The Pointe at Cedar Park

The Pointe at Cedar Park was recommended to us by two experienced home-health nurses. We visited several assisted living facilities before settling on The Pointe. We have been delighted with our decision to move our family member there! She is content, eats well, engages in the many activities and, most importantly, receives excellent medical and rehabilitative services. The facility is clean with a pleasant atmosphere. The size of the single-story facility makes it feel like a family, among the staff as well as the residents. The staff is welcoming and compassionate - they even walk her dog!

I toured Pointe at Cedar Park. It seemed nice. It was clean when I walked into the place. It smelled clean. That made a good first impression because I didn't smell anything. The rooms were okay. They weren't fancy or anything. It's a small place. The person that was in charge, showed me around, she took me into different rooms and explained to me what they would need. She also said I could come back any time. I didn't have to make an appointment if I wanted to show my sisters. She was friendly and she gave me the paperwork. She gave me a booklet. My dad was a veteran, so she also told me about that and gave me some information. She explained that the place is a little bit older, and has been there for a little while and it wasn't fancy, but it was nice. They have nurses and the doctors come I think like 3 or 4 times a week or something like that. They take them out to the grocery store if they want to. They can come and go if they want to and if they're able to.

Thank you all at The Pointe for taking such great care of our Dad, John S Barron, these past 8 years. Our family knows how much he was loved by everyone. We appreciate the fact that you all went to great extremes to ensure his welfare at all times. Dad was always worried that he would be "warehoused," but our family and the staff made sure he was taken care of everyday during his stay with you. We would like to send a special thank you to Jessica Garza, the Executive Director, Jaime, Cecelia, Wendy and so many others who have taken care of him throughout his Parkinson's disease. Many of you and numerous residents, to include Deane and Tommy, loved Dad and provided much needed support throughout the difficult times with which he was faced. When our family cleaned out his apartment, every staff member came by Dad's room to express their condolences. They knew Dad and our family so well and knew how difficult it was for us to take care of his belongings and close out this last chapter in Dad's life. Jessica, thank you for showing up for Dad's services at Beck Funeral Home. That really meant a lot to us when you showed up. We are also glad you came up to the podium and spoke of the stories of Dad, especially the "respect" story. That story is between us and The Pointe staff. We considered you all "extended family " the whole time Dad was in residence. MSgt Stew Barron, you are now with Mom again, Diana Barron (your Prom Queen.)

Our experience with The Pointe At Cedar Park was not good, it was a negative experience. At times they did not have adequate staffing and we would not recommend them.

My mom has moved into the Pointe at Cedar Park. The main reason why we chose them was because it was not very large, it was kind of small, and the location was a good location for us. Also, it had good reviews from what I had read. The staff are very friendly and seem very professional. For activities they have bingo, and they have a crossword group there. The physical facility seems pretty clean. They have fairly limited amenities because it's such a small place, but overall, it seems good.