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College Station, TX
Independent Living and Assisted Living in College Station. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityThe Waterford at College Station in College Station, Texas is an assisted living and memory care community that also offers respite (short-term) stays. It provides studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments with private baths; some units include kitchenettes and independent temperature controls. Safety features cited include walk-in showers with grab rails, pull cords or emergency response systems, 24-hour staff and secured or alarmed doors, and on-site nursing and medication management services.
Daily life centers on three daily meals plus snacks, scheduled activities such as movie nights, clubs, exercise classes, devotional services and pet-focused programs, and services like housekeeping, laundry, maintenance and arranged transportation. On-site amenities mentioned include an activity center, landscaped courtyard, library, beauty salon/barber and a dining room with guest/private dining options. The community is described as pet-friendly and located near Texas A&M University and local shopping.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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$5,444 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $5,444 |
| One bedroom | $6,512 |
| Studio | $7,047 |
Very nice and clean facility. Most staff members were very pleasant and friendly. However, the marketing representative and corporate manager were very dismissive of any important questions or concerns. They made harsh judgments of my character and remained condescending during the few conversations we had in regards to questions I sought answers for. These ladies were very unprofessional and regardless of how nice the facility is, I wouldn’t recommend loved ones living there knowing they don’t care to deal with your concerns, questions, nor care about issues dealing with safety. Far too much…
Very nice and clean facility. Most staff members were very pleasant and friendly. However, the marketing representative and corporate manager were very dismissive of any important questions or concerns. They made harsh judgments of my character and remained condescending during the few conversations we had in regards to questions I sought answers for. These ladies were very unprofessional and regardless of how nice the facility is, I wouldn’t recommend loved ones living there knowing they don’t care to deal with your concerns, questions, nor care about issues dealing with safety. Far too much money to pay to not be accommodated properly or cared about as a paying individual.
My parents were long time residents in Assisted Living at The Waterford (7 years). The care that they received was top notch, and the daily activities were outstanding to keep them engaged in the community. I strongly feel that the staff treated them as family - through good times & hard times. Not sure if we could have done it without the full staff!
Definitely giving 5 stars! Everyone here is so welcoming and helpful, such a great environment. Dianne, Dawn, Erin, and Robbin were wonderful to work with. I accidentally hit the help button while doing a drywall repair and the staff were there immediately with no time to spare. Your loved ones will definitely be well taken care of at this facility.
Positives- Dawn, Trisha, Justin are fantastic at what they do. Reality-I have multiple issues with the facility as far as the memory care unit. My dad was in the facility for right at two months. While I understand that you have employees that are new/ old, orienting to the facility and have turnover.. This is proving to be a challenge in this facility. I would first like to touch upon abuse/neglect and exploitation. 1. In the two months while my dad was in the facility, at best he may have gotten a weekly bath. He would wear the same clothes a week at a time. in those two months I know I bathed him once and my sister when she came in bathed him twice. Beyond that, if he got 3 baths from the staff, I might be overestimating. 2. Brushing teeth, aside from when we went in to check on him on our visits, I do not believe any assistance was lent to teeth brushing. This as evidenced by the amount of food, plaque and generalized biofilm that accrues with out his teeth being brushed. 3. Lack of checking on resident. We have a camera in the room. When hourly checks should be happening on residents, If I saw a person check on him twice a day, that would be a good day. 4. lack of maintenance- my dad accidentally pulled a towel rack off the wall while getting out of the shower the first week he was there. Even after requests, the towel rack was never replaced. 5. Meals/ diet requests- even with my mother submitting diet requests, he rarely received the meals that were submitted per the facility. Example: 6/16/25 my mother and brother were at the facility with my dad for dinner. He received a meal of items he doesn't eat. My mom expressed she had already submitted previously his weekly meal requests and that wasn't it. They took the tray away to check for his other meal and it was over an hour until a separate meal arrived back to my dad. This being said, He also had a 13 pound weight lose while in the facility. 6. Diana the director. Possibly one of the rudest people to deal with while dealing with a facility. The perspective of My way or the highway is not the correct way to deal with family and/or residents. All this being said, I have called, left voicemails, and emails that have not been responded to which is disappointing to say the least. So at least with a review I may actually get a response. My suggestion at this time would be, check multiple facilities in the area. When Waterford employees see your loved one in a new facility and they tell you that you made the right decision by getting them out of there, then there is something wrong. Hopefully they can right the ship because potential is there but a quality facility starts at the top and it simply isn't there.
Always enjoy visiting residents of The Waterford as representative of Aggieland Pets With a Purpose . Robin is awonderful activity director!
Very kind hearted and eager to help ,I love this team they have there people like that are such a blessing
The Waterford is such a wonderful atmosphere because of the staff and caregivers. They truly minister to their residents and care about their welfare and happiness. They are truly like family to us!
We enjoyed visiting our friends who have recently relocated to Waterford. We enjoyed meeting the residence staff and seeing how well they serve, interact and care for our friends! Keep up the great service you provide!