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Fredisolo Annointed Homes

1.0 (2 reviews)

Mesquite, TX

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About this community

Fredisolo Annointed Homes is a senior living community in Mesquite, Texas. Contact the community to learn about its care options, services and availability.

Starting at
$3,946/mo
Care options
2 available
Take a look
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Community reviews
2

Key amenities

Dining

Meal preparation and service

Housekeeping

Housekeeping and linen services

Transportation

Transportation arrangement (medical)

Social activities

Community-sponsored activities

Staff & support

24-hour supervision

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  • 24-hour supervision
  • Activities of daily living assistance
  • Assistance with bathing
  • Assistance with dressing
  • Assistance with transfers
  • Cable
  • Community-sponsored activities
  • Coordination with health care providers
  • Diabetes diet
  • Fully furnished
  • Housekeeping and linen services
  • Meal preparation and service
  • Medication management
  • Move-in coordination
  • Scheduled daily activities
  • Special dietary restrictions
  • Telephone
  • Transportation arrangement (medical)
  • Transportation to doctors appointments
  • Wifi

Care options available

Assisted Living

Support with everyday routines and personal care in a community setting.

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Board and Care

Residential care with help for daily living and personal routines.

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Pricing & residences

Monthly rates starting at

$3,946 / month

Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.

Listed monthly residence rates
Residence Monthly rate
Shared room $3,946
One bedroom $4,735

Resident & family reviews

1.0 · 2 reviews

I stopped by to visit, it's not what I thought. the person I visited was unhappy, sad, almost depressed they don't do anything, They stay inside the house all day, watching TV, they need activities example - reading, games, puzzles, painting something different to every day stimulate their mind even add chore day where everybody pitch in to help, give them little thing to do dusting, sweeping etc. I some can't help but some can. I know it's a group home and they are adults it could be better or is it just to house them a place to stay nothing more. Don't want to make trouble for residents.

Absolutely disgusting. My dad was there 24 hours and 24 hours only! I took him out as fast as I could. I can not believe this place is running and actually housing people. There is nasty gunk and dirt all over the walls and base boards, all the doors. The dresser was falling apart, they literally glued it. There was no closet space due to someone else's stuff crammed in there. The smallest tv I have ever seen in my life on the wall. Curtains were about to fall down because they had flimsy cheap rods holding them up. This at one point was a child’s room due to pink walls and bedding was pink.…

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Absolutely disgusting. My dad was there 24 hours and 24 hours only! I took him out as fast as I could. I can not believe this place is running and actually housing people. There is nasty gunk and dirt all over the walls and base boards, all the doors. The dresser was falling apart, they literally glued it. There was no closet space due to someone else's stuff crammed in there. The smallest tv I have ever seen in my life on the wall. Curtains were about to fall down because they had flimsy cheap rods holding them up. This at one point was a child’s room due to pink walls and bedding was pink. Definitely not a place to make your loved one feel comfy and cozy. Even though my father is diabetic and has to eat healthy they thought sloppy joes were appropriate. They don’t take care of other patients just walking into other patients rooms. I would not put my worst enemy in this place.

Location & neighborhood

1400 Parkwood Trl, Mesquite, TX 75149
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