Memory Care Community in Round Rock, Texas

Lois

I loved the Provident Crossings Retirement Resort. It was very nice, and while we were walking around, residents came and told us how happy they were, welcomed us, invited us to play bingo, and invited us to have lunch. They were such a friendly group. They didn't have as many choices of rooms, but they had lots of activities. They had everything from bingo, games, and movies. The place is casual, which I'd be more comfortable with. They have a cafeteria where you can pick out what you want. The cost is all-inclusive. They had a very nice movie theater and a full gymnasium. What I also liked was they had at least three activities that you could play in your chair, like volleyball and chair exercises. They had a coffee bar that was open all the time. The rooms were very adequate and had full kitchens. The lobby has a great fountain and a gorgeous koi pond. They had a nice patio. The staff was very nice.

Betty

We are living in Provident Crossings Retirement Resort. We have bean bag baseball, bingo, Wii bowling, bocce ball, a choir, and classes for line dancing. The food is good and very nutritious.

Melissa Morales

Called for some information and the Doctor answered the phone. Rude the whole time she was talking to me. I felt like I was bothering her with the questions I was asking her. Without not even knowing me, she treated me like if I was incompetent.

Peter

We visited Provident Crossing. The rooms were very nice. They have quite a few activities including tai-chi, and they have a theater. They offer three meals a day and they provide shuttle service to shopping and doctors. It's very impressive and it's very neat. The staff was very helpful and the manager showed me around.

Kay

I was very impressed. They have upscale apartment living. I was very surprised because it was not one large room. Instead, the bedroom was divided from the living room. They had activities posted. The dining area was more of a home setting instead of a cafeteria. They brought a menu around and let people pick out what they wanted to eat and served it to them. Those people were all volunteers who were very friendly and helpful. There wasn't anything I wasn't happy about.