Pricing ranges from
    $3,438 – 4,125/month

    Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle

    13215 Hughes Circle, Dallas, TX, 75240
    4.9 · 9 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Compassionate attentive caregivers and environment

    I moved my mom into this small, home-like community and could not be more pleased. The long-tenured, compassionate staff and warm house manager made move-in easy and flexible, the caregivers are hands-on and attentive, and residents genuinely seem loved and engaged - my mom is content, healthier, and calmer. Grounds and rooms are well-maintained and personalized, communal spaces are comfortable, meals are nutritious, communication is proactive, and the environment feels safe and spotless.

    Pricing

    $3,438+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $4,125+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Medication management

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.89 · 9 reviews

    Overall rating

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    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.9
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      5.0
    • Value

      4.9

    Pros

    • Well-maintained grounds and exterior
    • Accessible, comfortable communal spaces
    • Personalized private living spaces
    • Home-like, non-clinical atmosphere
    • Formal and casual dining options
    • Healthy, nutritious meals and snacks
    • Attentive, engaged and caring staff
    • Long-tenured and stable caregiving team
    • Strong staff–resident relationships
    • Dedicated, compassionate caregivers
    • Responsive and helpful tour/staff interactions (e.g., Matt)
    • Warm, approachable house management
    • Sense of family and small-community feel
    • Cleanliness and fresh-smelling environment
    • Residents appear safe, content, and well cared for
    • Staff flexibility with move-in/insurance/payment timing
    • Proactive communication from main office/team
    • Individualized care and attention to adjustment periods
    • Reduced resident stress and improved health stability
    • Proximity to metro and local amenities
    • Outdoor and indoor exercise options
    • Rooms decorated with residents' belongings/personal touches
    • No physical reception barrier—more personal engagement

    Cons

    • Location considered a drawback by at least one reviewer
    • Perceived lack of activities or limited activity offerings
    • Communication lapse after prospective residents chose another place
    • Small size may not suit those seeking larger-community options

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the review summaries for Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle is strongly positive, with recurring praise focused on the quality of caregiving, the facility’s atmosphere, and the individualized approach to resident care. Multiple reviewers emphasize that staff are attentive, compassionate, and deeply engaged with residents; caregivers are described as long-tenured and stable, which reviewers link to strong, trusting relationships between staff and residents. Several testimonials note tangible benefits of the care provided, including reduced behavioral medication, improved contentment and health stability for residents, and lower family stress levels. Families repeatedly characterize the environment as safe, loving, and home-like rather than institutional.

    Staff and management receive frequent commendation. Reviewers singled out warm, approachable managers and specific staff (e.g., a helpful tour guide named Matt) as responsive, thorough, and easy to work with. The staff culture is described as familial and proactive: caregivers smile, interact directly without a desk barrier, and collaborate with families during adjustment periods. Communication from the main office and care team is noted as generally good and timely, and the facility has shown flexibility around logistics such as insurance timing, pro-rated move-ins, and payment arrangements—concrete examples that families found reassuring when coordinating moves.

    Facilities and daily life are also positively portrayed. The property is well-maintained, with accessible communal spaces and comfortable private rooms that are often personalized with residents’ belongings. The environment is clean and fresh-smelling, and reviewers appreciated the non-clinical atmosphere of a smaller home with few residents. Dining earned favorable mentions for offering both formal and casual options and for providing healthy, nutritious meals and snacks. There are also references to a variety of activity and exercise options, including outdoor opportunities and indoor exercise, which contribute to resident engagement and contentment in some accounts.

    Despite the strong positives, a few consistent concerns appear. At least one reviewer found the location to be a drawback, suggesting it may not suit everyone’s needs or preferences. Some reviewers pointed to a perceived lack of activities or limited programming, which contrasts with other comments referencing a variety of activities—this suggests variability in expectations or in how activity offerings are experienced by different residents. Another isolated issue was a communication lapse after a prospective resident decided on a different community, indicating occasional inconsistency in follow-up. Finally, while the small, home-like size is a selling point for many, a smaller resident population may be a downside for those who prefer larger communities with broader programming or social options.

    In summary, the dominant themes across reviews portray Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle as a clean, welcoming, and well-run memory care home where staff competence, compassion, and continuity are the standout strengths. Families highlight individualized attention, strong interpersonal relationships, and tangible care outcomes (e.g., behavioral stability, resident happiness). Practical strengths include flexible administrative practices and helpful, proactive staff. Areas to watch include activity programming consistency and location suitability for some families; these may merit direct discussion during tours to confirm current offerings and how they match an individual resident’s needs. Overall, the pattern of feedback suggests a high-quality memory care option with excellent staff-driven care and a comfortable, home-like setting.

    Location

    Map showing location of Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle

    About Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle

    Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle sits in Dallas, Texas, and is a purpose-built community designed to help people with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or other types of memory loss live safely and comfortably, so what you'll see when walking in is a place that feels homelike, with private and semi-private rooms that let folks express their own style, plus plenty of floor plan options so there's really something for everyone whether they want more privacy or if they'd rather share. The community keeps all doors secured with magnetic door locks and uses technology like safety bracelets to help keep residents from wandering off, so families can feel more at ease knowing their loved one is in a safe place, and both indoor and outdoor areas are fenced in and secured, including patios and walking paths where residents can spend time in the sun and enjoy some fresh air without worries.

    Staff members-who've all passed fingerprint checks from the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services-are around 24 hours a day, including Certified Nurses Assistants and a nurse on staff, and they keep up with continued training about memory care, so if there's someone who needs help with daily things like bathing, dressing, or reminders for the bathroom, the team is always right there to lend a hand, and they're also equipped to help folks who need help with transferring or have incontinence, plus there's standby help or assisted transfers when needed, and they can manage diabetic residents who take their own insulin and can offer help if someone's behavior gets tough to handle or if they're at risk for wandering and leaving.

    Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle only allows indoor smoking in outdoor areas, never inside, and pets are welcome if someone wants to have their dog or cat nearby, which can make a big difference to folks who don't want to give up that comfort, and that's something not everywhere allows. You'll find the staff gives a lot of attention to making sure everyone's care plan fits their own needs instead of treating everyone the same, and there's always an eye on supporting dignity and self-esteem, which really seems to set this place apart, alongside their history of positive reviews and some award recognition for their quality of care, but of course no place is ever perfect.

    Meal times are flexible, and residents can get meals any time if they want, with a professional chef in charge and lots of options, including gluten-free, low-sodium, vegetarian, vegan, kosher, or organic meals, so most diets can be accommodated, and family or friends can join for guest meals in a restaurant-style dining room or in the resident's own room, and laundry, housekeeping, and beauty/barber services are right there onsite, so nobody has to give up those routines, plus there's Wi-Fi, cable TV, and a kitchen in every residence.

    There's a set schedule of activities, including games, gardening club, crafts, holiday events, music, religious and devotional programs, and group outings like grocery shopping or day trips, and each person's schedule can be tweaked to match their habits or preferences, all with the goal of helping keep everyone mentally active and socially connected as much as possible, and you'll see that many of the amenities-like common areas, the coffee shop, and swimming pool-are set up to encourage folks to spend time together, which can help with the loneliness or confusion that sometimes comes from memory problems.

    Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle can support aging in place, which means residents can stay as their needs change and don't have to move when they start needing more help, and the facility can also offer hospice or respite care for short-term stays, plus there are different care levels available based on each person's needs, all within a small, community-focused setting that's licensed by Texas for assisted living and memory care. The environment, modeled more like a boutique family home with multiple locations around Texas, is designed so people feel comfortable, valued, and safe through every stage of memory loss, with professional, sensitive attention to their physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being.

    About Avalon Memory Care

    Avalon Memory Care - Hughes Circle is managed by Avalon Memory Care.

    Founded in 1995 by Richard Seib and Dr. Dan Griffin, Avalon Memory Care is a Dallas-based family-owned provider operating over 30 boutique memory care communities across Texas and Missouri. Specializing in Alzheimer's and dementia care, Avalon focuses on individualized treatment addressing physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs.

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