Entrust of DeSoto

Entrust of DeSoto - CLOSED served as a residential senior community with a focus on memory care, licensed under State License 147006, and offered independent living, assisted living, and specialized Alzheimer's care services until its closure. The facility could house up to 52 residents and had both private and semi-private apartments, with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, cable TV, telephones, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi/high-speed internet in each room, plus wheelchair-accessible showers, for a comfortable, safe environment. Safety got special attention, with a 24-hour call system, supervision, and nursing care up to 16 hours daily, along with medication management, support for diabetes and mild cognitive issues, and help with bathing, dressing, toileting, transfers, and incontinence care. The community supported residents with various activities, including games, devotional services, wellness activities, walking programs, fitness opportunities, and resident-run events, plus community-sponsored activities, daily schedules, movie nights, day trips, and outdoor programs. Pets were allowed if owners could independently care for them. Memory care included specialized programs for dementia and Alzheimer's, a secured and supervised setting, mental wellness programs, a dementia waiver option, individualized attention from a dedicated team, and onsite skilled nursing with a nurse monitoring memory care residents. The community featured dining with restaurant-style meals from an on-site chef, accommodating dietary needs, including vegetarian options, and assisted meal services. Residents could enjoy a fitness room, spa/sauna/wellness center, business room, computer center, garden, outdoor patios with walking paths, a small library, a gaming room, and common areas made for socializing with families and friends or joining movie nights and activities. Residents had access to beautician and barber services right on-site, housekeeping and linen services, move-in coordination, and scheduled transportation both for medical and non-medical needs. Entrust of DeSoto - CLOSED also had short-term respite stays, continuing care features, and independent living support, making it a well-rounded place before closing. The facility charged a $1500 community fee and worked to meet residents' physical and social needs with trained staff and engaging daily programs designed for meaningful connections and support, all in a pet-friendly, fully furnished setting with community-sponsored dining, wellness, fitness, and faith-based activities.