Mustang Creek Estates of Burleson

Daniel Jones

Jul 2026

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I am reading these reviews. Specifically the bad ones. Also, the replies of the bad reviews. All of the replies to bad reviews seem to be patronizing to say the least. I believe there are real issues at this place and would never, ever have my loved one live here. Be expecting a law suit any day to close this place down. I may just call a news network or two to do some solid investigating. The care for elderly has to be taken very seriously. This is not a situation to where caregivers are only there to get a paycheck. You must have it in your heart to be caring and professional in your duties. PERIOD!!!

Bruce Kirby

Jun 2026

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B house is the most efficient and friendliest facility I have ever visited. I have been to several to see for my wife and everyone there have befriended my wife and made her feel at home. “She has not even asked me to take her home”!!! I can only hope and pray the rest of Mustang Creek is run this well. Thank you and God Bless your crew.

Kat Goldin

Jun 2026

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Looking at this and wondering

Janelle Brinck

Jun 2026

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The staff at Mustang Creek Estates of Burleson were incredibly professional. We did not feel rushed. Shery took the time to listen to our needs and asked us additional questions to clarify anything that we might have missed. We are confident that we have made the right choice in selecting Mustang Creek for our father's care.

Doug Shelton

Jun 2026

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If you’re still bitter about your childhood, this may feel like the place for your Mom or Dad. For those of us who actually expected a basic standard of care, our experience with Mustang Creek Estates was deeply troubling. A few “highlights” from our time there: We made staff and management aware from day one that my FIL had Celiac disease, and we were explicitly assured they could provide gluten-free meals. Despite those assurances, he was repeatedly given food containing gluten. We personally witnessed this more than once, which made it clear his dietary restrictions were not being reliably followed. We escalated these concerns to the Director and management multiple times. Although we were assured they would be handled, the problems persisted without meaningful resolution. Cleanliness was an ongoing issue. During our visits, we frequently noticed a strong urine odor throughout the building, and his room was not maintained to a reasonable standard (including visible cobwebs and lack of regular attention). He experienced a fall that was never clearly reported to the family, despite visible bruising later observed by both us and an outside party. We encountered very serious concerns around medication handling, specifically involving his prescribed fentanyl patches, and were unable to get clear or consistent answers about what occurred. Dealing with management only added to the frustration. Concerns were routinely minimized or met with assurances that things would improve, but those assurances did not translate into meaningful or lasting changes. If you’re still angry at your parents, this might feel like an option. If you care even the tiniest bit about them, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere and asking very direct questions before trusting this facility with their care.