3 Assisted Living Communities in Cherokee County, Texas

Vickie

We selected The Arbor at BridgeMill for my mother. They offer a lot of opportunities for seniors to be involved, to meet others, and to call it their new home. The staff has been wonderful. The activities they offer are movies, exercise classes, yoga classes, and water aerobics. They have a gym and a movie theater. They do meet and greet for new members. They do afternoon gatherings with snacks or happy hour. They have music every Thursday in the afternoon. They offer transportation to doctors' appointments, hospital, grocery stores, shopping, and the library. It offers a lot for the seniors living there. My mom is 95 and is in independent living. One of her first comments was, 'Everybody here has a walker,' and she got it. She is on the second floor, and she tries to take the stairs whenever she can. She is active as she can be at 95. She has limited sight and her hearing is compromised, but she takes care of her apartment. She likes to cook a little bit for herself when she doesn't want to go down to the dining hall. She has moved from another state that she has lived in all of her life, so it is an adjustment there. It has been hard, but she is making a real effort. I think they are doing everything they can to make her feel at home. They have two pools: indoor and outdoor.

Tom

My mom lived here, and it's a really nice facility. The caregivers are really good and took care of my mom. She had a nice room that's fairly large. It had room for her bed and quite a bit of her furniture. It was well taken care of and in good shape. My mom would go to lunch and supper and she'd eat with the other people, and if she wasn't feeling good, they would bring her meals in her room. The food looked really good and my mom said it tasted good. They'd take the residents on outings and to the mall. The pricing was very reasonable for what my mom got.

Brett

It was great, and the price was pretty competitive. The staff didn't seem attentive. The personnel was kind of in a hurry and didn't take the time with us very long. The rooms were pretty good and apartment-like. I've also seen the dining area. The building is newer.

A Friend

Cameron Hall – Canton and its rooms were very nice. The amenities were very good. They had activities. The staff seemed to be very good.

Keith

Cameron Hall in Canton was an OK community. The person who assisted me during the tour was extremely helpful and very knowledgeable. They had an exercise facility, a meeting room, a place to watch movies, a library and so on. It's a pretty good place.

Jeff

Cameron Hall had both assisted care and memory care and they had a nice variety of floor plans available. The staff was very attentive to what I was asking, were very friendly, and very personable. It's very private and the grounds were maintained and well kept. It was very easy to get to. I was impressed with what I saw.

Jeff

Cameron Hall had both assisted care and memory care and they had a nice variety of floor plans available. The staff was very attentive to what I was asking, were very friendly, and very personable. It's very private and the grounds were maintained and well kept. It was very easy to get to. I was impressed with what I saw.

Shelby

My uncle is in Cameron Hall, and it was very nice. The atmosphere is nice, it's a very clean environment, and the people are very friendly. We're just having issues with the cost. He loves the food there, and the staff is very nice, and friendly. They're very conscientious, very nice, and very caring of their patients.

Janie

It had a lodge feel and looked like a ski lodge. It's a small, nice, homey community with 41 people. The staff was very friendly. We observed the people, and they had options with their food. There were tablecloths on the table. It was nicely decorated for Christmas. The rooms were small. They had a lot of activities in the calendar with basic things like exercise, Bible study, jewelry classes, and something to do almost every hour.