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Very friendly lovely place staff is very nice they have their own private rooms where they don't have to share but you can't have roommate if you'd like. Very helpful great location again wonderful staff... Read more
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(22 reviews)1bd
The Stayton at Museum Way is a superb assisted living community in the heart of the cultural district of Fort Worth, Texas, located in Tarrant County. Museums, music venues, live entertainment and other cultural attractions are just a few minutes away from our community, and we even provide our...
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(16 reviews)Studio, 1bd, 2bd
Christian Care's Assisted Living and Memory Care, in Fort Worth, Texas is a member of the Christian Care Senior Living Communities family, serving seniors in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. We are a faith-based, not-for-profit provider with a 70 year history of serving seniors with incredibly...
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(1 review)Studio, 1bd, Semi-Private
Good Life Senior Living & Memory Care in Fort Worth is an all private, 30 apartment assisted living community, that specializes in exceptional care & service, cleanliness, delicious chef prepared meals, and all inclusive life enrichment programs. We are nestled in the Fairmount Historical...
Very friendly lovely place staff is very nice they have their own private rooms where they don't have to share but you can't have roommate if you'd like. Very helpful great location again wonderful staff
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Don’t live there at all if you are asking if it is good or bad!, staffers aren’t friendly or neglect! Rooms aren’t cleaned because they don’t want to clean! The manager just ignored the residents s complain and she just sat and do nothing!
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This is the worst place in the world to put a loved one. Jeff the owner is sorry Tina the manager is trifling and ghetto and they don’t pay people and treat the deaf residents like crap. Run for your life don’t put your loved ones here unless you want them to die
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The halls are a little dusty but the primary focus is geared toward their residents. I can appreciate that. The main areas are well maintained. The facilities manager is direct and kind with a firm understanding to be clear, open, and honest. The residents are friendly, so far that we know. Sign language is a must have to communicate properly, as well as, a respectful awareness and consideration of the blind. Many of the current residents are deaf or blind. All maintenance issues are dealt with promptly, the staff are patient and kind though assert a firm authority. Centrally located near city transit. Primary physicians visit the facility. All physicals, x-rays, etc. done in house. Only Specialists must be attended to in town. Activities are pretty standard but some are limited (such as, trips to wal-mart are limited to 6 residents once a week), however, special requests can be made for consideration. If you're interested in this facility, don't just call or write. Pay them a visit. Don't rely on return calls, not that you won't get one but that they are very busy with hands-on management of their residents. It is best to show up, rather than sit around and wait. If you decide to wait, give them a week to return your call. It won't take that long but settle in to be patiently waiting before allowing frustration to curb your choices.
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