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The Auberge at Cedar Park

800 C-bar Ranch Trail

4.3(72 ratings)· Cedar Park average: 4.3

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Quick Facts

Total units
90
Licensed capacity
90 residents

Texas HHSC

Safety technology
Nobi safety lights installed in all floor plans
Outdoor access
Secure outdoor courtyards for residents
Staffing coverage
24/7 support available for residents

What Families Think

Families generally describe The Auberge at Cedar Park as a warm, compassionate memory care community with attentive, family-like staff and a responsive executive director. One detailed review noted concerns about overnight staffing levels and food quality, though the overall care experience was still viewed positively.

The Good

  • Staff described as kind, patient, and compassionate
  • Executive Director praised for responsiveness and involvement
  • Secure outdoor courtyards and safety lighting in units
  • Individual caregivers singled out by name for exceptional care
  • Facility designed as a small community setting

The Bad

  • One report of insufficient overnight staffing
  • One reviewer found food quality unimpressive
  • One account describes a difficult resident departure situation

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About The Auberge at Cedar Park

The Auberge at Cedar Park is a memory care community in Cedar Park, Texas, dedicated to supporting individuals living with Alzheimer's and related dementias. Serving seniors throughout the nearby Austin, Round Rock, Leander, and Lakeway areas, the community emphasizes a warm environment and personalized approach grounded in dignity.

The community offers chef-prepared meals, medication management, and laundry services to residents. Programming includes engaging activities such as art and music therapy designed to foster joy and security. Safety features include Nobi safety lights installed across all floor plans and secure outdoor courtyards.

With 24/7 support available, the care team provides compassionate dementia care tailored to each resident's unique needs. The community's approach celebrates individuality while addressing the cognitive challenges residents face.

Types of Care

Assisted Living

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Reviews

4.3overall · 72 ratings combined

4.3★ on Google (72)

L “LK723” K

Jun 2026

via Google

I tend to think perfect 5-star ratings are unrealistic, so I'm giving this facility 4 stars because no place is perfect. Overall, our experience was positive. Initially, I was frustrated by what seemed like a lack of attentiveness, and I struggled to understand why a memory care facility required my mother to have a 24-hour sitter. It felt unnecessary at the time, considering the level of care we were already paying for. Later, I learned that this is actually common in memory care settings when residents are experiencing significant behavioral challenges, and my mother was certainly going through a difficult period. The food was not particularly impressive, but the staff were kind, patient, and handled some very challenging situations with professionalism. Things ultimately did not end well for us, and my mother left the facility of her own accord. Looking back, however, I can honestly say that the director, Opal, did everything she could to help us navigate a very unique and complicated situation. Unfortunately, many of the circumstances were beyond anyone's control. Like many facilities, I believe this one could benefit from increased staffing, particularly during overnight hours, as well as additional training on managing the complex behavioral symptoms that can accompany dementia. That said, I appreciate the effort and compassion shown by the staff during a very difficult time for our family.

Kaitlyn Lee

Apr 2026

via Google

Poppy is a bright light at the front desk and all staff are so incredibly helpful. The facility provides amazing care to our elderly community & truly put people first. Always a pleasure to meet with the team and residents of this community.

Christina Marvel

Feb 2026

via Google

Our family has had such a wonderful experience with Auberge at Cedar Park. From the moment we walked in, we could feel the warmth and genuine care from the staff. Everyone is kind, patient, and truly treats residents like family. A special thank you to Staff,who has been absolutely amazing. Staff goes above and beyond every time—always attentive, compassionate, and consistently making sure our mom is comfortable and cared for. It’s rare to find someone who brings that much heart into their work. We also want to recognize Opaal, the Executive Director, who has been outstanding. Opaal is incredibly quick to respond, always professional, and you can tell they genuinely care about both the residents and their families. Knowing leadership is so involved and responsive gives us so much peace of mind. We are truly grateful for the care and support provided here and would absolutely recommend Auberge at Cedar Park to other families looking for a safe, supportive, and loving facility.

Honugirl

Feb 2026

via Google

UPDATED REVIEW:<br>After my last review 4 years ago when I moved my parents into the Auberge at Cedar Park, there have been at least 4 management changes. The first team was awesome as mentioned below. After management changes, there have been some real challenges. For a long time, the food was less than desirable but has been upgraded and now has a much better, well-rounded menu. The Director, Opaal, has been engaging, however, not everything that was promised has happened. There were some communication challenges at the beginning, however, I have to give her some grace as there has been 2 different management changes since she started. I'm not sure that they have ever gotten my parent's bill correct. It has been an ongoing challenge keeping their belongings, including bedding and clothes with them. It seems to be getting better and time will tell. Unfortunately, they are understaffed and sometimes there are only 2 people in the area for about 10-12 residents. With that many people with special needs, it can be a real challenge. I believe this is something that definitely needs to change.<br><br>I would like to say that the best thing that has happened at the Auberge and one of the main reasons that my parents are still there is because of KATIE SANDERS. She is one of the most caring and responsible individuals at the facility. She loves the residents and freely demonstrates it. She knows everyone by name and their behaviors and how to handle each one. She is a God send for this facility! I can't tell you how much I appreciate having her there. She recently got promoted to manage all of the caregivers and has done a wonderful job in providing direction to all of them. The only thing I really don't like and this has nothing to do with Katie, is that management frequently moves staff around to different groups.This seems very counterintuitive and frustrating to me. Once the caregivers learn each individual, the residents get to know them and it builds trust and allows the caregivers to provide much better care for those individuals. It also helps build confidence and trust with the families as they get to know the caregivers. The residents consider them family and when they go to another location, it confuses them. I know this for a fact as it has happened with my parents, especially my dad.<br><br>PREVIOUS REVIEW:<br>Overall the facility is very nice and has a huge area for the residents to walk around and has a small town atmosphere. Once again, THANK YOU KATIE for the excellent care you have provided for my parents. And thank you for following up on your promises and for your quick response to any questions or concerns. You're one of the best representations of what a caring, kind and loving caregiver should strive for.<br><br>I have visited many memory care and assisted living places and this is by far the best of the best! Kimberly was amazing in helping me navigate the many decisions I have to make and the staff were welcoming and friendly! They were so kind and caring and I really appreciated the concern they showed! The place is beautiful and there is always some sort of activity going on. There's also a beautiful outdoor courtyard and yard where the residents can plant in raised beds. The little store fronts on Main St are so enchanting and keep the residents engaged where they can stop in at the coffee shop for coffee and a pastry or go to the theater or even the barber shop/salon. I can't wait to move my parents in. I know they will be in wonderful and caring hands. I know that God led me here after many prayers!

Liz Ross

Dec 2025

via Google

My Dad has been a resident for 3 years now and the original Executive Director Beth was wonderful and a huge part of why I felt confident moving him into The Auberge in Nov 2022. I became his guardian the week of my 27th birthday and felt supported when I was navigating moving him from Abilene, TX. There was solid staff that had been around for awhile as well.<br>When Beth left for health reasons, it was hard. The following series of EDs all either overhauled administration to bring in their own people or people left out of frustration. This led to massive staff inconsistencies at all levels, shortages, missed meds, a severe lack of and improper documentation, unreported incidents, massive lack of communication. With each new ED the problems from the prior ED fell onto the new one.<br><br>Now, enter Opaal, who had a massive undertaking on her hands while at some point the chain went through acquisition which included a massive overhaul and price increases. We are now having another $400 price increase this year after a price increase at the beginning of this year making it $6,900/month. However, similar places are about the same price. Massive inflation with no end in sight.<br><br>My father is non-verbal but mobile. I hired private caregivers to ensure he was cared for from 8-6 as he wasn't being routinely changed and checked every 2 hours. Sometimes at night he wasn't checked at all. I know because I have a camera in his room which I recommend everyone have for their loved one. Thankfully the Auberge permits it, not all locations do.<br><br>I will say, Opaal does respond and make efforts to address issues promptly.<br><br>If you wonder why I haven't moved him, well sadly most facilities have similar issues. I have asked around. He is also very established here and thinks of it as home. He's comfortable. Relocation is very hard on someone with dementia. It can set them back/shorten their life 6 months and I fear he'd be lost at the new facility.<br><br>My recommendations:<br>Install a camera day one<br>Visit regularly<br>Document everything<br>Always ask a lot of questions<br>A nurse is not required at memory care facilities 24/7 in Texas<br>Med Techs aren't nurses - they take notes to report to the head nurse who's there during business hours. No nurse on the weekend. Same as most other facilities.<br><br>Renu has been a great advocate for my Dad who has worked there a long time and I really appreciate her. She works hard, and he lights up every time he sees her.<br><br>Octavia has been wonderful, friendly, and has also been there for awhile. Both of them are med-techs but step up to do what's needed when the facility is short staffed and to care for the residents.<br><br>Mardi has brought great music weekly and is such a kind soul.<br><br>His speech therapist Rachel has changed his world where he can communicate without speech and staff can understand his needs.<br><br>There have been many wonderful people (staff and residents) who have come and gone that brought joy to the Auberge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does The Auberge at Cedar Park offer?

The Auberge at Cedar Park offers Assisted Living.

Where is The Auberge at Cedar Park located?

The Auberge at Cedar Park is located at 800 C-bar Ranch Trail in Cedar Park, Texas.

What do families say about The Auberge at Cedar Park?

Families generally describe The Auberge at Cedar Park as a warm, compassionate memory care community with attentive, family-like staff and a responsive executive director. One detailed review noted concerns about overnight staffing levels and food quality, though the overall care experience was still viewed positively.

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