The Harvest Of Aledo sits in Aledo and offers several types of living options, so people can choose between Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Continuing Care Retirement Community settings, and the place is set up so residents can stay as their needs change over time, and you'll see apartments with bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchenettes, and dining spaces to make things feel homelike and comfortable, and there are inviting outdoor areas as well as cozy gathering spaces where folks like to sit and talk or spend time with new friends, and the dining program features beautifully prepared meals by an in-house chef with handcrafted dining experiences in a homelike setting that people often enjoy.
Residents who need special memory support have access to Memory Care services designed for those living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, and staff focus on reducing confusion and preventing wandering, with help from a certified dementia-friendly team, and there's also a Dementia Support Group for loved ones and a dedicated wellness team with nurses who create personalized care plans based on what each person needs, because the care here is very hands-on and custom, and the community follows a continuum of care approach, which means you don't have to move out if your level of care changes over time.
Folks who are active and want to live on their own have Independent Living options, and there's Assisted Living for those who want help with daily tasks but still like their privacy, with aides who offer personal help and provide companionship if needed, and trained nurses nearby for skilled needs, plus plans and services that let family step back from being hands-on caregivers, and then you'll find programs like the Passion Program, which tries to help residents learn, play, and connect, and the Miracle Moments program, both designed to keep life active.
The Harvest Of Aledo has lots of amenities, with social and dining spaces, organized events, and pet-friendly areas since people can have pets with them, and residents take part in community events, therapy services, wellness programs like My Wellness, and community signature programming that supports healthy aging, plus an Ombudsman Program to help with concerns about long-term care, all set in a place where staff and residents see each other like family and where local owners run things, and with a five-star rating, dementia-friendly certification, and a Great Place to Work Badge for 2024, people tend to feel at home and supported, and the staff try to help everyone enjoy life in the Aledo way.
