Chapter 01
An ICU nurse who hated alarms
Anneliese spent fourteen years in intensive care watching frightened patients startle at every beep. She started wondering what a building without alarms would feel like.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the place and the promise behind every day of care.
Our story
How a limestone house became a quiet one
Chapter 02
A limestone house on Quarry Street
In 2014 she found an old stone house east of Main Street, with walls two feet thick and a live oak older than the town.
Chapter 03
Building for quiet
Cork floors, a silent call system, warm lamps on timers and wings of eight. The architect said nobody had ever asked for a quieter building before.
Chapter 04
Still listening
Ten years on, we still walk the halls at night and listen. If something is too loud, we fix it.
- 32residents in four small wings
- 0overhead pages or hallway TVs
- 2700Kwarm light after sundown
- 2016the year the first lamp went on
Ratings & recognition · sample
- Readers’ Choice · Best Memory Care
- Chamber of Commerce · Small Business of the Year
- Regional Medical Center · Preferred Partner
- Statewide Aging Network · Design Award
- Area Agency on Aging · Community Partner
- Hill Country Builders · Preservation Award
- University Nursing School · Clinical Site
Come hear how quiet it is.
Call or text Anneliese to set a time. Most families say the silence is the first thing they notice.