Colonial Lodge Assisted Living Terrell

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My aunt is at Colonial Lodge Assisted Living. We chose this because of its convenience and we like the staff. My aunt's apartment is very clean and nice. They have their own room, their own refrigerator, and microwave. They have a dining area, an exercise area, and a community room. The food is pretty good.

Salesperson- lied to us, there are no CNA's on duty. We didn't see nurses taking care of the residents either. The meals look good, the rooms are okay, some rooms have leaky toilets. Some showers stalls need replacing. A resident was asking us for a meal, but the young lady was busy working on a puzzle table. She's a caregiver, we will not be staying here.

I took a tour of this location in Terrell, and the salesperson told me they had CNA's on duty. It turns out there are no CNA's or nurses on duty. Please don't lie to make a sale. The oder coming from a room in the main entrance hall was overwhelming. A resident almost got out of the building, she was confused. She asked for her daughter.

I visited this facility

The staff was very helpful and knowledgeable about the facility and paperwork needed for my mother. The facility was very clean and well maintained, a very lovely home. The food was very nice looked like something you would pay for in a restaurant.

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My mother was a resident of Colonial Lodge. I was very happy about everything the facility had to offer. Her room was large enough and believe me she brought a lot from her home, to make it feel like home as much as possible. She would tell people "If I can not be in my home, this is the next best". There are a lot of fun activities for the residents to keep them busy, if they like. Kim and her staff are great. I could leave Mama knowing she would be taken care of. That is such a blessing. I cannot thank …

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My Dad lived at Colonial Lodge for the last three years of his life. He was in his late 80's and began having the normal issues. We moved him to Colonial. He told us that if he couldn't live at home, this was the next best thing. He passed away in 2007. We are extremely grateful for the loving care he received in his latter years at Colonial Lodge! My mother in law is now a resident there and she is receiving the same great care. The administrator, Kim, is fantastic.