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The Wellington at North Richland Hills
6150 Glenview Drive, North Richland Hills, TX 76180
Featured Review
5
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October 3, 2023
I am living in The Wellington at North Richland Hills. The experience has been great. They have lots of good people and activities. The facility is beautiful. I liked the dining room setup, the activities, and just about everything I saw. The facility is in good shape. It's easy to get something fixed if you have to. They have staff most of the time. The food is very good.
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About The Wellington at North Richland Hills in North Richland Hills, Texas
We are a vibrant community for active, independent seniors, providing services and amenities that free up time and energy for life's pleasures and new friendships. The Wellington attracts an active group of seniors who are interested in sustaining a strong quality of life. Our goal is to enrich the lives of our senior residents by providing an environment that is stimulating physically, mentally, and emotionally.The Wellington is owned and operated by Capital Senior Living. With many years of experience in senior housing, we are committed to our residents and their worry free lifestyle. Our servces are designed to provide chore-free living in an elegantly appointed, yet affordable environment. We provide our residents numerous lifestyle choices for one affordable monthly fee.At The Wellington, you'll find the freedom to create the lifestyle you've always wanted. Each morning you'll awake to a colorful palette of possibilities from which to paint your day. From the thoughtfully designed floorplans, to the world-class service and the myriad of recreational opportunities, you may just find that we've thought of everything. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Texas Long-Term Care Provider Search
Services and Amenities of The Wellington at North Richland Hills in North Richland Hills, Texas
Campus/Building Details
- Convenient location
- Multi-floor building
- Scenic views
Financing & Payment Options
- All Inclusive Rent
- Financial Guidance
- Private Pay Accepted
- Veterans Aid (VA) Benefits Accepted
Guests
- Guest Parking
Inside Amenities
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
- Communal Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Mailboxes
- Religious Spaces
- Shops on-site
Outside Amenities
- Outdoor common areas
- Patio
- Walking and Hiking Areas
Room Amenities
- Bathtub in unit
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
- Closet Space In Unit
- Dining Area In Unit
- Individual Climate Controls
- Living Rooms in Unit
- Private Outdoor Space
- Shower in unit
- Telephone Hookup
- Unfurnished units
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
Transportation & Shopping
- Errand Services
- General Transportation Services
- Medical Transportation Services
- Transportation Services for General Shopping
Diet & Nutrition
- Chef on staff
- Vegetarian Diet Available
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Brain fitness activities
- Chair fitness
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Group exercise
- Health & wellness activities/programs
- Health & wellness education
- Life enrichment activities/programs
- Salon Services
Health Services
- Restaurant on-site
Languages
- English spoken
Parking Options
- Covered Parking
Safety & Security
- Controlled Building Access
- Emergency Preparedness Procedures & Facilities
- Emergency Response System
- Supervisory Staff
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Fine dining
- Guest Meals
- Meal delivery and/or takeout option
- Meals provided
- Private dining
- Resident-assisted menu development
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Culinary Activities/Programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Entertainment activities/programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Organized activities/programs
- Resident volunteer opportunities
- Seasonal, holiday, and themed events
- Social Activities/Events
- Spiritual activities/programs
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Linen Services
On-Site Services
- 24/7 concierge services
- Catholic Services
- Church services
- Elderlife Financial Planning Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Pets
- No Large Dogs
- Pet care resident's responsibility
- Pets
Staff Training & Qualifications
- Flexible staffing
- Interview Every Team Member in Person
- Staff trained in safety
Costs for The Wellington at North Richland Hills in North Richland Hills, Texas
Independent Living
$2,325
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Reviews of The Wellington at North Richland Hills in North Richland Hills, Texas
4.0
(29 reviews)
Facility
4.0
Staff
4.4
Food
3.0
Activities
4.0
Value
3.7
6 years unhappy
2
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November 2, 2024
The rooms are okay but when there's a maintenance problem be prepared to wait. There are two elevators for residents. One has been out of service for over 3 months and the other one stops running periodically if someone closes the door to the mechanical room. This causes the elevator motor to overheat and shut down. This means that the people on the 2nd and 3rd floors can't get to the dining room or exits until the equipment cools down. This is a serious safety violation! There is only one person on staff to drive people to appointments, shopping at Walmart, or the occasional planned outings for the residents. When she's not there everything is canceled unless one of the office staff happens to be available to drive. Although meals are supposedly planned and a menu sheet is published weekly, there are many many times when what's actually available to be served is nothing like what's on the menu. In the last 6 years there has been a constant turnover in "chefs". There hasn't been one hired yet that knows about what a nourishing and healthy meal looks like. The serving staff is always friendly. However, there is constant turnover. Management is more focused on making the place look pretty rather than addressing maintenance issues. A coat of paint and new furniture don't fix the main issues. Besides the elevators, there are rodent holes along the retaining walls and under the foundation of the building. The downspouts are either crushed or completely disconnected causing rainwater to run into these holes and washing out large areas of exposed sub-foundation. Rent increases every year but where is it going? It's not going to the problems areas that are important to and for seniors. Thankfully my mother agreed to move to a different facility after 6 years.
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Caron
5
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October 13, 2024
I toured The Wellington at North Richland Hills. It was extremely clean and very nice, and everything was in order. There was no odor. The lady was very helpful, very kind, very cordial, very energetic, and completely wanting to please us. She took us on the tour and showed us everything she thought we would be interested in. They even invited us to lunch. I was just shocked, and it was the nicest experience. They had really good food. I had a hamburger and it was good. The attention that all of the people gave us at lunch was just so nice. Everything was very clean in the eating area. All of the people that were in the eating area seemed to be very happy and content. The only thing my husband didn't like was, that he smoked, and he would have to leave the comfort of the apartment and go outside to a smoking area. He was concerned about that because in bad weather that could be tough for him. He could manage unless he got sick or something. I thought the bedroom and the closets were okay. The living area where you would have maybe a TV and a sofa is extremely small, but this is our first time to visit anything, so I don't know whether it's a normal room. I would have to get rid of a lot of stuff here. I have a two-bedroom apartment, and it's spacious. The prices the lady quoted me when we went in were upfront and said that this was for me, my husband, and our cat. So she gave us a price, and I said that is something we might be able to do, and she said it was all included in this price, all the meals, all the cleaning, everything was included. Then at the end, when we finished, she gave us a pamphlet, a very nice folder with information in it. So we got home and we got to look at it, and about additional costs. We were told that it was all-inclusive, so we're a little confused. They had a very nice exercise room. The hostess was just a keeper. She was so sweet, and we needed that.
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Suzan
3
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October 12, 2024
I'm at The Wellington at North Richland Hills. We seem to have a lot of trouble with keeping staff, particularly dining room staff, and we have trouble with cleanliness. We've had an elevator that's been out for over two months, and we only have two elevators in the whole facility for 120 people. The staff depends on who you're talking to. We have some who are really dedicated and will do the same thing for you to help out and seem to want to make it better and then others who just come in and they get their hours in and go home and that's it. We just a few months ago got a new cook and director of the kitchen. It's very hit and miss. We will have a few good days of food that's good and looks nutritious and they will have some days where they're out of everything, maybe the dishes haven't been washed, everything on the plate will be yellow, and we'll have a variety of vegetable, starch and protein. Housekeeping has improved lately. We have a couple of good housekeepers and we have one housekeeper on my floor who is excellent. She will bend over backwards to get everything done. Everything's cleaned, folded, and taken care of. She really does an excellent job. We have bingo, word games, card games, physical activities, chair volleyball and things like that to get us up and moving around and walking and doing what we can. There's something every day planned. We just recently have finally got the director of activities position filled. She's really fine and trying to get that together. We've since redone the library and we've got a few field trips planned. They have told us that they're going to increase our rent every March but yet our services are going downhill instead of up.
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zippity-do-da
3
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October 7, 2024
Rooms are great. Dining menu is mediocre at best. Dining staff does not seem to last very long, low pay.
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RB
3
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March 1, 2024
The Wellington is a nice place to live and I like it. My complaint is with the food. The chef is inconsistent with meal preparation. There are food items that they run out of such as bacon, baked rolls, ice tea, etc and the food that they order is of a lower quality. There is excessive food waste causing loss of income that I believe is caused by the lower quality of food. I have been told that the corporate makes up the menu and I believe there are times when I believe the chef does know how to make. There are times when the menu says one thing and we were served something else. Weigh the type of food you want before deciding to become a resident. Also, the Director walks around looking like she is going bite everyone's head off. When she talks to you she has this fake smile. Suggestion: Purchase better quality food. Make sure when an item is on the menu have the necessary food in stock. Corporate needs to let the individual chefs prepare the menu. Make sure there are friendly directors.
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Judith
5
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October 3, 2023
I am living in The Wellington at North Richland Hills. The experience has been great. They have lots of good people and activities. The facility is beautiful. I liked the dining room setup, the activities, and just about everything I saw. The facility is in good shape. It's easy to get something fixed if you have to. They have staff most of the time. The food is very good.
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Angie
4
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August 27, 2023
My father moved into The Wellington at North Richland Hills. We were greeted when we got there. The receptionist called the director. She was the one who took us and showed us around. She showed us where the laundry room was. They have a library, a barbershop, a little store, and a beauty shop. They come to clean your rooms once a week. They wash all your sheets and bed linens. My dad has a single bedroom, and we've got him all fixed up. He's got all of his antiques and stuff hanging in his room. They also fed him lunch. It's a beautiful place. It's three stories. They have balconies. They have fire drills every month. They have a good parking area. There's a kiosk that we go into and sign in at, which is a secure way to let people know who has been there. They've got four different wings, and there are probably eight rooms on each wing downstairs. They feed them good meals three times a day. The staff members are very kind and courteous. When we call them and some work needs to be done, it might take them a day to get it done, but they do get it done. They have a lot of activities. They've got bingo and crafts. They were more reasonable in price.
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Lakresha
5
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January 10, 2023
I think The Wellington at North Richland Hills was the best one we saw. Everything that you could possibly think of in terms of amenity-wise was a bonus, because they had so much to offer. Everything was pretty clean. There was so much for them to do, so many opportunities for seniors to take up hobbies. There was a store, a barber shop, a hair salon, and a nail salon. The best thing that we saw was that they honor veterans, and my father's a veteran. They had like a whole wall dedicated to veterans, and they basically showed how they take the time to appreciate veterans and honor veterans. They had trips, and they had doctors and nurses that come in to treat the occupants like it. Everything that you could possibly think of, they had it. It didn't look like it was a real senior center. It seemed like it was apartment/senior center, and I think that was a big bonus for my dad, because my dad doesn't really feel like he's in that assisted living situation yet. He's very independent, he's very self-sufficient, and he doesn't want to feel like he is in a home. Other places made him feel like we were putting him away, and he's not there yet. I think that if he had to choose, he probably would have chosen that one, but it's just so far away from where we are. The only thing that I don't think they had was a pool. Our tour guide, Trish, was outstanding. I can't even put into words how much we appreciated her, and how she made us feel welcome. She was informative, she was very considerate of some of the things that we were looking for in a senior living apartment. She answered every question. Everything that she did and that she showed us was really up to par. So I think that she really made the experience rewarding as well, because she was very personable, she was very kind, and she was very caring, and for us, that goes a long way. You could show us a crappy place, but the way that you sell it, and the way that you come off and appeal to people will make the difference.
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Pamela
5
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October 14, 2022
The Wellington at North Richland Hills was nice. I liked the building, and their renovations were up-to-date. The person who gave me the tour was extremely friendly. It's probably the top one that I went to see. I really like the closet at the apartment that I saw and the bathroom was great. They provide three meals a day, it's very clean, and the maintenance was very good and nice.
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Deb Hope
1
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September 5, 2022
My 90 year old Mother lived at The Wellington for exactly 2 months before she was EVICTED with 7 days notice to leave! Granted, she suffers from Alzheimer's and dementia, and needs Memory Care - however, my family was shocked she was given only 7 days to vacate the facility! She paid her August rent in FULL and was terminated on Aug 5 with a move-out date of Aug 12 (7 DAYS!) We couldn't move her until Aug 27 because it took a couple weeks to get her assessed & approved at the new facility. The Exec Director promised to reimburse us for any remaining August rent, which was 5 days (Aug 27-Aug 31) in her case. Now that she's moved out, we are fighting to get the 5 days of rent reimbursement and getting the silent treatment! I really liked The Wellington at first, it's been remodeled and it's clean but be careful of the Exec Director who is cut-throat and callous. He doesn't have a kind bone in his body, and if he decides to evict your Loved One, you'll only get 7 days notice!
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Grace
4
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May 21, 2022
The Wellington at North Richland Hills was very clean. They're updating the wallpaper and the floors. They're just remodeling it all over, so part of it is done and part of it isn't. The part that's done is lovely. They had a very, very tiny kitchenette. I wished it was just a little bigger. Their common spaces were nice. They had nice little balconies. It's in a very nice area with a nice sidewalk to walk up to a park that's relatively close.
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Leonard
4
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October 7, 2021
I did a tour of The Wellington at North Richland Hills. It's just too expensive; she couldn't afford that. Her level of income was nowhere near. It was great; I'd recommend it to anybody who could afford it. The staff is great, the rooms look very nice. It's a very clean facility; older facilities, but very nice. When we were taking the tour, there was a group of individual ladies that were in there. The dining area looked very nice and very clean; I didn't see the food, but the facility looked nice. It lacked a couple of things, but just the newness of it, and I mean it's older. You can't do anything about the size of the room. They are small but sufficient enough. That's just the way unless you knock down the building. It was very clean, being an older building.
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Gina
5
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September 20, 2021
My dad will be moving into The Wellington at North Richland Hills. It was excellent. I like the staff, the size of the rooms, and the price. The staff were very personable and friendly; they care a lot. It has very large apartments, very large closets, and balconies. The place is very clean and very spacious. It's large, and it's just very well-kept.
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Martin
5
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August 19, 2021
We went to The Wellington at North Richland Hills today. We really enjoyed that one. We thought the atmosphere was great, and they did a very good job with the presentation. The staff was very fun and enjoyable. We looked at the rooms, and they showed us all the amenities. He walked us around, and he took time with us and didn't rush us, so it was really nice. They showed us the menus and everything else, so we looked at things. I thought they did a good job. They had the basics, so you can pick out what you like and dont like. So it was really nice seeing the menu, and they said they change it regularly, so that was good. They had a dance hall, a little kitchenette area where you can cook if you wanted to, and a back porch. They took us to the arts-and-crafts area, they walked us around the whole building, and it looked really nice. It was very clean and it showed that most people weren't there. A lot of residents went to Winstar for a trip today.
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Maggie
5
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June 27, 2021
My father likes The Wellington at North Richland Hills. It was nice and spacious. The prices were good, and it was clean. The staff was very helpful and showed us around to several different apartments. We've seen two studios and two one-bedrooms with different square footages. They had a kitchenette. I like the wood floors; it's easy to move him forward when he's in a wheelchair. They had some good activities that the staff told us about. They had a library, a little workout area, a movie room, some billiards, and pool table. I like that they have transportation for his appointments. They had a courtyard, which I liked, and some trees.
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Eva
4
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June 21, 2021
The Wellington at North Richland Hills was a great place. The only thing that I didn't like about it was the bottom floor was not available. I would want to be on the bottom floor because my knees are bad and I've gained weight. Also, it's just too far over. I wish they would build more in this area. Everybody that I met was very agreeable and very friendly. It was a very nice tour. The rooms were nice. They're small, but the place that I have right now is also small. It's just me, and I don't need a lot of space. The place was old, but they had re-done the whole thing. The parking wasn't as secure. They had activities, and the amenities were great. They had a washer and dryer, and linen service. At the time I took the tour, my health was really bad. I was not able to cook for myself, so I liked the fact that they had three meals a day. The food was so awesome that I thought I would live there just for the food. It was so good.
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Dorothy
5
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October 15, 2020
I live here 1 year. I like it here very much!
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Betty
5
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October 15, 2020
The Wellington is an excellent place to spend my senior years. We are supplied 3 meals a day, housekeeping, and activities. The staff is caring and helpful. This is my home & I love it!
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Renee
4
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October 11, 2020
I toured The Wellington at North Richland Hills, and it was fine. The siding, the painted areas, was really dirty and needed to be power-washed. The staff was fine, and everybody was friendly and helpful. The room was fine; small but fine.
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Reviewer2720
3
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February 20, 2020
The Wellington at North Richland Hills was kind of dark and rundown. I didn't get a true sense of professionalism from the staff, but they were friendly. There was not a lot of life in the facility and not a lot of activity. It was clean, but it was old. The outside appearance was fine, but parking was a little tight. It felt institutional.
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mstuart
4
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July 26, 2019
I am writing as a friend of a new resident. Overall she is *very* pleased with The Wellington, with one notable exception: As I sat with her when she went through and signed her agreement/contract, we both heard the Executive Director say that, in addition to basic cable, The Wellington provides internet and WiFi for all units in the Community. She has been able to access the cable TV, but WiFi signal strength in her area of the complex is too week to access the internet or email. I spoke with the Exec. Director but, to make a long story short, even though the Community provides the WiFi, we were told it is my friend's responsibility to purchase a Signal Booster or Modem. The Community refuses to take responsibility for contacting the service vendor in order to resolve the issue. All my friend asks is that the management of her Community honor their commitment to "provide internet and WiFi" to her.
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CV
4
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July 9, 2019
The Wellington at North Richland Hills is a pretty nice place with nice people. The food is pretty good. The staff takes care of whatever I need. There's a housekeeper who cleans once a week and the maintenance people have been nice when I've had problems. The food is average. I have an apartment with a bedroom, a living room, and a little kitchen. They go on trips, play games, work on puzzles, and watch movies. The place is not really luxurious, but I don't need luxury anyway. Overall, it's a pretty good place.
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hello1234
1
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May 15, 2017
Wouldn't ever take my family here. Rude office staff and horrible service in the dinning room. Waited 1 hour for food.
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Lori234413
5
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July 1, 2016
The Wellington (The Wellington at North Richland Hills) is where I ended up for my mom. My mom is liking it a lot. The rooms are spacious at this community. They have an exercise room, a little beauty shop, and barbershop. We ate lunch once, and the food was good. They have lots of different activities going on.
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LauraSWEGG
4
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May 17, 2016
The Wellington was nice, but it had an institutional feel and was not as homey. The apartments were nice, but a little bit more expensive and not in my dad’s budget. The staff seemed pretty nice.
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James101839150
5
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February 23, 2015
We got my mother into the Wellington. It seemed cleaner. The lighting was better, and the rooms were bigger. I enjoyed talking with the people that run the place. The staff there is excellent. I've eaten there twice, and it is fine. The food is good. They did discuss the activities, and they have quite a few. They go out and take trips. They have transportation. They have a large room with a piano. They have music there once or twice a month for people that come in to play the piano and sing. The residents sing along with them. They have a room for arts and games. We found that it was more economical than others, and there was a lot of feedback on people that really loved it there and enjoyed living there. We looked at other places that were assisted living and rehab. They smelled, the lighting was bad, and I didn't thought it was appropriate.
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Sandy82530450
5
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February 22, 2015
We did get my mom into a community called The Wellington at North Richland Hills. The facility had more activities, and the people there were more friendly and outgoing. When you go there to visit, they seemed to be having a very good time. They weren’t just sitting there, droopy eyed. They were visiting one another, and they were engaged in activities. They would stop us in the hallway and introduce themselves. They would ask what we were doing there, we said that we are visiting my mother, and they said they loved to have her. There was a lot of personal interest from the residents, and that just really impressed me. The staff was very helpful and excellent. When we walked around with them, they knew the names of the residents. The residents would call them by names. They would comfortably interact with the people who were out and about. You could see there was an affection between both resident and the staff member. The one that we got for mother was a 1-bedroom with a kitchenette, a very nice size. The bathrooms have all of the necessary accoutrements for someone who needs aids and things. The bedroom is large; she has no problem getting around her furniture, even when she needs a wheelchair. There is an excessive amount of space, and there’s a walk-in closet. It’s very well setup for her needs. They have board games and cards, and I noticed after dinner there are about four or five tables were people would get together and play several different type of card games in one of the activity rooms. There is a room designated for movies. They also have a Wii setup in there, and they have Wii bowling that they take very seriously. Every week, there’s root beer floats and they have another activity room where they have a sole kitchen up there. If someone wants to go up and make something for a group of their friends or the family, then they go up. There is everything that you need. We have been very surprised by the quality of the food, and we asked the residents before my mother actually moved in. On several occasions I went over there, and we had lunch with one of the residents. My husband and I had dinner and lunch there. Each unit has a little porch so that the residents can get out and on to their porch. The outside and the front has a long porch with some lovely furniture, and we’ve been having some really lovely days here. We normally see two or three people sitting on the porch. That has just been totally different.
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nana65
5
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February 20, 2015
I can highly recommend The Wellington of NRH. Our family toured the facility last week and we were extremely impressed. All the staff was friendly and had been employed there for a long period of time The dining area was very open and reminded us of a resort like a atmosphere. We feel very comfortable for our mother to come and live there.
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Caring817
5
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September 22, 2012
They were all good and very helpful. We didn't have a bad experience with any of them. The staff was good.
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