Hibiscus Residential Care Home

    341 McMurtry Dr, Arlington, TX, 76002
    4.2 · 5 reviews
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Compassionate clean affordable home care

    I felt immediate peace of mind - the home is meticulously clean, safe, well-kept and the staff (Winston and Monica especially) treated my loved one like family with compassionate, even-tempered end-of-life care at home. The facility is loving, organized and affordable, welcoming drop-ins, and I highly recommend it - just be prepared for poor phone responsiveness and an unprofessional initial contact.

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    4.20 · 5 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.2
    • Meals

      4.2
    • Amenities

      4.2
    • Value

      5.0

    Pros

    • impeccably clean facilities
    • well-maintained property
    • attentive caregivers
    • personalized attention from caregivers (notably Winston and Monica)
    • compassionate, loving staff
    • staff described as a 'second family'
    • even-tempered, steady care
    • safe environment
    • home-like, healthy atmosphere
    • welcoming to unannounced visitors/drop-ins
    • peace of mind for families
    • affordable rates
    • highly recommended by multiple reviewers
    • supportive end-of-life/home hospice care
    • well-organized operations

    Cons

    • poor phone staff responsiveness
    • unprofessional initial contact experience

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews for Hibiscus Residential Care Home are strongly positive, with multiple reviewers emphasizing cleanliness, safety, and a high level of personal, compassionate care. Across the summaries there is a clear pattern of trust and satisfaction: family members and residents convey gratitude, reassurance, and peace of mind. The facility is frequently described as well-maintained and impeccably clean, and reviewers explicitly recommend Hibiscus to others.

    Care quality and staff: The dominant theme is the quality of caregiving. Caregivers are characterized as attentive, dutiful, even-tempered, and loving. Several reviews single out staff members (Winston and Monica) for dutiful care, suggesting that particular caregivers have made strong positive impressions. Reviewers repeatedly used family-oriented language — calling staff a 'second family' — and highlighted compassionate support including for end-of-life care at home. That combination of hands-on attentiveness and emotional support appears to be a core strength and a primary reason for the high recommendations.

    Facilities and safety: The physical environment receives consistent praise. Multiple reviewers used terms like 'clean,' 'meticulously clean,' and 'well-kept,' indicating that housekeeping and maintenance are reliable priorities. Safety was also emphasized, with reviewers describing the home as a safe and healthy environment. The facility's organization and orderliness were noted, reinforcing the sense of a professional, well-run residential care setting.

    Visitation, family experience, and value: Reviewers appreciated policies that allow drop-ins and unannounced visits, which contributes to families' peace of mind and a perception of transparency and openness. Several reviews highlight affordability, describing the rates as reasonable and mentioning the outcome of 'peace of mind' and gratitude for being able to access care at a good value. The recurrent phrase 'highly recommended' signals strong word-of-mouth endorsement and family satisfaction.

    Management and communication concerns: The only recurring negative elements across the summaries relate to initial contact and phone responsiveness. One or more reviewers reported poor responsiveness from phone staff and an unprofessional experience at first contact. These comments appear less frequent than the positive remarks but are notable because they affect prospective residents' first impression and access to information. No other consistent complaints about day-to-day care, safety, or the living environment were reported.

    Gaps in reviews (dining, activities, clinical detail): The provided summaries do not offer specific information about dining quality, menus, nutritional management, organized activities or social programming, medication management, or clinical/nursing oversight beyond end-of-life care. Because these topics were not described, they cannot be assessed from the sample. Prospective families seeking details in these areas should request specifics directly during a tour or inquiry.

    Conclusion: In sum, Hibiscus Residential Care Home is portrayed in these reviews as a clean, safe, well-organized, and affordable home with compassionate, family-like staff who deliver steady, attentive care — including supportive end-of-life services. The primary operational concern raised is limited to front-line communication: phone responsiveness and initial professionalism during contact. That area stands out as the main opportunity for improvement, while caregiving, facility upkeep, and overall family satisfaction emerge as consistent strengths.

    Location

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    About Hibiscus Residential Care Home

    Hibiscus Residential Care Home sits in a quiet part of South Arlington, Texas, with room for up to six residents at a time, which makes the place feel calm and home-like rather than big and crowded, and folks there can pick from apartments, studios, shared rooms, or one-bedroom suites, and the building itself has only one story so there aren't any stairs to worry about. The home's known for its experienced care team, Winston and Monica, who give round-the-clock help with things like dressing, showering, eating, and taking medicine, and they also support people dealing with Parkinson's, continence needs, diabetes, and memory problems; they call in a nurse who's at the home at all hours, plus a doctor, dentist, and podiatrist stop by once a month for regular checkups. Residents get three home-cooked meals a day served like in a restaurant, and the kitchen can make special dishes for those who need them, like folks with high blood pressure or diabetes. There's always someone around to help, and all apartments have panic buttons to call for help whenever needed, with the added safety of 24/7 security and keyless keypad entries.

    The home comes with a lot of extras for comfort and daily living, such as a library, movie theater room, computer room, and clean, quiet spaces for reading or just relaxing, not to mention barbershop and salon services, fitness center, therapy room, and transportation for errands or doctor's appointments, and they handle things like home repairs, cleaning, and laundry so families don't need to worry about those chores. Seniors can join in arts and crafts, music programs, religious devotions, holiday parties, board games, pet therapy, regular social trips, and group outings, both onsite and away, and pets are always welcome. Other helpful bits include scheduled activities, snacks between meals, and optional concierge support for personal tasks. The staff is always on hand, and visiting hours stay flexible so families can drop by when they like without hassle.

    People there get their mail handled, their bathrooms cleaned, and appliances fixed if something goes wrong, and all utility bills and cable TV are rolled into the monthly price. Residents pay around $4,353 each month for these services in a place that's been open since 2006 and holds a Texas license. The home has a no smoking policy indoors, and the bathrooms are all accessible for those using wheelchairs. There are plenty of safe outdoor spots too, and folks who like animals can keep pets. Hibiscus sits near pharmacies, churches, shopping centers, and hospitals-including Methodist Mansfield and Medical Center of Arlington-and it's easy to get to cities like Dallas, Plano, and Irving.

    Seniors at Hibiscus benefit from attentive care for things big and small, including spoon feeding if needed, help with bathing, and even medication routines, and all services focus on keeping people independent while making sure everyone is safe and cared for in a gentle, respectful way. The home also offers hospice and respite services, so families get a break or extra help at hard times. The place tries hard to create a peaceful, happy environment, with staff known for their patience and kindness, and it fits best for those wanting a small, friendly setting with lots of help and a welcoming, family-like feel.

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