Morada Cedar Hill sits at 235 West Pleasant Run Road in Cedar Hill, Texas, right on a landscaped four-acre campus with flowers, gardens, and views of the Hill Country that give it a peaceful feeling for seniors who can live on their own or might need more support as time goes on, because they've got independent living, assisted living, and memory care all in the same place, and people can choose from different living options like suites or one and two bedroom layouts, with names like Lakewood, Cottonwood, Edgewood, Eastwood, Willowood, Baywood, Wildewood, and Rosewood, giving a little variety for different needs and preferences. The building is licensed by the state, which means it follows care standards, and it's in a part of town that's close to hospitals and health services. Seniors there get three chef-made meals every day in a restaurant-style dining room, and the menus can meet dietary needs like low or no sodium and vegetarian choices, so folks with specific diets are looked after, and there's even been awards for the food and friendliness.
There's basic utilities included for independent living residents, and while there's some pet-friendly apartments and pet access, pets aren't allowed generally everywhere-this detail can get confusing. The community has weekly housekeeping, maintenance, laundry for linens, and in-house home care if someone needs help with daily tasks or wants a companion. Medical help is on hand with aides, medication administration, physical and occupational therapy visits, hospice, and respite care, offering a range of support as needs change. The doors are secure after hours, and a 24-hour concierge can help with questions or needs at any time, plus there's scheduled transportation with a shuttle for appointments or shopping.
The place has recreation rooms, a game and poker room, arts and crafts, a beauty and barber shop, computer area, a bistro, plus big common areas with TVs and reliable Wi-Fi. Residents can join music groups, play games, enjoy story time and education in the Senior Living Library, or take up gardening and cooking in special clubs, and there's a full calendar of events like Happy Hour, religious services, holiday events, and wellness classes. The grounds offer sitting areas on the patio and paths in the gardens, and guest suites are available for overnight visitors, which is handy for family. There's in-house religious services, and a military veterans program too, aiming to connect people in different ways.
Morada Cedar Hill gives a social atmosphere with activities every day, and it tries to support people through changes in health or memory-from independent folks to those needing extra care for memory issues or medical things. The all-inclusive rent setup means many services come in the price, so budgeting is clearer, though specifics about included and excluded items can vary depending on which living option someone picks. Floor plans and amenities differ, pet rules are particular, and parking, along with a few other details, may take some looking into, but the staff aim to keep things simple, safe, and friendly for seniors in this part of Texas.
