Retreat at Carrollton

    4010 Nazarene Dr, Carrollton, TX, 75010
    4.8 · 42 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Beautiful community with caring staff

    I toured and chose this brand-new, beautifully kept community - great natural light, lovely decor and tons of amenities (pool/spa/courtyard, salon, library, gym, activities). The staff are warm, professional and genuinely caring, food and meds are well managed, my loved one is safe, engaged and happy - I highly recommend it.

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    4.79 · 42 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      4.9
    • Staff

      4.9
    • Meals

      4.6
    • Amenities

      4.8
    • Value

      4.5

    Pros

    • Caring, attentive, and friendly staff
    • Specific staff members praised by name (Tony, Sondra, Lindsey, Levi, Mansi)
    • Impeccably clean, brand-new facility with contemporary design and abundant natural light
    • Comfortable, appropriately sized apartments with individual climate control
    • Resort-like outdoor spaces (courtyard, pool, spa, BBQ, palm trees)
    • Wide range of on-site amenities (library, salon, game room, indoor putting green, gym)
    • Robust activities program (yoga, gym, shopping trips, social events)
    • Excellent, well-prepared dining with alternate choices and dietary accommodations
    • Effective medication management and regular doctor visits
    • Safety features and frequent staff check-ins; summon-help device in use
    • Supportive environment for residents with dementia; reports of improved quality of life
    • Professional and responsive management and frontline teams
    • Positive, informative tour experiences and high recommendation rates from families
    • Home-like, peaceful atmosphere with strong sense of community
    • Grand opening / promotional pricing mentioned as attractive

    Cons

    • Some residents experienced disorientation or getting lost and needed staff assistance to find their apartments
    • Dependence on staff support for navigation/home-finding in at least one reported case

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews for Retreat at Carrollton are overwhelmingly positive. Multiple reviewers emphasize caring, attentive, and professional staff across roles — front desk, nursing, leasing, and activities — and several people name staff members (Tony, Sondra, Lindsey, Levi, Mansi) as standouts. The facility is repeatedly described as brand new, modern, and impeccably clean, with ample natural light and contemporary styling. Many reviewers felt immediate confidence and peace of mind after tours, and families report significant improvements in quality of life for residents, including those with dementia.

    Care quality and staff: A dominant theme is the high caliber of staff and the warmth of the care culture. Reviews emphasize that staff treat residents like family, are responsive to concerns, and provide compassionate nursing and personal attention. Specific staff members are singled out for kindness and competence (for example, Tony and Sondra), and reviewers note strong coordination across front desk, nursing, leasing, and activity teams. Medication management and routine medical oversight are described as reliable — meds on schedule and regular doctor visits — contributing to families’ trust. Several accounts highlight that staff helped make transitions easier and that residents feel safe, valued, and well-cared-for.

    Facilities, apartments, and cleanliness: The building itself receives consistent praise. Multiple reviewers describe a high-end, resort-like aesthetic with clean, comfortable apartments that have individual climate control and suitable room sizes. Outdoor and communal spaces — courtyard, pool, spa, BBQ areas with palm trees — are repeatedly called out as attractive features. Interior amenities such as a library, salon, game room, indoor putting green, and fitness areas contribute to a well-rounded environment. The overall cleanliness is emphasized as “impeccable,” and the property is often described as a ‘‘hidden gem’’ or ‘‘first-class.’’

    Dining and nutrition: Dining is another strong positive. Reviewers mention three meals a day, well-prepared options, alternate choices, and accommodation for special diets. Specific praise includes delicious brunches and special touches (cupcake deliveries). Food quality and the facility’s responsiveness to dietary needs are cited as major contributors to resident satisfaction.

    Activities, social life, and suitability for cognitive impairment: The activity program is characterized as engaging and diverse — gym, yoga, shopping outings, and social events are commonly mentioned. Several reviewers reported that the environment was stimulating for residents with dementia and that social engagement led to new friendships and an improved mood and quality of life. The combination of structured activities and communal spaces appears to support both physical and social well-being.

    Management, tours, and pricing: Tours and first impressions are consistently positive; tour guides are praised for being informative and welcoming. Management is described as professional, prompt in addressing concerns, and mission-focused. The facility being privately owned and in a grand opening phase was mentioned by some reviewers, and promotional or reduced rates during the opening were noted as attractive. Families repeatedly state they would recommend the community and would place loved ones there.

    Notable patterns and concerns: Nearly every review is positive, but a specific concern appears in a small number of accounts: at least one reviewer reported that a resident had trouble navigating and getting lost within the building, requiring staff assistance via a summon-help device to find their apartment. This suggests that while safety systems and staff responsiveness are strengths, there may be occasional wayfinding or orientation challenges for some residents — particularly those with cognitive impairment — that the community addresses through staff assistance. No other systematic negatives (e.g., hygiene, food quality, staff responsiveness) were raised in the summaries provided.

    Overall impression: Retreat at Carrollton is presented as a modern, clean, and well-staffed community that provides high-quality care, excellent dining, and a wide array of amenities and activities. Families consistently report strong trust in staff and management and note tangible benefits for residents, including those with dementia. The dominant narrative is one of professionalism, compassion, and a resort-like, homey atmosphere; the only recurring operational concern is occasional resident disorientation that requires staff navigation support. For prospective residents and families, the reviews suggest a very favorable choice, especially for those seeking a contemporary facility with robust services and attentive caregiving.

    Location

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    About Retreat at Carrollton

    Retreat at Carrollton is a senior living community where people can come for assisted living, independent living, or memory care, and you'll see that the place feels balanced, trying to give help when needed but also let folks keep their independence, and when someone's needs change, they know how to give a little more help without making things too rushed or impersonal. The community has daily activities and all sorts of events, and you'll find things like a fitness center, indoor putting green, a pool and hot tub, and a nice game room where residents gather for cards or other games, plus a therapy clinic, a salon, and a coffee shop for quieter times, while the activity center and library give folks room to read or join in group projects. Residents can schedule tours that make it easy to meet staff and neighbors, so new arrivals can feel what it's like to live here, and there's always someone around because the care team works 24/7 with nurses on staff part-time. The apartments have choices like studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom spaces, and all have privacy, some personal space for treasured belongings, and features such as wood-style flooring, individual climate controls, high-speed internet, in-unit cable, and kitchenettes with appliances; accessible units and wheelchair access are also part of the setup, so it's easy to get around, and most people say the rooms are easy to make into a home. There's weekly housekeeping, laundry, groundskeeping, linen changes, pest control, and regular trash removal, which takes a load off everyone's shoulders, and you'll find mailboxes and package pick-up, too, right in the building. Communal meals get served restaurant-style, and many look forward to those chef-prepared breakfasts, lunches, and dinners in the shared dining rooms, while balconies, patios, a private courtyard with a fireplace, and areas for pets make the outdoors feel like an extension of home, and folks often gather in the shaded gardens, walkways, or out on organized outings with provided transportation to places around town, including medical appointments and recreational trips. Residents can bring a small pet and enjoy a smoke-free community, and there's always guest parking, plus designated spaces for those still driving. For health and support, the staff helps with medication reminders and light care, and specialized programs include wellness, cultural events, fitness classes, spiritual gatherings, arts & crafts, music, and even intergenerational visits, so there's always something going on. Families can use a service that helps them find local senior living advisors, and reviews get verified so feedback is genuine, and the place gets rated at 4.5 stars, which speaks well of folks' day-to-day experience. Residents pay privately, usually by check, and staff can explain price ranges since there's no set list, but they try to match care options with available budgets. The state has licensed Retreat at Carrollton as Facility ID 111680, and permits for safety, fire alterations, and improvements have gone through proper channels and gotten closed. Overall, Retreat at Carrollton aims to provide a safe, friendly, and helpful environment where seniors can live with dignity, enjoy group living, and keep as much independence as possible, in surroundings that are both comfortable and practical.

    About 12 Oaks Senior Living

    Retreat at Carrollton is managed by 12 Oaks Senior Living.

    12 Oaks Senior Living operates as a specialized third-party management and consulting company serving the senior living industry. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company has established itself as a trusted partner for institutional investors including CNL, PGIM, Virtus, Longview/Blackstone, and Thrive. 12 Oaks manages a portfolio of 38 communities across six states—Texas, Oklahoma, Arizona, Massachusetts, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Utah—serving thousands of residents through independent living, assisted living, and memory care services.

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