Argent Court Assisted Living sits in a friendly Texas neighborhood with easy access to hospitals, MRI services, pharmacies, stores, and a church, and it's a place people can go to when they need extra support with daily life as they get older, and right when you walk in you'll notice how clean and elegant things are, with wide and bright halls, and well-kept gardens with real walking paths that work great for some sunshine and fresh air any time you want. This community is state licensed as Type B Large (License #146959) and can support up to 68 residents, with an expansion that's made room for 11 more apartments, and people can tour different Texas locations if they want to look around first.
There's a clear focus on helping every resident hold onto as much independence as they can, so staff like the Administrator Jesse Guerra, Director of Marketing Stephanie Barr, and Activities Director are friendly and calm, always around if someone needs help with anything from bathing and grooming to remembering medicine, and nursing care covers 12 to 16 hours a day depending on what's needed. People who live here get meals with good ingredients, and the food staff make sure each person's unique dietary needs and tastes are respected, with a large dining area that acts as the main spot for sharing meals and chatting, so nobody has to eat alone if they don't want to.
Residents can use a fitness room, library, or spa, and there's always something going on-from yoga, crafts, and daily devotionals, to social events put together by on-site activity managers, and the place makes sure people are engaged and never short of something to do, and there's transportation on hand for outings or doctor appointments. The call system works 24/7 for safety, and each service, from medication management to assistance with dressing, uses unique care program names shaped to fit each resident, whether for long-term living, independent living care, or short-term respite care after health issues.
People living here don't need to worry much about chores like cooking, cleaning, or keeping up with home repairs, and there's a sense that staff understand everyone wants to feel valued and at home, so they make an effort to help residents meet new friends, join in activities, and take pride in their space, with a goal to create both comfort and community. The Bastrop Chamber of Commerce once gave the facility a 4-star recognition, and all the services try to help seniors stay active, healthy, and involved with their surroundings. For more, details are found on their website at http://argentcourt.com.
