Private pay
Most families pay monthly. Your written estimate lists every fee.
For families
For Grayson House families
Visiting, staying in touch and paying for care.
For families
For families
Visiting and staying close.
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Visiting
Come any time. After nine at night, ring the bell at the back entrance.
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Night notes
Each morning, a short note about the night is waiting for you.
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Sunday dinner
Families are welcome every Sunday at one. Let the kitchen know by Saturday.
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Laundry and labels
Label clothing with a name. We launder everything here.
Insurance & payment
Paying for care
Our business office walks every family through coverage before move-in. Here are the most common ways care is paid for.
Long-term care insurance
Many policies cover assisted living and memory care. We help with claim paperwork.
VA Aid & Attendance
Eligible veterans and surviving spouses may receive a monthly pension toward care.
Medicaid waiver
Some states help pay for assisted living through Medicaid waiver programs. Ask us about yours.
Activities & dining
A week at The Grayson House
A sample week. The current calendar hangs by the stairs and goes to families monthly.
Mon
- Walking club around the block
- Forty-two dominoes
Tue
- Salon day
- History hour with Charles
Wed
- College volunteers read aloud
- Chair exercise
Thu
- Outing in Grayson County
- Live music in the parlor
Fri
- Catfish lunch
- Movie night
Sat
- Barber (every other week)
- Porch evening
Sun
- Church rides
- Sunday dinner with families
Good to know
Questions, answered
What kind of home is The Grayson House?
Texas licenses homes like ours as assisted living facilities. We help with daily living, like bathing, dressing, meals and medications, with staff awake around the clock. We are not a nursing home and do not provide round-the-clock skilled nursing.
Is a three-story house safe?
Yes. There is an elevator to every floor, sprinklers and alarms throughout, and four suites on the main floor for residents who prefer not to use the elevator.
How do families pay?
Most residents pay privately or with long-term care insurance. Veterans and surviving spouses may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance. Some Texans qualify for help through Medicaid waiver programs. Ask Ana and she will walk you through what may apply.
Can residents keep their own doctors?
Yes. We drive residents to their own doctors and share notes. A visiting physician also sees residents here monthly.
What happens if care needs grow?
Many residents stay with us through the end of life with hospice visiting. If someone needs more care than we can safely give, Naomi helps the family plan the next step.
Come sit on the porch.
Tours take about an hour and end with coffee on the wraparound porch. Call Naomi, or pick a time below.