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Assisted Living · 0 bedroom
$4,640/month
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1503 Medical Parkway, Cedar Park, TX
★ 3.835 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
The Monarch at Cedar Park is dedicated to providing an enriching and vibrant community that welcomes residents home. If you are looking for personalized care for you or someone you love, look no further than our assisted living and memory care community in Cedar Park, Texas. We want residents to feel engaged and supported the moment they step into our newly-renovated community. Our on-site amenities and services are carefully curated to enhance comfort, well-being, and enjoyment. We take a wellness-centered approach, allowing residents to live the life they love in a place where they feel valued and empowered. Our goal at The Monarch at Cedar Park is to respect you, honor your legacy, and empower you to find the things that continue to bring meaning to your life.
Assisted Living · 0 bedroom
$4,640/month
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$6,890/month
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$6,095/month
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★★★★★
CriticalThe staff is rude and under educated to handle skilled care.
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PositiveI can't believe how caring and loving the staff is. The way they treat my husband is exactly what I hoped for.
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CriticalThe Monarch went back on the five written agreements we mutually made, prior to our father being admitted. Our father fell on day one. They do not have adequate nursing staff, not able to monitor simple health conditions e.g. catheter, unable to give frequent meds. Especially unsuitable for Hospice Care patients. (They promised to be a great place for hospice care - epic failure as patient progresses. OK for simple memory care, especially if patient is self sufficient.
★★★★★
PositiveIt was wonderful how they were so kind and let [name removed] interact in with the residents and the places was absolutely beautiful and people who get to go there is so blessed to have such a kind snd beautiful folks to help them ! [name removed] was a wonderful sales lady and was a very helpful and personal in all of her explanations of the facility! It didn’t work out for my friend with his money situation but if we are asked we would give your place an A plus rating ! Thank you for all you do!
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CriticalMy mother lived here for three years. A few caregivers were kind and compassionate, but management was unstable, changing every 4–6 months, and staffing was frequently inadequate. After renovations, rates increased significantly, burdening families. Most concerning, I discovered near the end of my mother’s life that the facility is not qualified to administer prescribed narcotics because they do not have a full-time RN—only med techs who can give basic medications. They could only give her meds during daytime hours…
★★★★★
PositiveYou all were good to my Husband and was good for him. I thank you all for helping him and making him feel so special.
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Coverage last checked August 3, 2026.