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Featured Review
5
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August 12, 2023
My mother moved into Heartis Longview. They have been fantastic with her. Her apartment is very clean, and the food is very good. She's already putting on weight. She played bingo, and she attended a lecture on how to cook. They offer transportation. They've got a dentist coming in next week. They assist in medicine and bathing, and they also provide laundry services.
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About Heartis Longview in Longview, Texas
At Heartis Longview, assisted living residents feel safe and right at home with a helping hand. We provide personalized care when they need assistance with meals, medication, or daily activities like bathing, dressing, and grooming, so they can focus on doing the things that enrich their lives.
Community-wide offerings, events, and outings introduce residents to new experiences while prioritizing and promoting their physical and mental wellness.
THE BENEFITS OF HEARTIS LONGVIEW ASSISTED LIVING:
Residents spend their days any way they choose ? relaxing or moving and grooving. Exploring the outdoors or staying in, enjoying their fully accessorized apartment or experiencing one of our luxurious common areas. Community living and dining rooms provide the perfect backdrops for savoring delicious and nutritious chef-inspired meals and enjoying engaging social activities.
With all the chores taken care of, residents have more time to meet neighbors and make new friends. And since pets are allowed at all Heartis communities, their furry friend will be right by their side (or in their lap).
THE FOUR FOUNDATIONS AND BENEFITS OF MEMORY CARE:
At Heartis Longview, our holistic approach helps establish an inclusive environment where every resident can thrive.
- Social Roles
- Procedural Memory
- Skills-Focused
- Progression
Residents with dementia still have a desire to fill social roles within their community. By giving them meaningful tasks like working the front desk, helping set tables for dinner, or assisting their neighbors, we�re empowering them to feel independent and purposeful.
This type of memory is created through �procedural learning� or repeating a routine action until all of the relevant neural systems work together to automatically produce the activity without the need for conscious control or attention.
Dementia affects existing memories but doesn�t prevent residents from forming new thought processes. So we use procedural memory and repetition to improve current skills and teach new ones.
A special Montessori Assessment Tool, created by the Center for Applied Research in Dementia, helps team members recognize remaining skills often missed by traditional healthcare assessments.
Working on projects or learning topics over a longer period of time leads to residents being more engaged and successful. The goal is to focus on their skills instead of their deficits so they can engage with their environment in a positive way and progress toward reaching their goals.
To learn more about this provider�s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
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Services and Amenities of Heartis Longview in Longview, Texas
Pets
- Pets
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: MC is all inclusive/AL is rent + care - $2500 Community Fee
- Special Comment: With a beautiful creek and park trail as its backdrop, Heartis Longview is as lovely outside as it is inside. The team members and residents create a vibrant atmosphere and a close-knit community where you can plant your roots and pursue your passions.
- State Licenses: 105642
Costs for Heartis Longview in Longview, Texas
Assisted Living
$3,145
Starting Price
Memory Care
$5,225
Starting Price
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Reviews of Heartis Longview in Longview, Texas
4.5
(10 reviews)
Facility
4.5
Staff
4.6
Food
4.5
Activities
4.0
Value
5.0
Deborah
5
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October 10, 2024
I toured Heartis Longview. They're very professional and they seem to care about the residents. They tried to get right on that when somebody needed something. They talk with the residents, even though we know that they don't understand us since he's in memory care. Some of them have come over and introduced themselves when they're working on a different floor to tell that they're going to be there in two weeks because they trade-off, and she said, "I love memory care," and that made me feel really good. The facility was very clean and nice looking. I've seen what they did even in memory care, and that is another reason why I went with them. They don't just want them to just sit in their bed all the time. They try to get them up, and that's what I want for my dad. They have a spark where the residents make soap or something like you pump out of a little bottle. They painted it on the windows in memory care, and I'm assuming that way they had it ready for him, and each resident that could do it painted their little piece. Everybody is enthusiastic about doing activities with the patients. It's very expensive for memory care, and my dad needs everything, so it just has to be that way. It's comparable to all the other places. He has a studio apartment and we decorated it nicely. There's some furniture in and they're bringing him a bed today from hospice. It's nice. What I did see, and what they were eating, it's a lot better than what I saw in all the other places, so I'm enthusiastic about the food.
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Sandra
5
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May 10, 2024
I liked Heartis Longview. The tour was very good. The staff was very nice and gave us some good ideas. They have activities for those in memory care for them to move. They have different activities to try to keep them involved. The staff members were all very nice. We were really impressed with it. I liked it just a tad better than the other two facilities I visited. The dining area was cozy. They have small, private rooms.
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Jamie
5
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October 8, 2023
Heartis Longview was nice, pretty, and clean. Everything was just really great. The staff was very nice, and knowledgeable, gave me a lot of information, and listened to my questions. The rooms are all private. They're more homey. Each room has a little private bathroom and a place for a bed, a chair, and a dresser. They have a movie room. They have a lot of activities. They have a physical therapist on staff. The food is really good. The sitting areas are nice. They have a pond, which is nice. I saw their food, and everybody said it was great.
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Penny
5
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August 12, 2023
My mother moved into Heartis Longview. They have been fantastic with her. Her apartment is very clean, and the food is very good. She's already putting on weight. She played bingo, and she attended a lecture on how to cook. They offer transportation. They've got a dentist coming in next week. They assist in medicine and bathing, and they also provide laundry services.
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Cheryl
5
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August 9, 2022
Heartis Longview was a beautiful community and very welcoming. It had a beautiful pond in the back of it. The gathering areas were all pretty. The one thing we did not like about this place was they had these ramps that the people had to go up to get to their bedrooms. I thought it would be hard for our in-laws to have to constantly be walking up and down the ramps. The staff member said, "Well, a lot of the people had scooters." They shouldn't be expected to get a scooter to go up there. It's a good exercise for them, but at the same time, it's kind of grueling. It seemed like the facility was well taken care of. Their dining area looked very nice. The person that normally gives the tour was not there, and the staff didn't really seem to know as much as the main person should know.
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Sandra
4
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March 21, 2022
We have been to Heartis Longview TX to visit the memory care. My first impression of the place was that everything was pretty much just right there. As soon as you walk in the door, you see the patients, the hallway with the rooms, and how clean it is. It didn't smell, had a good smell, and I liked the friendliness as we walked in the door. The person who gave the tour, Mr. Bowe, was very friendly, very very helpful, very patient, and kind. It was a very good experience. I liked how they had people in the dining room watching the clients. We liked that they said they grew their own vegetables and things like that, so they had their hands on the yard, and my father is one who likes to be out in the yard.
Shelly
5
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December 15, 2021
I like the Heartis Longview. The facility is awesome. There's a cool balcony on the back and it's just nice. The setting was nice and calming. The rooms were clean too. I think the guy that does the cooking has been a cook for 15 years or something and he makes fancy meals for the seniors. I looked at their assisted living during my visit.
DD
5
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June 22, 2021
I went to Heartis Longview. They were friendly, and they took their time just to talk with you. They probably developed more of a little bit of a relationship with us than the other place. They also brought in one of the nursing staff to talk to us. I liked the place and the facilities but assisted living would be hard for my dad because of the ramps they use. They don't have elevators or anything and they have two floors. They have a long walkway. It has a slight incline but he wouldn't be able to do that because he would feel like he's gonna fall. Even though it's a slide, it's just so long. You don't have that with the memory care, it's all straight, but for the assisted living I could see that being an issue.
Gary
2
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March 9, 2021
I moved my mother to Heartis Longview 4 years ago. It was, in my opinion, the premium place an elderly person could go. For 4 years, I have seen it deteriorate. Not necessarily the facility but the overall management. The rooms were good, I liked them, they were good for an elderly person because they were very simple. There were 2 to 3 staff that I know, they were always cordial to me but as far as the overall staff, I can't say. The residents, I enjoy visiting with them. I did that for 3 years, got to visit, sit down and got to know many of them. I thoroughly enjoyed that. The meals were included, they had a salon that was staffed or kind of subcontracted to a private individual. It was okay, as far as the facility itself. My big thing was the fact that, over the course of a year that I did not get to visit with my mother, I don't know if small things such as her hair being washed on a weekly basis was ever done. The only thing I know was the fact that it was done twice a year and that's unacceptable. I don't know if her toenails were ever clipped over the course of a year and if you let your toenails grow, they will make your feet hurt when you walk. I don't know if my mother's sheets on her bed were ever changed for a year. I don't have good things to say about these folks. There are many things about the facility that I did not like after we got into it. I think they created more problems than they were ever worth. It's a 2-story facility and they have ramps between the floors so the residents either have to walk up the ramp or walk down it.
Mandy
4
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January 21, 2021
My parents moved into Heartis Longview. It's good, but it's very hard because of COVID. You can't get a good grasp of it, but I think overall it's gonna be OK. It's been a rough start because of not being able to get in there. The staff has been helpful overall. They keep in touch. The food is good so far, and they are eating in their rooms. They were quarantined for two weeks, and they haven't been able to get out yet. There were no extracurricular activities. They love watching the ducks and the geese because their wing looks over the pond. I haven't seen their room, but as far as I know it's a good view and they're managing it. They love everybody there, and my mom hasn't complained. It's a lot of money though.
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