Sagora Senior Living

The facility is very nice and we are very happy with it overall. The management has been helpful and receptive to feedback.

My loved one is in Independent Living at this facility. The staff is always helpful and kind if she ever has any issues with her apartment. Their meal times are not flexible and don't work with my loved one's schedule on most days. She cooks for herself most meals. She still has to pay for the food even though most of the time she is buying her own groceries and eating in her apartment.

I toured this facility and it was ok, but felt the Memory Care was small and that they were concentrating more on Independent Living and Assisted Living. It was a 4 overall, just not what I was looking for.

The fitness room picture is not true to reality. The staff, social community in this retirement home and location are all very welcoming and friendly. There is a problem with the kitchen and it's staff. Food is delayed, and staffing is inadequate. The activities are reliable, interesting, and diverse. There is a nurse on staff throughout the day and their is a sense of family amongst staff and residents. Other than the dining area, most issues are attended to and solved.

This is an older building; however ,the staff do the best they can with it. The nursing and caregiving staff are good. The staff communication with the family and friends has been good when we have questions about our loved one. They stay on top of care for the residents. There are three meals a day served and there are choices to choose from. The meals served are pretty good in taste.

Very friendly staff. Memory care area a bit isolated but rooms nice and large. Food in memory care was not that great and served on paper plates and didn't seem very nutritious. Director was very nice and easy to work with.

Our family had an in person tour and from everything we saw and the different staff we spoke with, we thought it was a good tour experience.

The staff members have been really good since our loved ones have moved in, and the hallways of the community are always really nicely cleaned with really nice furniture. We do think the dining service is really good and we hear a lot of people say breakfast is good. There is a van that takes the residents to Walmart on Tuesday afternoons. Our loved one has a really nice sized apartment, but the apartments could use some updating. For those families looking for a community for their loved one, we would recommend Holiday Parkwood Meadows.

During our loved ones' stay we found the director and all of the day-to-day staff and nursing staff to be fantastic and always readably available if we had questions or concerns. They were always very helpful, friendly, and positive to everyone. You could tell they were concerned about our wishes. We liked that the community is all on one level and it's just the right size - not to big and not to small.

So far I've been impressed. The staff is very caring and very friendly - that's the thing that sticks out to me the most. They choose activities that are fun but help residents with things like eye-hand coordination. The facility is very nice, and they're very accommodating.

So far things are going well. They are recently under new management, so there are a lot of changes taking place right now. I would tell others just to ask a lot of questions up front and make sure that it meets your needs.

Our family had an in person tour and this was a very close second choice for us, we really liked everything we saw but the location was just to far away from us.

The location was too far, maybe 45 minutes away. The staff was nice. The rooms were different.

It's not perfect, but it all in all it has been a good experience. All the staff are very helpful and friendly. The food has been good. After an adjustment period, my brother is comfortable here, which is a big relief for me.

I toured this community and it was nice. I didn't like that they don't have a night nurse on staff.

Holiday Renaissance is a very quite community which is something our loved one really likes, there are a lot of trees and nature surrounding the building, and her apartment is a really nice size which is a positive. As far as improvements go - when it comes to the food there could be a reduction of salt intake, it seems to be a common complaint not only with our loved one but the other residents as well. Also with the activities, there is a nice variety but we think the actual activities themselves could be more thought out as well as more encouragement.

They were very friendly and helpful with my decision making process. I wanted my mom to be in a good place. They were instrumental in helping me understand this was best for my mom and me.

I toured this facility. It's smaller and the residents seemed mostly older.

The food was great, but chef is no longer there and it's gone down hill. There have been lots of complaints. Other than that, I think Regency Park is very good. I have and will continue to recommend them to friends and family, but there is always room for improvement.

Overall our loved one is happy here and based on the experience we have had so far with would recommend the Lyndale San Angelo community to other families. When it comes to the meals and dining service they are having a hard time keeping a chef and because of the her specific diet she is not able to eat the meals there but we are still having to pay. Also some of the other residents who do go down and eat the meals in the dining hall have to wait quite awhile.