The Waterford at Round Rock

Tim Carter

Mar 2026

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The staff has been very helpful with trying to keep Dad healthy. From watching the staff's interactions with the residence you can see they care. Tonight, the staff had a residence pass away on them due to age. They were all clearly upset with his passing. The Waterford has a monitor program engaged in the proper medical evaluation and healing teams necessary for the residence. From inhouse physical therapy, blood pressure, and other health checks the staff has kept Dad alive and truckin'. He enjoys 3 meals aday. Getting some needed rest. I hope he will continue to enjoy this location, the Waterford at Round Rock.

Leila Petratos

Feb 2026

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The Waterford at Round Rock community is very welcoming and clean environment. The staff are attentive, kind, and genuinely caring. Knowing my father is surrounded by individuals who treat him with respect and compassion brings us peace of mind. We did go through a stressful period when a flood issue in his room took longer than expected to resolve. It was difficult seeing him displaced and not in his own familiar space. But when we reached out to the Executive Director, we felt heard, and supported. They expedited the repairs, and ensured the flooring was properly fixed so my father could safely return to his room. What meant the most to us was not just that the issue was resolved, but that it was handled with genuine care, compassion, and a clear commitment to my father’s comfort. That human touch made all the difference. Thank you for the continuous care.

elizabeth alvarez

Oct 2025

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I attended the family support group at The Waterford at around Rock and was so impressed! The staff was incredibly welcoming and made me feel comfortable right away. The building itself is beautiful—warm, clean, and inviting, with a very positive atmosphere. The speaker did a wonderful job explaining the different types of dementia and shared helpful ways to cope and better support my loved one. I left feeling informed, encouraged, and grateful for the experience. Highly recommend this facility and their support programs!

Cyndi Neff

May 2025

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My parents have lived at the Waterford at Round Rock for 6 months now. Their health is so much better since moving in, thanks to well balanced, delicious meals. They are actually blooming. There is always some form of recreation to be experienced, and the smiling staff are so helpful with even the smallest request. The chef is a culinary artist, which makes Dad look forward to every meal. Mom has always been a picky eater but is finding so many new foods that she likes (plus the deserts!!) Best decision!

Patrick Moran

Aug 2024

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The Waterford at Round Rock (formally the Rose at Round Rock) is in transition in 2024. New company means new policies and management. Some directors and support staff were recently released. As such, there is a lot of new norms being established at time of this writing. My mother is a newer memory care resident, and this review is of her first 6 months. Pros: * Staff is diligent in supporting my mother. Bathing, simple medical needs, feeding, all meet expectations. * Our room spacious and is well apportioned; 2 closets and full walk-in shower. Overlooking garden areas. * Memory care area is very large compared to many other facilities in the Round Rock/Cedar Park areas. This allows residents to move around, and, if desired, obtain some level of privacy. * They have normal daily activities. But best are the days the little service dogs come and visit with residents. * Occasional wine mixer events. * The experience with the memory care staff, for me, has been excellent. They are communicative when issues are found. And available to me without any managerial filtering (a welcome change from other facilities. Cons: * Management turnover in our 6 months has been very, very high. At times I don't know whom to contact. * On-site playground needs updating. Our grandkids came and found the site lacked end of slide soft landing materials, and the wooden playscapes are in dire need of sanding to remove spurs. Better yet, full replacement with more modern materials. * Meals is always an item that can be improved. In general, it is just okay. A wider selection of soft foods would be welcomed. * Within the first month one hearing aid was lost within the memory care center. Which of course required replacement and was an avoidable cost if properly managed.