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Pegasus Landing of Forney

‎335 S Fm 548‎

3.6(39 ratings)

Part of Pegasus Senior Living · 25 communities · 4.4★ average

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Quick Facts

Total units
92
Licensed capacity
92 residents

Texas HHSC

Memory Care Setup
Secured memory care unit for dementia residents
Location Adjacency
Located next to Forney Community Park and Amphitheater
Staffing Coverage
24-hour on-site support for assisted living residents

What Families Think

Families describe warm, caring front-line staff—especially housekeeping, activities, and reception personnel—who treat residents like family, alongside praise for recent renovations and a lively activities calendar. However, several reviewers raise serious concerns about maintenance neglect, billing practices, and staff turnover since a change in ownership, with mixed views on cleanliness and management responsiveness.

The Good

  • Housekeeping and front-line staff called warm, family-like
  • Active bingo and daily activities program praised
  • Recent renovations: new flooring, landscaping, theater seating
  • Activities director consistently praised across reviews

The Bad

  • Multiple reports of unexpected billing increases and disputes
  • Reports of unresolved maintenance issues like mold, broken toilet
  • Several reviewers cite high staff turnover since ownership change
  • One report of frayed carpets and dated common areas

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Pegasus Landing of Forney

Pegasus Landing of Forney is an assisted living and memory care community located in Forney, Texas, east of Dallas. The community offers both assisted living services for seniors seeking support while maintaining independence, and memory care through its Connections program for residents experiencing Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

Assisted living residents receive personalized care including medication reminders, personal hygiene assistance, and daily meals, with services tailored to individual needs. The community provides 24-hour support and emphasizes helping residents maintain confidence and independence. Memory care residents live in a secure environment designed for those experiencing memory loss, with the Connections program offering evidence-based dementia care that encourages social engagement and purposeful activities.

The community is centrally located next to Forney Community Park and the Spellman Amphitheater, providing immediate access to shopping, dining, and healthcare services. Daily activities include fitness and wellness exercises, social hours, brain games, and visits from guest musicians and entertainers. The dining program features three daily meals prepared with fresh ingredients sourced from the Dallas area.

Pegasus Landing serves seniors from Forney, East Dallas, Garland, Midlothian, Waxahachie, and surrounding areas in Kaufman County. The community supports families navigating the progression of Alzheimer's and dementia, offering residents the ability to live with dignity while relieving the burden on family caregivers.

Types of Care

Assisted Living

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Reviews

3.6overall · 39 ratings combined

3.6★ on Google (39)

Leda Perez

Jun 2026

via Google

Great people ! Especially Stephanie and Shantel! They walked us through every step and made sure everything went smoothly with my mother in law’s move. From getting the room set up to transportation. We are very happy with our decision!

Jodie Stephens

Feb 2026

via Google

My father has been at Pegasus Landing of Forney since 9/25. This was not a place he ever thought he would have to live in, but here we are and I wanted to share some of the very special people that make his experience there more comfortable. First, the house keeper, Deidra, is amazing. Not only does she keep my dad’s room looking great, she speaks to him (and me, his daughter) as if we are family…like that is her grandfather. Most of the RA’s I have encountered are very sweet and the activities director is wonderful! You are always greeted by Sherry, at the front desk, with a smile and a sweet greeting. If you’re lucky enough, you will see some of the fantastic residents when you walk in with their pups. My dad is not a fan of the cuisine, but he does appreciate all of the staff he encounters daily who make him feel as though he is a somebody.

Teresa Treadway

Nov 2025

via Google

I volunteer at Pegasus Landing of Forney when they play Bingo. The receptionist is very friendly and welcomes everyone with a smile. She cares for the residents as if they were her family. The activity director always has fun activities for the residents. There is some kind of activity every day; many times several in one day. Recently, they have landscaped all around the building with new grass, plants and trees. Within the past year, they have remodeled inside with new flooring, fresh paint, etc. Recently, new theater chairs have been added to the movie room. My mother lived there when it was “ Three Forks”. So many improvements have been made since it was sold to Pegasus Landing. Anyone is welcome to visit and see how nice the staff and building are for the residents.

Amanda Rocha

Jun 2025

via Google

UPDATE:<br>To throw fuel in the fire they sent us a bill for over 11,000 for July. When we already gave notice that we are moving them 7/11 (to a MUCH NICER home that is way less, and immaculate.) Please do your homework on this place, and look at at least 2 or 3 places before choosing to send your loved ones into this hell hole. The ED and marketing director (Karla and Kelli) are absolutely unprofessional, rude, and scam artists. They cite these levels of care, yet every time we visit our parents have NOT received anything special. Also, our mom is on hospice, which are wonderful and kind caregivers that come in to give her the extra care she needs. Pegasus is trying to charge as much as possible when their staff isn't even doing the work! This place is a true nightmare and we have heard from all of the places we looked to rehome them that many other families from Pegasus are also looking to jump ship. They are going to run this place into the ground, and rightfully so. Caring for elderly dementia patients takes love and compassion. All this place wants is money. Complete greed, and our family is disgusted by their unprofessionalism and LACK of care for the home and residents. Just utterly heartbreaking this company would neglect the residents and ask for an insane amount of money. The memory care side is in dire need of updating and a complete refresh of how they treat these humans. There are MUCH better options, Long Creek in Sunnyvale and Caimbridge Court in Mesquite are resort-style options that are less expensive and Avillacare in Heath was also much nicer and less expensive. Shame on Pegasus for their corporate greed. We can not wait to get our loved ones out of there and into a much nicer home with a staff that is more like family.<br><br>We placed our parents there in 2021 after they went missing and were thankfully found by the work of the Silver Alert program. We really liked Three Forks staff and were happy for a few years. The place was bought out by Pegusus Senior Living, and all we have seen is decline since the change. Constant staff turnover, horrid smell, visible filth and unkempt common areas, as well as our parents apartment. We often have our family visit and since the new administration came in, they took away the large tables and dining chairs we used to gather at. We now have to search through closets to find a card table to gather around, and our family must either stand during visits or sit in urine/fecal stained wheelchairs. Our parents have had a issue with mold in their bathroom ceiling for over a year without being addressed by maintenance. They have also had a broken toilet that took months to have them fix inside their apartment. We were given a locked in rate in 2021 that was to be for life, and after the new administration came in, they want to increase their rate by 1,000 a month, citing "level of care" increases for things like administering medications, reminding them to brush teeth, and even for having to remind them when it is time for meals. Our parents are one of the only few in the memory care that are not wheelchair bound. The home has replaced a section of wall decor that had been set aside for family to leave positive comments for the staff with a picture of the new executive team that means absolutely nothing to my parents or the family. I would urge anyone looking to place a loved one here to NOT. While there are a few staff members there that we know love our parents and do a phenomenal job (Sandra, Arie, Kirby, Kat) the management is concerned only about the bottom line. It makes my stomach churn to see this new administration on their current money grab while also neglecting the residents.

Amanda Rocha

Jun 2025

via Google

UPDATE: To throw fuel in the fire they sent us a bill for over 11,000 for July. When we already gave notice that we are moving them 7/11 (to a MUCH NICER home that is way less, and immaculate.) Please do your homework on this place, and look at at least 2 or 3 places before choosing to send your loved ones into this hell hole. The ED and marketing director (Karla and Kelli) are absolutely unprofessional, rude, and scam artists. They cite these levels of care, yet every time we visit our parents have NOT received anything special. Also, our mom is on hospice, which are wonderful and kind caregivers that come in to give her the extra care she needs. Pegasus is trying to charge as much as possible when their staff isn't even doing the work! This place is a true nightmare and we have heard from all of the places we looked to rehome them that many other families from Pegasus are also looking to jump ship. They are going to run this place into the ground, and rightfully so. Caring for elderly dementia patients takes love and compassion. All this place wants is money. Complete greed, and our family is disgusted by their unprofessionalism and LACK of care for the home and residents. Just utterly heartbreaking this company would neglect the residents and ask for an insane amount of money. The memory care side is in dire need of updating and a complete refresh of how they treat these humans. There are MUCH better options, Long Creek in Sunnyvale and Caimbridge Court in Mesquite are resort-style options that are less expensive and Avillacare in Heath was also much nicer and less expensive. Shame on Pegasus for their corporate greed. We can not wait to get our loved ones out of there and into a much nicer home with a staff that is more like family. We placed our parents there in 2021 after they went missing and were thankfully found by the work of the Silver Alert program. We really liked Three Forks staff and were happy for a few years. The place was bought out by Pegusus Senior Living, and all we have seen is decline since the change. Constant staff turnover, horrid smell, visible filth and unkempt common areas, as well as our parents apartment. We often have our family visit and since the new administration came in, they took away the large tables and dining chairs we used to gather at. We now have to search through closets to find a card table to gather around, and our family must either stand during visits or sit in urine/fecal stained wheelchairs. Our parents have had a issue with mold in their bathroom ceiling for over a year without being addressed by maintenance. They have also had a broken toilet that took months to have them fix inside their apartment. We were given a locked in rate in 2021 that was to be for life, and after the new administration came in, they want to increase their rate by 1,000 a month, citing "level of care" increases for things like administering medications, reminding them to brush teeth, and even for having to remind them when it is time for meals. Our parents are one of the only few in the memory care that are not wheelchair bound. The home has replaced a section of wall decor that had been set aside for family to leave positive comments for the staff with a picture of the new executive team that means absolutely nothing to my parents or the family. I would urge anyone looking to place a loved one here to NOT. While there are a few staff members there that we know love our parents and do a phenomenal job (Sandra, Arie, Kirby, Kat) the management is concerned only about the bottom line. It makes my stomach churn to see this new administration on their current money grab while also neglecting the residents.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Pegasus Landing of Forney offer?

Pegasus Landing of Forney offers Assisted Living.

Where is Pegasus Landing of Forney located?

Pegasus Landing of Forney is located at ‎335 S Fm 548‎ in Forney, Texas.

What do families say about Pegasus Landing of Forney?

Families describe warm, caring front-line staff—especially housekeeping, activities, and reception personnel—who treat residents like family, alongside praise for recent renovations and a lively activities calendar. However, several reviewers raise serious concerns about maintenance neglect, billing practices, and staff turnover since a change in ownership, with mixed views on cleanliness and management responsiveness.

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