Adora Midtown Park sits at 8130 Meadow Rd in Dallas, Texas, and offers a comfortable place for seniors who need different levels of help, including assisted living, memory care, respite care, and skilled nursing. You'll find large windows, flat roofs, and light-colored stucco walls that give the building a modern look, while the inside features a cool color palette, granite accents, wood-style flooring, and bright, stylish furniture. They have studio floor plans with large closets and private baths. There are both indoor and outdoor spaces, so residents can spend time in beautiful private courtyards, garden areas, or the main lobby that has casual seating, fireplaces, and a concierge desk. There's a bistro for restaurant-style dining or in-room meal service, plus a Starbucks onsite for coffee and quick bites.
Residents get access to services like help with bathing, dressing, and managing medication, as well as wound care, physical and occupational therapy, and 24-hour nursing care in special penthouse suites. The staff, led by a manager named Sarah Jane Dupuy and a director of nursing, stays focused on patient care and follows strict safety and quality rules, which is backed up by a recent deficiency-free survey from the Texas State Department of Health. There are also clinical programs, health and wellness services, and a community therapy gym. Common areas have large screen TVs and lounge spaces meant for socializing, and there are places for spiritual gatherings both inside and out in the community. Residents can join in on social, educational, and entertainment activities every day, whether it's healthy cooking classes at the Chef's demonstration station or another group event. Beautician services are offered onsite, and the wide, easy-to-navigate halls help everyone get around more easily.
For those preferring a boutique feel, second-floor lofts have a smaller, more private atmosphere, while short-term rehab suites are downstairs for folks who just need temporary care. There's full-time staffing and a team culture where helpers jump in when needed, and RehabPro University offers extra educational resources. While Adora Midtown Park isn't BBB accredited, the community keeps a strong focus on safety, comfort, and making sure every resident's needs are met, changing care levels as those needs grow. The setting is quiet and the atmosphere feels like a small community, with a guest-centered focus that promotes dignity, independence, and gentle, respectful support.
