Morada Burleson

Sally

I am a resident of Morada Burleson. I like it here. It's kind of weird that they have a big turnover of caregivers. The food was terrible today. The chicken was raw. The chef walked out yesterday. We have bingo and some crafts. My room is a good size. We only have one maintenance man, and I think he stays pretty busy because there's like 77 people here.

Melva

Morada Burleson used to be called Covenant Place Burleson before, but they got bought out. They became very understaffed and unable to handle my mom's level of care. The first time she was there was two years ago, and it was great. After COVID hit, they became very short-staffed and unable to care for the residents. Their service went way downhill to the point that mom was on the brink of death because they weren't taking care of her. After they got bought out, I understand that several more staff left. They kept the facility clean, but they weren't able to care for the residents. They had a lot of residents with dementia or physical disabilities, and they didn't have the equipment that their staff needed to help lift some of their heavier residents. They had issues with stocking enough food, and there was a time when they were just giving them sandwiches. When COVID hit, if someone was positive, everybody had to quarantine, and she ended up going through like four rounds of quarantine. They were all isolated, and they were not taking them to activities or doing things in their rooms. Several residents were trying to escape when we would go take her things; they were trying to make a mad dash out of the door and getting in trouble for it. For my mom, she ended up getting thirty-five days of quarantine, and there were not enough staff to check on her, so she wasn't eating and got down to eighty-one pounds. They were not showering her, she was sleeping all day, and they would take food to her in her room and just leave it there. She has no tea, and they have promised us that they would blend it but they didn't. From the time we brought her home up to now, she's gotten up to eighty-seven or ninety-two pounds.

Linda

Covenant Place of Burleson was very nice. The apartment we saw was very clean but it's a little bit smaller than what my uncle has now. The person who accommodated me during the tour was very nice and gave me a lot of information. They were doing activities, they had a little therapy area, and there's also a beauty shop.

Sonia

Our experience at Covenant Place of Burleson has been great. the place is one floor, and my mom is right down from the cafeteria. They bring her meals if she wants to eat in her room. The food is good. They keep up with changing sheets, doing the laundry, cleaning her room, and giving her medications. Her room is fine and is big enough for a bed, table and chairs, a couch, two night stands and a chest of drawers. They have been cooperative as far as when we request something. They've been very good. They have a lot of activities like church services, Bible studies, Walmart trips, going out to eat, and social get-togethers.

Jane

I was in Covenant Place of Burleson. It's assisted living and you have your own apartment. It was a very nice community. Everybody that worked there was very nice and helpful. They were very good. The food and the dining area were good. They have activities like bingo, they have singers come in, and they have a beauty salon and a TV room.

Kay137664

I did not feel like Covenant Place was a good match for my dad. I actually felt that my dad was a little further along in memory care than would work at Covenant Place. Like they expect the residents to come down to the cafeteria at mealtime, and my dad would not have been able to do that. They have a better selection of food because they have a menu they could choose from, but it was more like a restaurant style. Also, basically, if they didn’t get down there for a meal, they were kind of locked. It was a little older, but it seemed clean. It was a little more convenient for me, but it was not a good fit for him.