2728 Cottonwood Lane, Temple, TX 76502
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Sodalis Elder Living Temple II Costs & Pricing
Sodalis Elder Living Temple II offers competitive pricing for its residences, with monthly costs for a one-bedroom unit and a semi-private room both set at $4,700. This pricing positions them above the average costs in Bell County, where similar facilities charge approximately $3,891 for a one-bedroom and $3,541 for a semi-private accommodation. Even when compared to the broader state averages in Texas, which stand at $3,761 for a one-bedroom and $3,680 for a semi-private room, Sodalis maintains higher monthly fees. While these rates may reflect the quality of care and range of services provided at Sodalis Elder Living Temple II, potential residents and their families should consider both the value offered and how it aligns with their specific needs when evaluating long-term care options.
| Floor plans | Sodalis Elder Living Temple II | Bell County | Texas |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $4,700 | $3,891 | $3,761 |
| Semi-Private | $4,700 | $3,541 | $3,680 |
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Overall Review of Sodalis Elder Living Temple II
Pros
The facility had private rooms and could manage insulin administration for diabetics.- The experience is good.
- The staff were easy to work with and treated the residents with respect.
- The facility was kept clean and neat.
- The questions and concerns were addressed in a timely manner.
- The move-in process went very smoothly.
- Mercy House staff performed in a professional and supportive manner during the wife’s passing.
- The Mercy House tour was great.
- Mercy House provides insulin injections where others do not.
- The reviewer would recommend Mercy House to others.
- The staff went above and beyond by helping with the move-in and carrying belongings that day.
- The place is very homey and the staff are wonderful.
Cons
The facilities were small.- The wife was not a fan of the food.
- The family was not impressed; the facility was too small for their loved one.
- The shared rooms were a drawback.
- None of the residents looked happy.
- The place looked rundown.
- The nine shared rooms and only two bathrooms were problematic.
- The facility was very pricey.
- There were no activities, leaving the resident bored.
Review
Sodalis Temple II is best suited for memory-care focused seniors who still prize a true home-like atmosphere, private living quarters, and a close-knit staff-resident rhythm. The community shines for families that want intimate, neighborhood-scale housing where a small number of residents per house fosters real relationships, predictable daily structure, and ready access to caregivers. For those managing diabetes or cognitive impairment, the ability to administer insulin on site alongside memory-care expertise is a tangible plus. The open kitchen, shared great rooms, and secure courtyard support a sense of normalcy and activity without sacrificing safety, making it an ideal match for residents who thrive on routine, personal interactions, and opportunities to contribute meaningfully to the daily life of their small household.
Not everyone will find Sodalis Temple II the right fit, and realistic alternatives should be considered. Families seeking a larger campus with more diverse programming, newer amenities, or a broader dining program may be better served elsewhere. Price sensitivity is a frequent sticking point; several families describe the care as pricey, even as they acknowledge the specialized, high-touch environment. For seniors who prioritize abundant activities, robust social programming, or highly varied menus, or for those who prefer a setting with less emphasis on intimate, home-like living, exploring other options is prudent. Also, for caregivers who want private bathrooms or more traditional assisted-living layouts, the smaller, memory-focused footprint here may feel restrictive.
The strongest pros repeatedly cited, an intimate, house-by-house design, private accommodations, and a staff that feels like an extended family, often offset the most common cautions. The small-scale layout reduces the sense of being in a facility and enhances safety: doors with alarms, a secure courtyard, and a staff presence that is consistently described as warm, patient, and readily available. Families report a smooth transition during move-in, staff who proactively carry belongings and orient new residents, and a daily environment that feels calm and purposeful. The reality of memory care, where residents can remain engaged, help others, and enjoy social interaction in a familiar home-like setting, appears to be the core value proposition, with care-giver proximity and attentiveness delivering tangible peace of mind to families.
Evidence from long-term stays reinforces the decision to choose Sodalis Temple II for the right resident. Several families describe years-long contentment, with loved ones thriving in an environment that balances independence and safety. One family notes a parent who became happier and more engaged after moving in, forming friendships and trusting relationships with staff; another highlights how the intimate design allowed caregivers to support routines, meals, and activities in a natural, unobtrusive way. Reviews consistently point to a homey feel, clean and well-kept spaces, and residents who appear peaceful and well cared-for. Yet, there are honest cautions: some residents or families feel the dining experience could improve and that activity calendars may not meet every expectation, especially for those accustomed to a busier program.
For families weighing decisions, the bottom line comes down to fit and budget. If memory care, private rooms, and a truly intimate, home-like environment are the priorities, Sodalis Temple II stands out as a strong, confidently recommended option. It is less suited for those who demand extensive programming, very diverse dining, or lower cost. Pros such as safety, staffing attentiveness, and a community atmosphere do not magically erase the price, but they do create a meaningful, dignified living experience where residents can live with purpose, companionship, and security. Prospective families should tour at multiple times, ask pointed questions about meal plans, activity calendars, and care schedules, and verify the exact room configuration and bathrooms in the specific residence under consideration. In the right case, with a memory-care need and a preference for a small, intimate setting, Sodalis Temple II is a compelling, practical choice.
16 resident community capacity
Assisted Living
Board and Care Home
Memory Care
Respite Care
Activities off-site
Air-conditioning
Cable or satellite TV
Devotional services off-site
Dining room
Fully furnished
Garden
Ground floor units
Handicap accessible
Housekeeping services
Indoor common areas
Move-in coordination
Outdoor common areas
Telephone
Wheelchair accessible showers
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
24-hour supervision
Ambulatory care
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Diabetes diet
Diabetic care
High acuity care
Incontinence care
Meal preparation and service
Medication management
Special dietary restrictions
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Transportation to doctors appointments
Art classes
Catholic services
Happy hour
Live dance or theater performances
Live musical performances
Live well programs
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