AutumnGrove Cottage - Blanco - CLOSED

Rgwgray

The rooms are home like, staff are friendly, and the nurse is full of care and attention. She is available 24/7 and always answering my questions. There are activities for the weekend going on that I have not seen at other facilities. Fresh bread baking. Residents are happy and clean and taken care of. It's the best.

Robert GW

The new manager Faith is also nurse and knows every patient and family. She’s very good with staff and she loves working with the elderly. Place smells clean, looks good and the location is centrally located and it is where I will place my mother

Jean

I was able to go inside Autumn Grove Cottages for a tour and I knew that it wasn't a place I would consider. It was one place that I wanted to rule out. They were very pleasant and nice. I don't have anything negative to say about the staff. However, they don't have bathrooms in the rooms where a person would live, and I am looking for a place that does, so I'm ruling this one out. It looked very clean to me. I didn't have any reason to think that it wasn't, it looked fine to me. I just didn't want my husband to be in a place where they didn't have bathrooms in the rooms. The staff, the people that I' met were very nice.

Linda530315

My mom is at AutumnGrove Cottage for about two months now. We chose it because it was small, and the managing director was a registered nurse. The staff were all very nice as well. Their food was fine as well.

G.R

We thought Autumn Grove Cottage was a nice place, but too small, and a little bigger place would be able to more reliably provide services. The rooms were fine, and they were clean. It was farther from my home than I wanted. The place we picked is within walking distance. They gave us all the information that we needed. I was less concerned about the prices than getting the righting the place, but I thought it was reasonable.

Dan42

The staff was very responsive, and the facility is only about 12 beds, I think. They have sufficient staff to provide one on one service. It was a very loving community; we were very pleased with it. The rooms were small; it’s just a sleeping room basically, but they bring everybody out for meals for together. Most of them are Alzheimer’s patients, so they just stayed together in a large room, watched T.V, and read, and the staff was just right there to watch out for them. It was clean and well-kept. They take all their meals together. There’s a community bath; everybody accesses the same bath for showers, etcetera. We did take a meal or two there, and the food was very good. The large community room is made up of several tables with 6 to 8 chairs and one side, the kitchen is on one end, and the directors and nurses' room and offices are that same end. In the dining area, they have easy chairs, recliners, and several TVs for the residents to sit in. The dining area is part of that large community room. The inner off of the small parking area, you have to go through two coded gates, you have to have a four digit code to get through the first gate, and the same code to get through the second gate. If that gate stays open too long, the alarm sounds. Security is very tight and good. The staff and the very cheering nature of the director really impressed me. All of the nurses that served the place, the social worker, the other associated staff were always caring. It’s always comforting to know a very loving batch.