Longleaf Bee Cave sits near the corner of Highway 620 and Highway 71, right next to 50 open acres at Bee Cave Central Park, so you get nice Hill Country views from the community spaces, many apartments, and the Hill Country Lounge, which has TVs, game tables, and views of the park. They built this community in 2021 with both assisted living and memory care as well as respite care for short stays. The building feels modern, clean, and bright, with updated finishes, roomy apartments in studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom layouts, and things like kitchenettes, lots of storage, and WiFi everywhere, so people feel right at home and can stay connected. Safety stands out here, too, since they've used antimicrobial paint on walls and antimicrobial quartz countertops for surfaces, added disinfectant UV lighting, and put ionic filtration in the air system to cut down mold, bacteria, and viruses, which helps keep disease spread lower, and those are details you don't always see in other places.
Around the building, you find a courtyard with a firepit and outdoor seating, a garden, a full-service salon and day spa, a coffee shop, a creative arts studio, and a surround-sound movie theater, so there are always things to do, and there's even a library with a fireplace and computers for reading or getting online. Residents can use the fitness center with lots of equipment, take yoga or Tai Chi classes, and relax in the hot tub spa. Dining offers choices with a bistro and several venues for all-day eating or room service, and they adjust meals for special diets, which is good for folks with different needs. Staff keeps up laundry, cleaning, and general maintenance every week, so residents don't have to worry about chores.
Care at Longleaf Bee Cave is organized around person-centered plans, with options for people who want or need help with dressing, bathing, or taking medicine, and an on-site registered nurse is always there every day, all day and night. There's also a separate, protected visitation center so families can visit loved ones even if there are health restrictions. Memory care is set up to provide extra safety, routine, and personal support, and respite care means temporary stays are possible, which can help families who need a break or time away. Health services include medication reminders, pharmacy help, and access to physical, speech, or occupational therapy.
People living here can join a lot of activities, like art projects, music, book clubs, games, and gardening, and there are regular social, educational, and religious events that help keep everyone involved. Pets are welcome, transportation is available for trips and medical visits, and several kinds of payments and financing are possible. With all-day nurse coverage, advanced safety features and cleaning, plus the welcoming staff and the home-like setting, Longleaf Bee Cave aims to keep residents comfortable, active, and secure, and a good number of families seem satisfied, since they hold a five-star Google rating for both assisted living and memory care.
