Family resources

Your apartment, three meals a day and snacks, utilities, Wi-Fi and cable, weekly housekeeping, laundry, transportation, activities and 24-hour caregivers. Personal care is priced by care level, set after a free nursing assessment, and listed in writing before you sign.

Our nurse visits you at home or in the hospital, talks with you and your family, and reviews your medications and doctor's notes. The care plan sets what help you get and what it costs, and we review it every 90 days or whenever your needs change.

A licensed nurse is on site seven days a week and on call every night. Caregivers and medication aides are awake and in the building around the clock.

No. Medicare does not cover rent or personal care in assisted living. It does still cover doctor visits, therapy, lab work and prescriptions under your Part B and Part D or Advantage plan, the same as it would at home.

Texas Medicaid's STAR+PLUS waiver can help pay for assisted living services for people who qualify medically and financially, though rent and meals are usually still the resident's share. Waiver spots can be limited. Our business office will help you find out where you stand.

Many wartime veterans and surviving spouses qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance pension, which can go toward assisted living. Gary in our business office helps families gather the paperwork.

Please do. Your bed, recliner, pictures and the quilt your mother made all make an apartment home. We'll send a floor plan so you can measure before moving day.

Yes, if you are still driving safely. Resident parking is free. Plenty of residents sell the car after a few months because the van goes everywhere they need.

Cats and small dogs are welcome in most apartments with a one-time pet deposit, as long as you can care for them. Visiting dogs on a leash are always welcome.

We serve many residents with mild memory changes. We do not have a secured memory care neighborhood, so if someone is at risk of wandering we will talk honestly with you about the right next step.

Most changes are handled by updating the care plan. If someone needs more than assisted living can safely provide, like 24-hour skilled nursing, we help the family plan the move and stay in touch afterward.

Yes. Respite stays of a week to a month are available in a furnished apartment when one is open. They are a good way to try us out.

Call the nurse's desk any time. You will get a call from us whenever something changes, regular care conferences, and a monthly newsletter with the calendar and plenty of photos.

Yes. Guest meals are a small charge. Let the front desk know by ten in the morning and we will set places.

Yes, a two-chair salon on the first floor, open Tuesday through Friday. Haircuts, sets and a barber chair for the gentlemen.

Call or text, or use the tour button on this page. Tours run Monday through Saturday and Sunday afternoons and end with lunch or pie.

Clothing labeled with your name, two weeks of medications in their original bottles, a list of your doctors and the furniture you love. We send a full checklist and floor plan ahead of time.

Tell any staff member or ask for Darnell. Every concern is written down and followed up, and you will hear back from us. You also have the right to contact the Texas long-term care ombudsman.