My dad is going to move into Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Assisted Living and Memory Care. They were awesome. When we approached the place, they had my name and my father's name on a stand, like you would see in a conference room, with balloons on it. And they were the colors of his service like blue and yellow balloons. So, he felt very welcomed. We received very friendly and courteous service from the beginning. Lauren greeted us and she gave us a beautiful tour. She handed us 4 beautiful pieces of cake in a closed box; my dad just loved that. He thought he was treated like a king. We sat in the conference room and then she proceeded to go over everything. They had a lovely facility. We proceeded up to see the model room, and then when they showed us the actual room that was left for him to choose from, it had a crape myrtle tree in front. He just fell in love because he's a very outdoor woodsy person . His room overlooks a courtyard. The room included a refrigerator and a microwave. I was very impressed with the living quarters because they have two separate rooms. They have a living area for my father, and then you have to do all your furnishings. But you go to the next room and then there's a separate bedroom from the living quarters. And then you walk through the door and there's the bedroom, and another door to get to his shower. I appreciated that they had handrails around the shower. The toilet also had handrails. They had cabinets and they had a closet for him to put his clothes. The setup was very, very nice. And then we went down a couple of doors and she showed him everything from the movie theater to the card games. Where his location is, he's going to be next to a fitness room, and he enjoyed that as well. For the meals that they were serving, they had 2 options plus the normal sandwiches.

I toured Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Assisted Living and Memory Care. It was a very nice facility. It seemed to be the newest of all the facilities that I toured. Everything was very well kept up. I liked their outside area for walking and relaxing. They had a really nice courtyard area. The building itself was really nice. The people were really nice. The dining area was very nice, very clean, and very well organized. It seemed like they were very well staffed and they had very pleasant people working there. They had a library area and a couple of different activity rooms where you could do puzzles or watch TV or play games or paint. According to the person that was doing the tour, they offer church services on Sundays. It looked like a home. It looked like someplace you'd want to be. It was certainly one of the top places I've seen.

Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Assisted Living & Memory Care was a nice place. It was well kept. They gave us desserts and they were good. We liked this place, but it was a little out of our price range. The rooms have laminate floors and walk-in showers. The staff who gave us the tour was friendly and very personable. They have a lot of activities like trips to the local stores, in-house exercising, and religious services.

We toured Landon Ridge Alamo Ranch Assisted Living and Memory Care. It's amazing. The dining area was really nice. At the assisted living it was restaurant style, so you could come and sit, and they would come and take your order. We saw people sitting there and eating when we passed by. We got to see the chef there, and he was super nice. The rooms were very nice. My mom was actually stunned at how nice it was. It was very clean and it had a nice layout. For handicapped accessibility, it was really good. It was a nice place. They had a lot of things. They had a salon. The place where the mom's at right now, what she struggles with is that they don't do anything, and here they have activities that are enough that you don't have to go to all of them, but there's something available to do. Even the decoration was very inviting, very calm, and peaceful. The way they had this place decorated was really, really nice. They have a library, which is really cool, too.

Our Mom spent the last nine months of her life at Landon Ridge Assisted Living, and I visited her almost daily. The staff was always friendly, helpful, and compassionate. The facility is fairly new so it is attractively decorated and was always clean. Private residences are efficient and well kept with weekly housekeeping. Dining facilities are nice, and I always felt Mom had good, balanced nutrition. Above all she enjoyed the activities with her fellow residents / friends, especially Bingo and art projects. Our thanks go out to the staff for the care and safety they gave her, and the peace of mind they gave the family.

Landon Ridge at Alamo Ranch to me is a left-handed community. I'm paralyzed on my left side and everywhere that I've lived has been right handed. The community is not the best, it's a little smaller, but we are pretty well-accustomed to it by now. We have a small dog and it's not handy, because you still have to get a leash and get-dressed to take the dog out, instead of just opening the door and letting it out into the backyard. What stands out to me about this place is the security, the meals are there, and we don't have to cook. If we get sick, they will assist us some. They run buses to different shops and tours all the time, so people who don't drive can hop the bus and buy snacks in the grocery store. We can take the buses at special times to go to the doctor as well. They have activities on each floor, we have a theater, and there have games and recreation. We have a swimming pool that's heated and it's behind glass, so it feels like you're outside but not outside. The people are real friendly. If you go to eat and there's an open table they invite you to eat with them.

Isle at Watercrest Alamo Ranch was pretty good and had a very helpful staff. They were open and active and very accommodating in trying to get Mom in there earlier. However, they had limited rooms available, which I guessed was a good thing meaning people stayed there. They had a lot of good activities. They had a separate memory care unit. They were also very accommodating by waiving the community fee and applied it toward the first month instead.

The Isle at Watercrest Alamo Ranch is very nice. Most of the staff is very nice, really very caring, very open, and warm. Mom wanted to have 2 rooms, so she had a bedroom, a bathroom, and a small living room. The dining area is very nice; it has round tables with table cloths and glass dishes. The food is really very good. There are 3 full meals a day, and there are snacks available. They usually have a couple of entrees, but you can get soup or sandwiches any time. It’s new, and it’s not full yet, and so as they admit more residents, they’re still adding staff and fine tuning that balance. There are a few things they could probably work on, but they have been very helpful.

Isle at Watercrest was very nice, but their living facilities were smaller. They had a lot of activities, and the people are very friendly and accommodating. They've gone out of their way to call me several times to see if I needed help or information about anything.

I have resided at another institution before coming to Isle at Watercrest. The care I receive here is excellent. Everyone is very friendly and make you feel like they are family. The office staff is always willing to assist in any problems you have.