CINCO RANCH ALZHEIMERS SPECIAL CARE CENTER

Very kind and caring staff everyone speaks when they come across you. When you walk into the building you can feel the warmth and all the smiling faces. Toured the community and was just amazed, answered every question. Always activities going on and getting residents engaged. Love to see if an activity isn’t holding there attention they shift gears right away. The team is very proactive. I enjoy my time when I come in.

Cinco Ranch Alzheimer’s Special Care Center is truly an exceptional and beautiful community. From the moment you walk through the doors, you can feel the warmth, dedication, and genuine compassion that the staff brings to every resident. It is clear that this is not just a place for care—it’s a place where your loved one will be treated with dignity, respect, and love. The team goes above and beyond to ensure that each resident’s unique needs are met with patience and professionalism, and they create a homelike environment that fosters connection, safety, and comfort. Whether it’s personalized care, meaningful activities, or simply a listening ear, they offer peace of mind to families knowing their loved one is in capable and caring hands. If you are on the journey of finding memory care for someone close to your heart, I highly recommend touring Cinco Ranch Alzheimer’s Special Care Center. It’s a place where compassionate care truly meets quality.

If I could give negative stars I would. I do not recommend and caution anyone to put their loved one here. Everyone is so nice and helpful to your face, but behind your back workers don't do their job. My loved one died and the reason was not their health. Pure negligence. And, they charge the family over $2k for a community fee but when you die they can't even send a condolence card or flowers to the funeral home. They have no problem taking your money and when your loved one dies, their room is cleared out as fast as possible. GREED!!!!!!!!!!!!! Why would I contact you??? You can't bring my loved one back. DO BETTER!!!! Acknowledge when someone dies. Have some decency. I received more condolence cards from the ER vet when my cat died than our family did from your facility when my loved one died from your negligence.