ASSISTED LIVING

What Is Assisted Living?

Assisted living provides residents with extra support for daily activities while allowing them to maintain their independence. Residents enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing a friendly caregiver is available to provide assistance when needed. This type of senior living offers a balance of personalized care and community engagement.

Key Features of Assisted Living:

• Daily Assistance: Help with everyday activities such as bathing, dressing, managing medications, housekeeping, meals, laundry, and mobility.

• Independence: Residents can stay active and control their own lives while receiving the support they need.

• Accommodation Options: Accommodations vary by community and may include suites, apartments, or single and double rooms, depending on individual needs and financial capabilities.

• Community Integration: Assisted living residences may be part of a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), an independent senior living community, a nursing home, or standalone facilities.Searching for housing and service options in later life can be a daunting task. This directory is intended to assist in the process by listing our mission-driven, not-for-profit members who provide assisted living services across Texas.

Who Is Assisted Living For?

Assisted living is ideal for adults who need additional support with daily activities but do not require constant nursing care. This option is perfect for those seeking a more personalized level of assistance without sacrificing the vibrant lifestyle of a full community.

In assisted living, team members get to know a bit more about your needs, preferences and interests so that they can provide assistance customized just for you.

The Not-for-Profit Advantage:

Choosing a not-for-profit organization ensures that the primary purpose is to meet community needs, not to generate profit for shareholders. Here are key reasons why our members stand out:

• Community Focus: Any profits generated are reinvested to enhance services.

• Governance: These organizations are governed by volunteer boards committed to serving the community.

• Quality of Care: Not-for-profit providers often exceed regulatory requirements, focusing on personalized care, increased staffing, and higher wages for care staff.

Member Listings:

Below is a list of LeadingAge Texas members offering assisted living services, sorted by city. These members are dedicated to providing top-quality care in a supportive environment.