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+1 682-551-9059
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2705 Woodside Drive
Arlington, TX 76016
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
No, assisted living facilities focus on independence and wellness in community settings. Seniors living in our facilities have full independence to engage in whatever activities they wish throughout the day, choose meals to eat, and have private accommodations they can decorate.
In contrast, nursing homes are for seniors who require frequent or around-the-clock medical monitoring and care. Assisted living centers provide a supportive independent living community with privacy and dignity, so residents can live the way they want.
According to data from Genworth, the average monthly cost for assisted living in Arlington, TX, is $3,998 per month. Costs might be more or less expensive, depending on the kind of care you or your family member might require.
Overall, assisted living offers a more affordable alternative to nursing care and home health care. Additionally, assisted living facilities provide a structured living environment with dining options and activities for residents to engage in at their leisure.
The Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) oversees all long-term care facilities in Texas. All assisted living facilities have specific regulations that include requirements on room size, floor space, staffing, and training, There are also requirements for background checks, medication management, and abuse reporting. Only facilities that meet these regulatory standards can be licensed assisted living facilities.
We offer a wide range of activities for residents, including group outings, outdoor recreation, and in-house activities. We provide a varied schedule of activities that take into account our residents’ interests and wants. Residents have full autonomy to participate in activities as much or as little as they desire.
Assisted living is the right choice for older adults who do not have any illness but might need periodic assistance throughout the day with activities such as medication, housecleaning, and meals. Assisted living is for seniors who don’t want to rely on home medical care or family and want to maintain independent living.
