HYGIEIA RCH

    3814 Timberlake Drive, Plano, TX, 75023
    3.7 · 6 reviews
    • Memory care
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    1.0

    Warm welcome, negligent care, theft

    I was warmly greeted before move-in, but management misrepresented nearly everything once I arrived. Service dogs were restricted, staff became antagonistic, the building is old with one bathroom for six residents and poorly maintained fixtures. Promised 24/7 assisted care wasn't provided, medications were mismanaged (crushed meds, delayed care) - I was nearly killed - and the home is understaffed with high turnover; visits were sometimes banned. Meals were often cold, over-spiced, and prepared off-site, though a few staffserved good food and ran fun activities. A few people (Maria included) were kind and the place can feel small and house-like, but theft after move-out, improper lease handling, and inconsistent pricing mean I can't recommend it.

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    Amenities

    3.67 · 6 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      2.8
    • Staff

      3.2
    • Meals

      2.5
    • Amenities

      2.5
    • Value

      2.7

    Pros

    • clean environment (reported by some reviewers)
    • friendly staff (multiple mentions)
    • attentive and responsive caregivers (in some accounts)
    • engaging/fun activities for residents (reported by some)
    • good food (reported by some reviewers)
    • reasonably priced compared to other options (in some reviews)
    • good location
    • small, intimate, house-like community
    • specific staff member praised (Maria: friendly, kind, helpful)

    Cons

    • management misrepresentation about services and certifications
    • false claims of memory care certification
    • service dog restrictions
    • antagonism from staff/management after move-in
    • not an actual assisted living (promised services not provided)
    • promises of round-the-clock care not kept
    • caregiver off the clock / off-duty caregivers providing care
    • not allowed to assist with medications
    • medication mismanagement (crushed medications, delayed doses)
    • serious safety incident(s) — resident almost died
    • understaffed and high caregiver turnover
    • bans on visits
    • belongings stolen after move-out
    • improper lease handling and demands for extra rent
    • one bathroom shared by six residents
    • old facility with poorly maintained fixtures
    • meals often cold and over-spiced
    • meals prepared off-site
    • unbalanced meals / poor nutrition
    • no daily activities reported by some reviewers
    • high resident turnover
    • inconsistent reports about pricing (expensive to reasonable)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is mixed but leans toward serious concerns about management, safety, and consistency of care, juxtaposed with positive experiences reported by other residents and families. Several reviewers praise the facility for being small and house-like, having friendly and attentive staff (with a specific positive mention of a staff member named Maria), good food, and a clean environment. These positive accounts highlight a community that can feel intimate and well-kept, with activities that are enjoyable for residents and staff who appear caring and responsive in some cases.

    However, a substantial portion of reviews raise alarming and recurring issues centered on misrepresentation and unsafe care. Multiple reviewers allege that management misrepresented the level and type of care provided — including claims that the facility advertised memory care certification and round-the-clock assisted living services that it did not actually provide. Several accounts describe being told one thing before move-in and experiencing something very different afterward, with some families reporting antagonistic behavior from management when concerns were raised.

    Safety and medication management are prominent and serious themes. Complaints include strict policies preventing family or aides from assisting with medications, caregivers being off the clock yet providing care, crushed medications that caused choking hazards, delayed medication, and at least one report describing a near-fatal outcome. These are high-severity issues that point to breakdowns in policy adherence, staff training, or oversight. Coupled with reports of understaffing and frequent caregiver turnover, these safety concerns are amplified because continuity and reliability of care appear inconsistent.

    Facility condition and logistics also draw mixed feedback. Some find the community well-kept and clean, while others describe an old building with poorly maintained fixtures and inefficient setups (for example, one bathroom serving six residents). Dining is similarly split: several reviewers praise the food and activities, while others complain that meals arrive cold, are over-spiced, sourced from off-site kitchens, and lack nutritional balance. The disparate reports suggest variability over time or between wings/shifts rather than a uniformly consistent operation.

    Management policies and business practices are another frequent concern. Reviews allege improper lease handling, demands for extra rent, bans on visits, and even theft of belongings after move-out. High resident turnover and staff turnover are repeatedly noted, which may correlate with inconsistent care experiences and the polarized reviews. Pricing perceptions also vary: some call the facility expensive, while others say it is reasonably priced compared to alternatives — indicating that perceived value is influenced strongly by each family’s particular experience.

    In summary, prospective residents and families should be cautious and perform detailed due diligence. The facility appears capable of providing a warm, small, and attentive environment under certain conditions, with staff who can be friendly and engaged. However, there are multiple, serious red flags reported by other reviewers: misrepresentation of services (especially memory care and 24/7 assisted living), medication errors and safety incidents, understaffing and high turnover, troubling management practices around leases and visitation, and inconsistent dining and facility maintenance. These mixed but significant issues suggest that outcomes for residents can vary widely depending on staff on duty, management responsiveness, and enforcement of policies. Anyone considering this community should verify licensing and certifications, request written specifics about the level of care and medication policies, ask for recent inspection reports, check references from current residents/families, and closely review lease agreements before committing.

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    About HYGIEIA RCH

    HYGIEIA RCH provides assisted living and memory care for seniors at several locations in Texas, with facilities ranging from small homes with just five or six residents up to larger communities with 116 assisted living units, and one site located in Plano that holds eight assisted living units. Residents often find rooms that suit their needs, like single bedrooms, shared spaces, and studio apartments, and the staff builds each care plan around the individual. There's skilled nursing available around the clock, including help with wound care, rehabilitation, medication management, and daily activities like dressing and bathing; memory care helps people with dementia or Alzheimer's, offering supervised living and brain activities to keep minds sharp.

    The buildings feature both indoor and outdoor common areas, a snack shop, a cafe, and a dining area with meals made by a chef-even kosher, vegetarian, low-sodium, diabetic, and allergen-free meals are available. Many find comfort in the salon and barbershop, safety features throughout, private bathrooms, wheelchair-accessible showers, and rooms with tubs. Some places have master suites and a pharmacy onsite, too. There are language services in Spanish, Tagalog, and Chinese to help residents feel at home, and caregivers provide services for those who need incontinence care, help transferring, or reminders for daily tasks.

    Residents stay active with fitness classes, games, movie nights, and social events, plus trips off-site. There's an emergency system in each room, a hair salon, and a calendar full of activities and entertainment, including a library and big screen TVs. Pets are allowed. The staff is awake and on-site 24 hours a day, they help with mobility, spoon feeding, and even two-person transfers with mechanical lifts, and they provide hospice and respite care.

    The programs cover different levels of assistance, so seniors can transition as their needs change without leaving the community, from independent living to full nursing care. Family members can get support and advice to help them make long-term decisions, and the community invites families to join outreach and education programs. HYGIEIA RCH accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private payment, and several communities within the group have names like Silver Leaf Assisted Living, Locardia Homecare Living, and 4 Seasons Senior Living, with star ratings between 3.0 and 5.0, and an overall customer service rating of 4.6 out of 5. The Plano location holds a 7.2 out of 10 score, ranking 35th in the area. The community runs weekdays from 8AM to 9PM and until 5:30PM on weekends, and families can consult with local advisors for free every step of the way.

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