Silver Leaf Assisted Living, LLC

I thought the staff did a good job and genuinely cared for residents. I thought the management did not do a good job and the ownership could be better. We chose this community because they had availability and the proximity to our home was close. I would not recommend this community to other families.

Very nice, clean home. The attendant, Isabel, was very helpful. This was the first property visited as I am at the start of my search. Not many activities scheduled. At 3:30 pm only one lady was in the living area watching tv. Everyone else was in their rooms. So quiet! Surprised that the only time food was prepared was in the mornings. Lunch and dinner are brought in. Maybe this is usual? Lovely backyard and nice sized patio. I hope things are a little more lively in the evenings but [name removed] did say that after dinner everyone pretty much goes to their rooms to stay. I like that there are usually two attendants on hand. The main one was on a pharmacy run so only met the one.

I had a short call with this community, to see if they would be able to accommodate us in a short time period. The community seemed nice, but they were not as helpful as I would had liked. I did find another community that was able accommodate us in the short time period I had to make my decision.

Rooms very small for one person, two would not work.

I'am comfortable with my fathers move to this care home, but I do have some concerns. I need to have a talk with the staff about the amount of sugar, and sweets he gets. He is a diabetic, and needs to be careful with his sugar intake. Other than that issue that staff have been terrific. They do a good with keeping the home nice, and clean. At the moment I'am 50/50 if I would recommend this care home. It is a still a work in progress overall.

This is a beautiful, secure home which has been converted. I like the idea, but I felt there was no true structure, and limited exercise and interaction opportunities. This is not the type of environment Mom needs.

The tour went well. They answered all my questions. The community was clean and neat and the residents were out and about. I just felt like they mislead me. I explained my situation to them and they still went forward. It just was not the right place for my mother in law.

This was not a fit for my mom, facility was more for patients of advanced needed care.

Peggy would have to share a bathroom. Real wooden floors in need of TLC. Other residents include some women Peggy might enjoy. Price was higher than expected.

During my tour this looked like a clean care home. I did not feel it would be social enough for my mom. This community just did not feel like a good fit. The staff I met were nice. I would recommend speaking with the residents and their families to get a good feel for a place.

We had a mixed experience with the community. The facility itself is beautiful, well kept, and clean, and the staff members are all very friendly and hardworking. However, I think my loved one's care needs were a bit more than they were able to handle and she ended up having a medical emergency. They were trying their best, but I would be sure that your loved one is a good fit carewise before placing them here.

The house my father was in was very nice and clean. The meals were nutritious and good. The caregivers were very efficient to keep the house clean and laundry done. They were nice to the clients who were mostly cooperative. What I came to realize with my father was that the caregivers did not seem to be educated or trained to take care of people with alzheimer disease, although I was assured that this was something they could and did handle daily. There was usually 2 caregivers at the house. When I was looking for a place for my father and found this place, I was told that there were always 2 caregivers there. I was told that at night 1 caregiver stayed awake. I didn't think this situation through, because it is very difficult to cook and clean and help the residents 24 hours a day without sleep! The real situation was that the caregivers planned on and intended to sleep. Therefore, it was a problem for them when my dad did not stay in his room at night. I wish that I had chosen a different place for him. In fairness to the owner and operator of North Texas Personal Care Homes, I never approached the owner with my concerns. I was frantically looking for another place better suited to care for my father. Unfortunately, he died after being there only 6 weeks before I could find another place.

This place was a nice homey place. If you had a fully cognizant person just needing assistance, this would be a low cost alternative to a facility. HOWEVER, this is NOT the place for anyone with memory care issues!

Home with up to 10 people, all medical services are brought in-home health, PT, podiatry, doctors, X-rays, blood work, etc. also has lift for complete wheelchair transfer. Cost = $4,700-$4,900

Received an e-mail from them. Private rates $3700/semi private $3300.

Manager is a nice guy; former PT; lives and coaches baseball in Allen; residents don't get out much. Doctor once a month; caregivers been there 5 - 6 years each; $3200 - $3600

Nice

Location was perfect, caretakers were wonderful, but room available was too small for our needs.

The house was clean and inviting. It covers everything i was looking for.. I have two concerns. 1. Not enough interaction, 2. cost what happens when the VA or other funds run out.. will medicade cover ..?

Looks promising. The owner was very helpful.