Wesley House in Bonham, TX, is a senior living community that offers a mix of care options for older adults. The community provides assisted living, independent living, memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, skilled nursing, home health, home care, respite care, and hospice services. Wesley House takes Medicaid and welcomes residents who need help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and medication management, but also supports active seniors who want to live more independently. The campus is accessible for wheelchairs and walkers, and pets are welcome. Residents can stay connected with the high-speed internet, and family members can schedule tours and visits.
Wesley House has 24/7 staff who give help whenever it's needed, including help with medications, diabetes, incontinence, and for those who can't walk on their own. Memory care services here are focused on safety, especially for those who may wander or become confused, with therapies built specifically for those with dementia. The staff handles housekeeping and laundry for residents, so people don't have to worry about chores. The dining program offers nutritious, well-balanced meals and snacks throughout the day, with special attention to dietary needs, and there's a private dining room for special visits or family meals.
The grounds at Wesley House are well-kept, with common areas inside and outside, including a covered porch and outdoor spaces where people can relax or visit. Residents can use the onsite beauty and barber shop for haircuts and grooming, and catch a ride on the community's transportation to doctor appointments or shopping trips in town. There's a regular schedule of activities, including daily physical fitness sessions, on-site and off-site social events, educational programs, and devotional activities.
Wesley House is a not-for-profit organization with national accreditation. Besides senior care, it's involved in programs that help families and children, including foster care, adoption, case management, and the Healthy Families program, and serves over 300 children each year. The community also gives counseling resources and aims to nurture both residents and the families involved. Residents can choose private rooms or have spaces with small kitchenettes, and can join in shared dining, religious services, and recreational events. The facility supports people aged 55 and up and is listed as an Adult Care Home, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Independent Living, and Skilled Nursing Facility in the Ector area.
