Is it cheaper to live in assisted living or nursing home? 
Due to the nature of the care provided, nursing homes are typically more expensive than assisted living facilities. According to Genworth's Cost of Care Survey, the median monthly cost for assisted living is $4,500. Conversely, nursing home median costs are $7,908 for a semi-private room and $9,034 for a private room.

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What sets you apart from other assisted living facilities? 

Expert Leadership: Our owner, a dedicated nurse with over 40 years of experience, has served in a variety of healthcare settings, including caring for the elderly, Veterans, and community members. This wealth of knowledge and passion for exceptional care is the foundation of our home.

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What benefits do you offer? 

Individualized Care: Each resident benefits from a personalized care plan crafted to meet their specific preferences, health needs, and daily routines.

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What's it like staying at your facility? 

A Home-Like Atmosphere: We have intentionally created a warm and inviting environment where everyone feels like part of our extended family.

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What does a typical day look like for residents? 

Engaging Activities: Opportunities for social interaction, creative hobbies, and recreational activities help our residents enjoy fulfilling and meaningful days.

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Will Medicare pay for assisted living in Texas?
No, Medicare generally does not cover the costs of assisted living or other types of long-term care, including custodial care, in Texas or anywhere else. 
 

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Why does Medicare not cover Assisted living? ​

Medicare's focus is primarily designed to cover medically necessary care, such as doctor's visits, hospital stays, and some skilled nursing care, not custodial care. 

Assisted living facilities typically provide assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) like bathing, dressing, and eating, which are considered custodial care, not medical care.

 

What are some other payment options offered? 

Other options for paying for Assisted Living include Private Pay, Private Long-Term Care Insurance, Personal Savings, Veterans Benefits, Reverse Mortgage, Supplemental Security Income, and Life Settlements.

 

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