Private pay
Most residents pay monthly from savings, pensions or the sale of a home. Your lease lists every charge.

For families
Visiting, calling, paying for care, the week's calendar and tonight's menu.
For families
Practical answers for the sons, daughters and grandchildren who visit, call and worry.
Come any time, day or night. The concierge desk is staffed around the clock and will let you up.
Family are always welcome at supper. Call the concierge by four and we will set another place.
Every resident has a direct phone line, and the concierge will set up video calls in the library.
Families meet with Lorraine and the care team every quarter in assisted living, and whenever care needs change.
Our second-floor guest suite can be booked for a few nights at a modest rate.
We send a photo letter each month and call after every doctor visit and every change in care.
Insurance & payment
Senior living is a monthly fee with no entrance fee. Assisted living adds a care fee by level. Our business office walks every family through it before move-in.
Most residents pay monthly from savings, pensions or the sale of a home. Your lease lists every charge.
Many policies cover assisted living care. We help with claims and the monthly documentation insurers request.
Wartime veterans and surviving spouses who need help with daily living may qualify for this monthly pension.
Some families use a life insurance conversion or the proceeds of a home sale. We can refer you to independent advisors.
Activities & dining
A sample week. The full calendar is delivered to every door on the first of the month.
Good to know
Both, under one roof. Most residents live independently in a suite or residence. Assisted living is on the third floor, with licensed nurses around the clock, so a change in health never means a change of address.
No. Vineyard Hall is a monthly rental with a twelve-month lease and a one-time community fee. Natalie will give you a written price sheet for every floor plan.
By level of care. Our director of nursing completes an assessment before move-in and the monthly care fee follows from it. We review it with you every quarter and whenever needs change.
No. Medicare does not pay for rent, meals or personal care in senior living or assisted living. It still covers doctor visits, hospital care, therapy and most prescriptions the same way it would at home.
Many policies cover assisted living care. Our business office will help with the claim paperwork and the monthly care documentation insurers ask for.
Wartime veterans and surviving spouses who need help with daily activities may qualify for the VA Aid and Attendance pension. We can point you to a county veterans service officer who helps with the application.
Not at all. The cellar is one part of evening life here. The bar pours a good many iced teas, mocktails and decaf coffees, and our Thursday tastings always include something without alcohol.
Our nurses review every resident's medications. If a doctor has advised against alcohol, the dining room knows quietly, and there is always a beautiful alternative in the glass.
Please do. Every residence comes unfurnished except the respite suite, and we will send a designer to help you plan the space.
Cats and small dogs are welcome in independent residences, with a courtyard dog walk and a groomer who visits monthly.
Yes. Our guest suite on the second floor can be booked for a few nights at a modest rate, and family are always welcome at supper.
We will be honest with you early. Licensed home health and hospice agencies can serve residents here, and if skilled nursing is ever needed, we help families find the right place nearby.
Yes. Licensed nurses are on duty around the clock on the third floor and respond to emergency calls from every residence in the building.
Several full-service hospitals are within about fifteen minutes. Grapevine's ambulance response to our address is typically just a few minutes.
Of course. Valet parking is included, and we wash cars on Tuesdays. Many residents eventually let our chauffeur handle the evenings.
Yes. Our furnished respite suite is available from one week to a few months, with meals, housekeeping and assisted living care in a daily rate.
Call or text the concierge desk, or book an evening tour online. Natalie will follow up with floor plans and a price sheet the same day.
Every entrance, hallway and residence was designed for wheelchairs and walkers, with level floors, wide doors and elevators large enough for a stretcher.

Evening tours on Thursdays and Fridays, daytime tours six days a week. Call, text or book online and the concierge will meet you at the door.