and comfortable lifestyle. The Clairmont has studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units available. No long-term buy-in is required, and all amenities and utilities are included in the month-to-month rent. The Clairmont also offers a variety of amenities including three delicious chef-prepared meals each day served in its beautiful dining room, bus service, housekeeping service, guest rooms, library and on-site postal service. These are just some of the features offered at The Clairmont for seniors looking to retire comfortably.
Services and Amenities of The Clairmont in Austin, Texas
Campus/Building Details
- General Store
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Private Housekeeping Services
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Dining
- Communal Dining
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Pets
- Pets
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Salon Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Room Amenities
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
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- Fee Structure: We offer a month-to-month-rental
- Features: Library, Fitness room/Gym
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Reviews of The Clairmont in Austin, Texas
4.4
(40 reviews)
Facility
4.6
Staff
4.9
Food
4.2
Activities
5.0
Value
5.0
Jayme
5
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November 9, 2024
The Clairmont was very welcoming. As we approached the building, there were walkers outside, there were people there, and they greeted you. It's clean. The person who gave us the tour was fabulous. We went through and saw a couple of different units. We selected a two-bedroom unit. It needed a little bit of work, so they're getting that taken care of. We went back afterward on another date and played bingo and met some of the people that live there. My mom is just going to fit in there perfectly. Everyone was helpful. They answered any questions that we had. We saw the menu, and the food looked fabulous. Everybody said the food was fabulous, but I haven't physically tried the food.
Joe
3
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December 11, 2023
The Clairmont Retirement Community was an older facility. It's all on one level, and it's very sprawling. It has long corridors, and the corridors are not completely level. There are several level changes in the corridors that are accomplished with ramps. I did not feel as comfortable in that facility as I did in the other place. The rooms were much smaller. They were about half the size of the other place's living spaces. I didn't see anything out of the ordinary in terms of amenities. They had common areas, a library, and an activity room. I was dissatisfied with the meal that I got there. It was supposedly to be chicken fried steak, but it was a little chewy and it had poor flavor. It tasted like it was something that you take out of the freezer and microwave.
Jeanne
5
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March 10, 2022
My friend will be moving into The Clairmont. They were very honest, upfront, very friendly, and very accommodating. Everything worked out, and they were perfect. Everything was upfront. There were no hidden costs. Everything you can think of is available to you. We were surprised at all the accommodations. You can be as active as you want to be. The only thing that they didn't have was a pool. The rooms were a good size. This is a little older community, but it's in very good condition and good location. We were approached by people that have lived there 14 and 15 years, so that says a lot. They can go shopping. They have a club where the ladies can go to lunch. They have a beauty parlor, activities, and a garden club. My friend can have her two little pugs with the little fence yard. We couldn't want for more truthfully.
Inna
5
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February 18, 2022
We saw The Clairmont in Austin on Monday. I like that the rooms have been remodeled, and they looked very nice. We saw their exercise room, the cafeteria, and the library. We saw the entire community. The staff seemed very pleasant. Everyone was nice when we walked in. There weren't any activities going on. There were some people coming in the media room and library, and no one was in the activity room. It's being maintained very well, and everyone was just super pleasant. It was a nice experience overall.
Fannie
5
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October 10, 2021
The Clairmont is lovely. Everybody was courteous and polite. I haven't moved in yet, but the room appears to be in excellent condition. I had lunch there one day, and the food was excellent too. They're under renovation, so they're doing some improvement.
Peter
5
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October 8, 2021
I have chosen The Clairmont for my father. I haven't filled out any paperwork with them or anything yet, but the goal is to move him in there. I thought it had a very affordable price considering the quality of the facility. I thought the staff was very inviting. One of the guys that were working there offered to kind of help my dad move in specifically, and I thought that was very kind. The woman that was like the admissions staff there was very friendly and welcoming. It just kind of fit my father's needs for the price I was looking for. The dining area looked very clean. It looked like they prepare tasty meals there. In general, the whole facility provides a good place to live if you're at retirement age. They have a good library, a workout area, and there's a pool table there as well. The atmosphere was pleasant. There's a lot of kind residents there and the staff was welcoming. It just seemed like a very calm and nice place.
Jeff
5
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August 5, 2021
The Clairmont was the one I think my parents may have gone to. It's certainly an older facility, but the staff there was fantastic. The people there seemed incredibly happy, to the point where it almost seemed mischievous. I thought, "What are they doing with these folks here?" They're all together and there was a solid sense of community. It seemed like a place my parents would really, really like, and move to.
Debbie
5
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June 24, 2021
I like The Clairmont, it's one of the options that I would like my parents to consider. I like the facility and I like what they offer. I like that they provide the meals, that they have activities, it seems the food is good, the people are friendly, and it looks clean. They've also recently renovated. I just thought they had the services I was looking for. They have a nice environment, it seems easy to get in and out of. Clairmont would be easy for my parents to access. They also have rides to doctor's appointments, which I wanted.
Diana
4
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May 11, 2021
I visited Clairmont Retirement Community for my mother, but it was too expensive. The place was excellent, though. It was very clean and open. They provide lots of good care and it seemed like a very healthy place to be. The staff was excellent. They were very nice and everybody was very helpful. They have all sorts of activities like music, games, movies, and even outings.
Lana
5
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October 9, 2020
I have lived in The Clairmont for a few years now. It's extraordinary, and it has the best environment for seniors of different levels that I can possibly imagine. It's a wonderful, wonderful place, the lady that runs this place is extraordinarily intelligent, she picks all the right people, and there's not a single staff person here that is not willing to go beyond the basics to take care of any of the residents. There's not one with a bad attitude, and we've had no cases of COVID. There's lots of activities on a daily basis, they have games, they have comedy, people bring their favorite jokes, they have pool, they have the bean bag toss, they have people who come in that sing, they have a harpist that comes in and plays, they have different acts like Las Vegas acts, and they come in about once a month. They have trips when we're not in COVID once a month to somewhere outside the area. They also have doctor access in-house, and will drive us also to doctors' appointments. I absolutely recommend it.
MB
5
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March 14, 2020
The Clairmont would've been my first choice. It was a little homier than others, not as fancy, but it was very comfortable. It's like going to your Sunday school class. The people really cared about each other and looked out for each other. The staff was very helpful. Even though it's independent living they offer healthcare, but it's a separate entity. They had smaller efficiency rooms that had separate bedrooms and living rooms. They had a small exercise room that had a bike and a treadmill that they could use independently. They had a very busy activity room that had a pool table and a foosball table. You could ask for whatever food you wanted and they would cook it for you.
Brian
3
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May 30, 2019
The staff at Clairmont was nice and helpful. It just wasn't the right fit for my mother. The rooms were smaller and the prices were a little bit higher than the others. The dining area looked fine, nothing remarkable. They had a movie theater, and they bring in entertainment.
Sara
5
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July 17, 2018
I selected The Clairmont because the residents seem happy there. They would randomly say that they love it there even without me asking. The place smells good and it has a courtyard, which is important because they let my father have his dog. It's also good that the price is very affordable. They have great amenities, they have a clinic onsite, and they have a contract with an elder care specialist general practitioner who has a clinic there every Wednesday. My dad can just see his doctor every week in his own room. He's in independent living, but they also have contracts with Amada Senior Care so if he needs additional care like bathing and dressing he can get that. They also have sit-down meals where they're waited on. If they don't like the daily meal they can order something off the menu, like a build-you- own burger or grilled fish, and they have cloth napkins, which is nice. The staff members are all just very kind and friendly. Affordability is better than other places, yet it seems to me that they offer more than others. They have shuttle buses that takes the seniors on outings, they have an activities director, and they have activities throughout the day. My dad is happy there.
Debbie
4
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November 21, 2017
We saw Clairmont. I didn't like the area that much because there was a lot of commercial businesses around it. The apartments were too small for my mom, but they were nice and had different floor plans. They had a hair salon, a bus to go to Walmart or doctors' appointments, bingo, and music. The ladies said the activities director is great. The lunch was great and formal. They take your order and deliver the food to you.
kay-j
5
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May 31, 2017
My parents lived at the Clairmont for over 5 years. We were very pleased with the attention they received. They enjoyed participating in many activities and made many friends. We appreciate Joanne, the director and all of the staff for making them feel at home.
Charles025044
5
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November 23, 2016
The Clairmont was essentially located in Austin. It had easy access to the freeway and all the facilities. It was right down the street from a hospital, so it was very close by if anything happened. They were doing some remodeling, and the rooms were fantastic. I loved how the rooms were laid out. It was probably the one that cost the least from the ones I visited. The staff seemed great. The one that showed me around was wonderful. She answered all my questions. She gave me full information. She showed me both the one-bedroom and studio apartments. The dining area was also well laid out.
PHM001
5
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August 24, 2016
Love the Clairmont in Austin Texas ! My father moved to the Clairmont six months ago after living in the same house in Florida for over 50 years. I visit the Clairmont 4-5 times a week to see my father and to visit the wonderful residents and staff. The onsite health services are a blessing, the food is perfect, and the staff is always available and pleasant to work with. The facility is a bit older but don't be scared off ! The staff quickly fixes anything that is broken, and in the six months we have been there, they have redone the A/Cs, the kitchen, and they are working on the roof. It is a well maintained property. I love visiting the property, and it feels like the day is not complete when I am unable to stop in for a visit.
Satisfied Visitor9
5
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March 18, 2016
We visited The Clairmont. Our visit with them was very pleasant, very helpful, and very useful. Susan, the manager, was very accommodating in showing us around and everything. The facility was very nice. The atmosphere was very pleasant. The staff seemed to be very upbeat and very nice. The entire experience was quite good. If the opportunity came up, I would recommend it to other people.
RID
4
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January 11, 2016
My mother has lived at the Clairmont for a year and a half. I cannot say enough good things about the management and the facility over all. My mom's health is failing and the management team at the Clairmont went above and beyond their call of duty to help her and prolong her independence for as long as humanly possible. The current management has made a lot of improvements and renovations over the last 6 months and they continue to improve this facility. Their tireless work and positive attitude has been a blessing. I highly recommend the Clairmont.
Carolyn114736450
4
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December 17, 2015
The Clairmont was lovely. My father-in-law’s only complaint is they fed him with a lot of ham and a lot of sandwiches for dinner. They did some tours outside the facility. He occupied an apartment, which is about 350 square feet, with a handicap bathroom and pull strings in case he gets into trouble and can’t get out. His door was locked, so people wouldn’t go in and out, but they have a pass key in case he has a problem. It had a microwave, a full-size refrigerator, kitchen cabinets, and a sink. Most of the staff were wonderful; they were efficient, polite, hardworking, and they understand their residents’ moods.
Chief1
4
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December 11, 2015
I have lived at the Clairmont for ten (10) years now. I have seen many Managers come and go and for the most part they have all been good in their own way. The food has been up and down. Overall it has been edible and healthy. Our present Managers are well disciplined and have the philosophy that is needed for this place plus being friendly. They have made quite a few changes that some people have grumbled about. The changes have been for the better of all,in my opinion. Bob USN(ret)
Diana48
4
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October 30, 2015
I had my dad at The Clairmont, and so far, everything is good, except for the quality of the food. They are very accommodating, and I hope they will be improving the food quality.
Linda114994850
3
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October 28, 2015
We picked The Clairmont mainly because it was the least expensive of every other place we looked at. It was nice, and it got the best deal. It's not all that new. It's pretty cheaply made and things break and tend to go wrong a lot, but they eventually seem to get most things fixed. It's not a totally thrilling, luxurious place, but it's alright, and it suits her needs. I really like the marketing woman. They have a lot of activities and my mother is starting to get into them. The food is not that great, though.
Caring114040650
4
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October 28, 2015
I visited The Clairmont. It is all in one level. It was very nice. I did have lunch there, and the food was good. Most of the rooms had a storage area on the patio, which something that I didn't find in any other places, so that was a nice thing. The rooms were nice. Some of them were a little bit small though. Because it is in all one level, you would do a lot of walking there if you're any distance at all from where the dining area is. I didn't see much in activities, but I was there at lunchtime, so maybe there's more going on at other times than when I was there. The person who originally contacted me was not there that day; however, this gentleman was very congenial and very nice, showed us around, and told us about things.
Kat8
5
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September 30, 2015
I liked Clairmont. I thought everything was fine. It was just not affordable for my sister. The staff gave me a tour. They were very helpful. They were absolutely friendly and attentive. Everything was really nice. The rooms were not spacious, but they were not small. I would say they were in a good size. The dining area was clean, bright and well appointed. What stood out to me was the location. It was close to me.
bighead
5
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May 14, 2015
My mother-in -law recently moved to the Clairmont. She lived in the same home in San Antonio for over 50 years and we were concerned about the transition. She has told my wife and I she loves it there. For her to make that statement is huge as she is very conservative.The staff there is very friendly and caring. The management makes everyone fell welcome and at home. This means a lot to our family. We find the community to be very clean and well keep. We have had breakfast and lunch with her and find the food to be very good. The nice thing is that each meal you have several choices so your are not force to have something you may not want. I told my wife the other day that I could live at he Clairmont and for eto say that is huge!!!
Bacadaughter2
5
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May 8, 2015
We moved my parents to the Clairmont Retirement Community 8 months ago after looking at numerous other facilities and have known from the beginning was HOME! The warm and welcoming feeling from the Management, residents and staff was such a blessing. As with any "home" there is need for update which this facility is currently undergoing to assure the residents continue to have a nice place to call home. As with any facility there have been Management changes but we love the new Managers JoAnn and Carson! Since they have arrived they have had the residents best interest at heart. You can tell when Managers love their residents as these two do! There are no words to express my appreciation to them both as well as to the entire staff for running such a clean, safe and organized facility. The residents feel safe, loved and have lots of choices to fill their days with fun, friendship and fellowships. Thank you JoAnn and Carson for taking such great care of my parents. I highly recommend this facility if you are looking for a place to call HOME!!
Truest
5
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May 8, 2015
5/8/2015 i would like to let you know some good quality's about the manager Joanne at The Clairmont in Austin, TX. Joanne keeps calm with the residents meetings. Although, she does enforce the rules of the Handbook. So that we can all respect each other as neighbors. On a more positive note by adding a new fish tank, redecorating by arranging furniture, and pictures. To adding puzzle tables on each residence hallway's. And moving the computer to the Library. Joanne has a positive attitude and her attitudes is contagious. Her happiness is an attitude. Happy or strong. The amount of work is the same. Most of all I have noticed her kindness to all the residence's at The Clairmont. And her attention to detail. We are lucky to have her here at the Clairmont. Thank, you D. Carson
CarolDB
5
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May 8, 2015
My parents have lived at the Clairmont for over three years. They love it there! They have always been treated with respect and have made many friends. The past and present management has been wonderful to them! They have a lovely apartment and any maintenance has been addressed quickly. The staff has been wonderful!
Provider Response
It's always great to hear when our residents or family members share their experiences and we are thrilled your parents are still so happy with their decision to reside at The Clairmont. Our caring staff and friendly residents are just a few of the many perks of our all-inclusive community, and it sounds like your parents agree. Please let us know if there is anything we can do to make their experience even better here!
AllenG
5
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May 8, 2015
The grounds are well cared for, the accommodations are comfortable and appropriate, but it's the staff that makes Clairmont stand out among the competition; particularly Joanne and her husband Carson. Joanne makes each resident feel special and a part of a supportive community. She's the best. And the food is exceptionally good. You owe it to your loved one to check this facility out.
anrod
4
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May 6, 2015
My mother and father moved to the Clairmont when their house burned down. My father recently passed and the management was helpful in respecting her privacy as well as making the move to a smaller apartment painless. As to the long term manager being laid off, I believe she was fired for reasons. I found her uncooperative and the new management seems to be more in tune with the needs of it's residents. I was informed the problem with the feeders related to varmint control and was recommended by the pest inspector. As far as I can tell, the puzzle tables are still at the hall intersections and other upgrades are in progress.
Austingirly
5
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May 5, 2015
My mother recently moved into the Clairmont after living in an independent retirement community for 6 years. I cannot say enough good things about the new management and their willingness to "bend over backwards" to help all residents. When we moved in, it was as if my mother's apartment was brand new (really). They replaced the carpet, paint, sinks, shower, all floors, oven, ceiling fan -- the only thing that was not replaced was the kitchette cabinets -- and they were thoughly clean and like brand new. The entire staff is friendly, kind, caring, very hard working, and compassionate -- and they have all gone out of their way to make my mother feel welcome and at home. From the managers, to the wait staff in the dining hall to the personal care givers - to housekeeping -- they all really work very, very hard to provide a clean, caring home for all residents. I highly recommend The Clairemont I could not be happier. My mom
Provider Response
We can not thank you enough for your kind words. Here at The Claimont, we treat each resident as family, and we are happy you were able to experience this firsthand. You can be assured you made the right decision moving your mother here, and if ever you need anything, please let us know.
Bisonmom
1
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May 2, 2015
The Clairmont has gone thru some major changes in management. In the past couple of years they have had over 5 or 6 managers. The long term office manager has been laid off. Corporate has a placed a office manager that is making things very hard on residents. She has removed the puzzle tables in the hallways, the benches have been removed and she is removing all the bird feeders. Residents who have their personal feeders on their patios have been told to remove them. We will be moving my love one from this facility soon, He has been mistreated and disrespected by the manager, Since he pays his rent on time, she has no reason to treat him this way. I would not place a loved one here at this time.
Mary2855
5
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August 28, 2014
My mom is at The Clairmont. We chose this community because of the price, it was probably the best we found. Plus the facility is very clean, the people are friendly and the little apartments are adorable. In terms of activities, my mother hasn't really participated in anything yet, but she did just sign up for scrabble and she is going to see a movie. They do have some cooking facilities for them too. Also, the doctors are able to come and make house calls, which is great.
Hal3
4
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June 26, 2014
We have my dad in The Clairmont. My wife's grandmother was there. They take care of them. They offer food there, and the price is nice. The rooms are nice. They come and clean them once a week. The staff has been great. They're very helpful. My dad attends poker, cards, and dominoes and watches the movies they play there.
hcbush
5
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November 15, 2013
Mom has lived at The Clairmont for 2 years now. She has all she needs for a wonderful life here and since I am close by I can keep up with the quality of care and the facility. The staff are wonderful and the facility is an older, very well maintained treasure - and the pricing is exceptional. We have no complaints and highly recommend this community to you for your loved ones!
Beyda
3
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September 23, 2013
It was nice but too worn out, dark and very gloomy. It wasn't taken care of. It was an old facility. However, the staff was very friendly. It wasn't something that my mom and dad would appreciate.
Former Nurse
5
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August 13, 2013
I visited The Clairmont and I would stay there if everything went well. I chose it because the marketing director and live-in managers worked there for a long time, unlike in other places where there was a tremendous turn-over. The marketing lady had been there for 17 years and the live-in manager I met lived for 20 years, and that was remarkable. I also talked to some of the residents. Everybody seemed quite content and happy with what was provided like the housing, food and approach of the people. They had exercise everyday, provided a variety of church services, transportation to medical appointments, grocery and banks; there were also outings if you cared to go. They also had wi-fi, wii exercises, veterans club, cooking and a computer room. It was a very nice facility and I was very content with that place.
ferngully
4
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June 30, 2012
I thought the place seemed nice enough. Living space was ample. My grandmother seemed to have everything that was important to her and didn't need to give up much. The staff seemed to be competent and available. Common facilities were clean and engaging. Food service was enjoyable for the most part, on par with a Luby's, which she really enjoys. There were plenty of opportunities for socializing and ways to avoid others if need be. My grandmother seemed to enjoy her stay much more than I expected. She likely would have stayed longer if it weren't so expensive. She was able to leave for day trips whenever necessary. Their facilities provided ample assurance to my family that she would be cared for and attended to no matter the situation. We felt safe with her there. Seemed to be the sort of place I wouldn't be too fearful of entering myself one day.
emrfd
3
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November 5, 2011
My client's mother lived at the Clairmont, and I worked with her for a few months after her accident (physical therapy). The Clairmont is a smaller assisted living community that has friendly staff and decent amenities. Housing units are cozy (though somewhat on the smaller side) and nicely laid out. They have an emergency call system, which is very handy so that you're notified about falls. The community offers studio units and one bedroom apartments. The Clairmont has a large number of exercise and wellness classes which are great for client rehab. My client's mother enjoyed the group outings to gardens, libraries and other community events. One of the best aspects of the Clairmont is its affordability. Residents are not required to "buy-in" to the community, which saves money in upfront fees. Food seems to be decent - I've had better, but my client's mother never complained. If you're looking for a smaller retirement community with genuinely caring staff, then the Clairmont would be a solid choice.
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