Silverado Memory Care & HospiceReviews of silverado.com

Silverado Southlake was a WONDERFUL ANSWER to a nightmare at a different facility. The staff quickly won our sister’s cooperation. Many other facilities would not even consider her simply because she is Down Syndrome. Silverado Southlake gets her - she loves being greeted by name from all the staff (maintenance, housekeeping, kitchen crew, caregivers, medical, P/OT, etc.). Our sister has been loved and cared for by ALL the staff.

Silverado Southlake treats my Grandmother with so much love, kindness, and dignity. We have moved her to 3 different senior locations in 6 years; but now that we have found Silverado Southlake this is her home! I cannot express enough gratitude to the entire Southlake staff for the quality of life she is being given under their care.

My overall experience has been incredible at Silverado Hermann Park!! My family had to make decision to bring our grandmother to Silverado Hermann Park due to multiple falls from dementia progressing. Everyone, from the front desk receptionists smiling faces, to the social worker, medical doctor, Hawa-NP, and to Select Rehab therapy team are all amazing! Everyone is caring and professional!! The Activities keep her stimulated and they all encourage her to interact with engagements to improve brain function to improve activities of daily living. This facility staff will make your family feel at ease and at home! Thank you Silverado for caring about you all residents and assisting my grandmother with her dementia. I highly recommend Silverado Hermann park memory care facility for your loved ones!!

Silverado Southlake is such a beautiful community! The residents are always engaged in numerous activities. The staff are very friendly and always ready to answer any questions I have. I would recommend this community to anyone who needs help finding placement for someone with memory impairment.

I’ve visited the Southlake community several times. The staff are friendly and kind and the community is so clean and beautiful. The residents are happy and treated like family by the staff. I would highly recommend to anyone.

Great experience overall!! I work with Select rehab at Silverado Southlake. The facility is super nice and clean, nursing staff do their best to address residents and family needs. They do their best to provide residents autonomy while maintaining appropriate care. Daily and monthly activities and events. One of the best memory care facilities I've worked at.

Silverado Southlake has been amazing for my Mom! I toured numerous facilities and left in tears after each and every one. Once I toured Silverado Southlake I new without a doubt it was the one! It felt like home!! I once again had tears while I toured it but these were happy tears because I knew we had found a new home for my Mom! I can now sleep at night and don’t live in constant worry and concern. The daily activities and engagement with the residents is amazing. I am constantly being sent photos of my Mom and her new friends!! Silverado has helped my Mom so much with this transition in her life!

It's very difficult to place your loved one in memory care. We toured all the best facilities and had our sister placed at Silverado in Bellevue. It's a private pay facility (no Medicaid) but we chose it anyway knowing our time would be limited (She was only 66 so we knew her funds would run out in a few years) We had to move her to a Brookdale facility due to financial reasons. Oh boy, was there a difference. Silverado made our sister feel important and valued - where Brookdale treated her like a number to be pushed aside (I could go on about Brookdale - but if you're considering it for a loved one - I wouldn't recommend them for a multitude of reasons) When we told Silverado's management about our troubles, the director rolled out the red carpet so we could move her until we found a decent spot. They actually love her and didn't want her to suffer. So if you don't need Medicaid for a while (or ever) I'd choose Silverado. You can trust them - and isn't that the most important thing?