A grandmother reading

Our story

Our story

Twenty cottages, a rose-covered lane and a promise to stay close.

Our story

Our story so far

Coffee and sweets at the café
Chapter 01

1992: twenty cottages and a rose-covered lane

A group of Belton families and three churches opened Sweetbriar Lane so their parents could stay close to the square.

A couple with coffee against the brick wall of the Commons
Chapter 02

2001: Rosebud House

Assisted living opened so residents who needed help with daily life didn't have to move to Waco or Austin.

Neighbors greeting each other at the café
Chapter 03

2009: the Health Center

Skilled nursing and rehab came to campus, with a therapy gym that looks out on Nolan Creek.

A couple sharing coffee on the patio
Chapter 04

2016: the Arbor

Memory care opened around a walking garden, with a kitchen where residents still bake every day.

A resident reading the morning paper
Chapter 05

Today: still a small-town place

Two hundred and eighty residents, four levels of care, and a birthday cake for every single one of them.

  • 1992opened on Sweetbriar Lane
  • 30acres along Nolan Creek
  • 4levels of care, one campus
  • 312birthdays celebrated last year, with cake

Ratings & recognition · sample

  • Sample: Best Senior Living, County Readers' Poll
  • Sample: Not-for-Profit Excellence Award
  • Sample: Top Workplace

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