The Talmage at Park Central stands as a local landmark in Amarillo, right at 1401 S. Van Buren, having been part of the skyline almost a hundred years, and it offers many care choices for seniors. Folks aged 55 or 62 and up, depending on the apartment, find apartment-style independent living here, with five different layouts and floor plans to pick from, including studio, single room, and two-bedroom units, and leasing options stretch to fit needs, including affordable choices for those with yearly income limits. The building goes by the name The Talmage and it sits inside the larger Park Central community, so residents get amenities like game rooms, a dining room with meal plans, salon and barbershop, fitness center, lots of washers and dryers, guest parking, and even Wifi and cable TV-plus kitchens or kitchenettes right in their own units, and yes, cats are welcome.
People needing help can get independent living services, assisted living, and even more support through skilled nursing and rehabilitation, long-term care, hospice, and Medicare-certified home health care, meaning a range of care types under one roof. For specialized support, there's memory care, adult day services, non-medical home care to help at home, plus a Nurse Navigator and a Resident Technology Coordinator to help manage healthcare and daily tech. Safety runs throughout with handicap features, sprinkler systems, and personal care services such as walking or wheelchair assistance, laundry, and housekeeping, so folks can focus more on enjoying themselves with social activities, arts and crafts, education, and wellness programs that aim to keep everyone busy and active, all supported by health and wellness programming. They also provide transportation for appointments and outings, and contract therapy services step in when someone's needing extra rehab or support.
A unique part of The Talmage is the full-service music production studio, with three recording rooms and a Yamaha DC7 Disklavier grand piano, where they offer music education, composition, recording, and even multimedia and voice-over work, so residents and visitors with music interests can get involved right on site, and there's support for music printing, too. Privacy gets special attention, with options for virtual tours, and families can learn about levels of care through the Olera platform attached to the facility. Everything ties together as part of the greater Park Central senior community network in Amarillo, with license number #106783.
