Sagora Senior Living

My future home, visited a few places and this place made me feel at home.

My wife and I moved here almost two years ago from a home we really liked. However, the burden of maintaining a large place and its amenities was starting wear on us. Coming to Adante was an excellent choice to lower our stress and to give us more time to do the things we enjoy. The Adante Independent Living facilities are excellent and the food is delicious. But the most notable aspect is the positive, inclusive culture that prevails among the staff and the residents. This staff enjoys serving people and the residents enjoy being together and participating in many stimulating activities. Both the staff and residents encouraged us to get involved in everything that holds interest for us. My wife and I have especially enjoyed joining with our neighbor as ambassadors to new cottage residents. This program is a resident-managed program to welcome new residents, to encourage them to get involved and to meet and enjoy their neighbors. This culture of caring helped us feel at home right away and has solidified our conclusion that Adante was the right move for us.

The visit was positive, and the information we received was helpful.The dining area was clean and inviting.The staff was pleasant and friendly. The rooms are a nice size and can be made to look and feel homey.

Good facility. Clean and nicely decorated. Very help in answering questions and addressing concerns. Overall, pricing seemed higher than comparable facilities in the community.

We both loved this community. It’s close to my house so that if my sister does move here, she would not be afraid to drive to my house since it’s close and until I’m ready to make the move. The apartments looked more spacious than some of the others. It had all the amenities we are looking for. It has a beautiful pool, walking trails and is dog friendly. This community is high on our list.

Visited several senior communities about 2 years ago with a "Senior" friend (88 YO). When we visited Adante, we both were quite impressed and loved it immediately. The price for a one bedroom apartement was the least expensive of all we visited. Our friend decided to go into Adante Independant Living where she has been for two years. The experience during those two years was exceptional (positve, pleasant, beautiful, good food, friendly people). Recently our friend reached the point where she needed some exta assistance so we encouranged her to move to Adante Assisted Living - same campus different building. From the beginning, we knew this was an excellent decision. The people at Adante Assisted LIving, from the Managing staff to the individual care givers, were MORE than kind and accommodating. To give a rating of 5 stars is NOT enough. The attention to our friend has been over and above expectations! She is curently getting settled in and getting ready for their beautiful Candlelight Christmas Dinner with the "assistance" of the Adante Staff. Did I say "Over and Above?" You bet!!

Great place! But is it too big for my mother?

[Name removed]-at Landon Ridge is a First-rate Fix-it man ! Always "at the ready" and arriving with a smile !! He is called into service for moving jobs, plumbing repairs, assembling furniture-- you name it !

I have nothing but great things to say about Landon Ridge Independent Living Sugar Land. From the minute I moved in a year ago, I was welcomed, befriended by just about everyone and felt at home from the start. The staff are not only easy to work with but go out of their way to try to get your needs met. It doesn't change either. Even after they've worked long hours or have had a particularly grueling day, these people still care, smile and take care of whatever it is you need. They love their job and treat everyone with respect, kindness and humor. Now, as for the food? Well, you can't go wrong. It's fresh and tasty every single day. Sure there are days when it's not your favorite, but there are always other choices available on the left side of the menu with no extra prep. I've been very happy here and would highly recommend it to anyone considering Independent Living.

BIOS the home health care service that has an office in Prairie Rose brought in a pharmacy yesterday to give flu shots to those who wanted one. Looked like everyone in Prairie Rose got the shot which is good. Don’t need to spread the flu around, seniors have enough problems without the flu. My wife and I went to our family doctor two weeks ago intending to get our flu shot but they were not prepared to start giving the shot. Pharmacy coming to the retirement home is big help and another example of Prairie Rose taking care of the residents.

When considering moving into a retirement home, everyone researches major details like the apartment, environment, sanitation, meals and of course staff but what about everyday requirements that make life easier and more enjoyable? At the Prairie Rose things like the apartment, TV, meals, cleaning and utilities are included in the monthly cost. That is a major selling point of all retirement homes but what about the small things that a person needs? Toothpaste, Kleenex, drinks, snacks, medicine, clothes, banking, new smartphone, etc. etc. Near the Prairie Rose: Supercenter Walmart – 1.5 mile. Online order and pickup or delivery. Shortly after moving into the Prairie Rose, I drove to Walmart, shopped, drove back and then carried my purchases up to the apartment. Believe me, never again – delivery is a bargain. Walgreens – 1.5 mile. They will deliver medicine. Banking – next door. They visit the Prairie Rose at least once a month. Sam’s Club – 1.7 mile. Online order and pickup. Best Buy – 1.7 mile Shopping Mall – 5.2 mile Tulsa Police Branch Office - .5 mile U.S. Post Office – Mail is delivered to the Prairie Rose daily but if you need postal service a branch office is 1.5 mile away

I have lived here almost 2 years and really love it. No cooking, little cleaning, lots of activities. The staff is very caring. You can always find something on the menu you like. Everything is very close without having to get on major highways. It is a very caring community.

Breakfast is my favorite meal, not necessarily the time but the food. This morning at the Prairie Rose I arrived about twenty minutes before breakfast started. I had a cup of coffee and read the news from my smartphone. Others were reading the local paper, but I like news from different sources, however, that is a different story. At 8:00 am one of the wait staff started coffee refills, followed shortly by the oatmeal cart. This morning I decided to have oatmeal. With your oatmeal you have a choice of raisins, brown sugar, warm milk or all of the above. Regular sugar and other condiments are always on the table. Following the oatmeal cart was another cart with drinks, cold cereal and fruit. I always have a class of milk and either orange or cranberry juice. If I don’t have oatmeal, I will normally have a dish of orange slices. Every morning they will have a featured breakfast item like “Breakfast Casserole, Waffles, Pancakes, Cinnamon rolls and my favorite Biscuit & Sausage Gravy.” I have tried them all and the featured items are excellent. This morning I had: Three eggs over medium, bacon and raisin toast. Did I mention the wait staff is doing coffee refills? If you rather do it yourself, there is always coffee at the coffee bar. I have said it before, if you go away hungry, it is your fault.

My Dad was a resident of Brayden Park for the last years of his life. The staff was wonderful! They were kind and helpful, allowing him as much independence as he could handle while always being there to help. The food was mostly good. The room was very nice and kept very clean. There were lots of activities, especially music that he enjoyed. As he worsened, he was able to move from Assisted Living to Memory Care and was able to complete his life in the place he had called home. There was always more help available as it was needed. The staff always called me when there was a change or something concerning, they knew him and noticed little changes. I will always be grateful to the staff of Brayden Park, they made a very difficult time much more pleasant.

There is always something to do or someone to swap stories with. I am not lonely anymore.

My mom was so happy here. She made lots of wonderful friends.

I highly recommend it here. My community is very loving and caring. We have many various activities including going out for the symphony and many performers come in and entertain us (and out to lunch). Our minds are challenged with Trivia and our bodies are nourished with healthy food. The average ages are well in the 80's-90's - 2 people will become 100 in Dec 2019 and Jan 2020. We have people in their 60's and 70's too.

When you first move into a retirement home, in our case the Prairie Rose, you are a stranger. You are hesitant about what to expect, what the rules are both official and unofficial. At mealtimes, when everyone takes a seat, where do you sit? The staff helps with that but to be honest, it will take some time. It is a lot like moving into a new neighborhood except it is in a more confined environment where you associate with other residents daily. At the Prairie Rose we have found the staff and majority of residents go out of their way to make new people welcome, so much so it seemed a little overwhelming in the beginning. Be assured the “newbie feeling” will go away quickly. You will find, in a short period of time the staff become “friends” and the residents, for lack of a better phrase, a “kinship group.”

I enjoy living at Alamo Ranch. The services offered are appreciated including weekly housekeeping My current housekeeper [name removed] is very accommodating and does a good job.

[Name removed] and the ladies did a great job at getting our parents to feel comfortable with the idea of moving in to the Renaissance. They took the time to provide two tours over a few weeks time, never once trying to pressure our parents, they invited them to eat in the dining room and made sure they met other people who live in the community there. Since they have moved in, they are encouraged to participate in the activities, treated as part of the community, and feel a welcomed part of the place. The great call system (emergency call system) is fantastic, it works if they fall, get lost, or can't be found. So far they have not needed to use them, but it is a piece of mind for the family to know there is such great protection for them. The staff treats all of us as if we are part of the bigger family and we always feel welcome there when we stop by.