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Your suite, three meals a day and afternoon tea, housekeeping, laundry, utilities, transportation, activities and the personal care in your plan. A written estimate lists everything before you decide.

No. Residency is month to month after a one-time community fee.

No. Medicare does not cover rent or personal care in assisted living, though it can cover physician visits, therapy and some supplies. Most residents pay privately, sometimes with long-term care insurance or VA benefits.

Wexford House is private pay. Texas does have Medicaid programs that help with some assisted living costs for people who qualify, and we are glad to suggest communities that participate.

Our wellness nurse meets with the resident and family before move-in, writes the plan with you and reviews it every quarter or whenever needs change.

Caregivers are awake all night, and a nurse is on call and comes to the house when needed.

Please do. Our facilities director will help plan the suite and hang your art before you arrive.

Yes, in the Oak and Garden suites, each with their own care plan.

Yes. Many residents do. Our nurse coordinates with your physician, and a visiting concierge practice is available if you prefer.

Many residents remain with more support. If someone needs skilled nursing or secure memory care, we help the family find the right next home.

Small dogs and cats are welcome, with a little help available for walks.

Yes, in our guest suite, by reservation.

Yes. The recovery suite is available for stays of a week or more after surgery or illness, and for respite.

Always. The private dining room seats twelve for celebrations.

The VA Aid and Attendance pension can help eligible veterans and surviving spouses pay for assisted living. Our liaison can connect you with a veterans service officer.