Autumn Leaves of Cityview

Name: Autumn Leaves of Cityview
Address: 7100 Dutch Branch Road, Fort Worth, Texas, 76132, United States
Price range: $$

Fort Worth Texas, United States , Texas , United States

3.8 on Google · 30 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care

About Autumn Leaves of Cityview

Autumn Leaves of Cityview is located in Fort Worth and offers memory care along with assisted living services, designed for individuals living with memory-related diseases such as Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. The community provides a structured environment intended to support residents' daily needs while focusing specifically on memory support. Families considering this community for a parent or partner are encouraged to schedule a tour to see the setting firsthand and learn more about how daily life, care routines, and support services are structured for residents. Reaching out directly to confirm specific program details, visiting policies, and other aspects of daily life would help families get a fuller picture of whether the community fits their loved one's needs.

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Lynn a month ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ We recently toured Autumn Leaves while looking for a home for my dad. Unfortunately, because of his level of care needs, we learned that he would need a nursing home instead of memory care. Even though Autumn Leaves wasn’t able to be the right placement for him, I wanted to share what a wonderful experience we had. Priscilla welcomed us in from the moment we arrived and made us feel comfortable. She truly listened to our concerns, answered our questions. You can tell Priscilla genuinely has a heart for seniors and for families navigating memory care. She was compassionate, understanding, and made a difficult process a little easier for us. If my dad’s care needs allowed him to live at Autumn Leaves, I would absolutely feel comfortable moving him here. I’m very thankful for the kindness Priscilla showed our family and would definitely recommend Autumn Leaves to anyone looking for memory care for a loved one.
Andrea Smith a month ago

The facility is full of warmth and quality care! The staff is simply amazing and the attention to each resident is truly unmatched! Highly recommend to anyone placement for their loved ones with Alzheimer’s/Dementia or other forms of cognitive decline.

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Eli Olree 2 months ago

I searched forever for a place that could take my dad and am so lucky to have found Autumn leaves. They’ve taken care of my dad, even when he didn’t want to be taken care of. They did everything they said they would and I’m happy with them. Hopefully my dad doesn’t need memory care again, but if he does, it’ll be with Autumn leaves.
I tell the Truth 4 months ago

Don’t move your family member here. 1-it’s cheeper to have an in home caregiver paying $20 an hour 2-The staff smells like perfume and marijuana (I don’t want someone under the influence taking care of my family member) 3- all you hear is staff loudly cussing, complaining about management, coworkers, or residents ( if you don’t like where you work then leave. I don’t want my family member to feel like a burden) 4- they let the resident sit in pee and poop diapers( rashes and neglect) 5- laundry never gets done (residents wear each others clothes) 6- the activity director looks miserable to be there 7- state is constantly in the building( I wonder how much gets covered up) This place is just sad and the online pictures aren’t even how the facility looks. I’ve seen many communities and this is one of the worse. Do yourself a favor and talk to staff not management and listen to your surroundings it will tell you a lot more then management will they just wanna take you money.
Leslie Risinger 5 months ago

Angela, Vanessa and their staff have one of the hardest jobs in the world and it’s comforting to know they are caring for my sister. They go above and beyond allowing her to call when she needs to reach out, printing emails and pictures. Not being able to visit often is difficult enough, knowing I can reach out to staff and they will respond means a lot during this difficult time.