Grand Brook Memory Care of Carrollton sits at the entrance to Castle Hills on King Arthur Blvd. and N. Josey Lane, and the building has space for 43 residents in a cozy, home-like setting built just for people living with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, so everything from the layout to the outdoor spaces is planned with safety and comfort in mind, and the staff is trained just for memory care, so everyone knows how to talk with residents and help them handle the challenges of memory loss. The community has two residential-style neighborhoods where each resident can have a private or semi-private suite-rooms come with emergency call systems and there are calm, quiet spaces for someone who wants to take a break from activity, but also big living areas where residents can gather for games, music, or simply to sit with visiting family members. Many people enjoy the central courtyard and secure walking paths that wind past colorful gardens and picnic spots, so folks can be outdoors without worry, and the front porch, cozy café, and chapel give more spots for reflection or friendly visits.
Meals are made from scratch, with fresh ingredients, and the kitchen works with residents' needs, offering both plated meals and finger foods for those who like to eat on the go or while moving about. The Life Engagement program means staff get to know hobbies, favorite songs, or activities that bring comfort, and they work these into a busy calendar of art classes, exercise, gardening, and devotional services, so each person has something to look forward to and ways to keep their mind and body active. Pets are welcome, and the community organizes many social clubs, communal dining, and group gatherings, as well as areas where someone can be alone for a bit if they feel overwhelmed.
Grand Brook Memory Care of Carrollton offers assisted living care for people who can do some things on their own but still need help with bathing, dressing, or reminders to take medications, and the onsite team includes a nurse and doctor on call plus access to physical, speech, and occupational therapies, so health needs are covered without having to go far. Beautician and barber services, daily housekeeping, laundry, and linens get handled by staff, keeping things simple for residents and their families. For those who need a break or aren't ready for full-time care, day stay and respite services run daily, weekly, or monthly, and there's also short-term assistance after surgery or a hospital stay.
The community is family-owned with a tradition of faith and hands-on care that comes from personal experience with dementia in their own families, and tours are offered regularly so folks can see what daily life, meals, and activities are like. Private health plans are made for each resident and the monthly activity schedule gets updated with live music, games, and clubs so no day feels exactly like the last. Grand Brook accepts both male and female residents, and thanks to its location near Willow Bend Mall and Baylor Medical Center, trips for errands or doctor visits are easy. The community keeps a warm, familiar atmosphere with home-style traditions, aiming to be a safe and loving place for people dealing with memory loss. It has a review score of 9.5 from 31 reviews and the facility is always licensed and reviewed regularly to keep up quality and safety.
