Assisted Services, Inc.

Assisted Services, Inc. operates in Fort Worth, Texas, with two main sites. This company provides senior care options mainly focused on assisted living and home health, and they build their services around the individual needs of each resident, which means they have ways to help with daily tasks like medication management and personal care. The facility uses special names for their programs and services, and offers amenities that support independence and comfort for seniors. They run unique events like Lend a Hand and Hoot 'n Holler, and provide media such as the Counting On Us and Community Conversations podcasts, reACH newsletters, and Stories of Hope. Residents and families can take part in fundraising and awareness events, monthly giving, donation drives, gift planning, and volunteer programs, including Women's Auxiliary, which means people find different ways to help out or get involved. Programs at Assisted Services, Inc. include offerings for case and social workers, such as Families Together, The LIFE Project, Transitional Living Program, Real Help for Real Life, Residential Treatment Center, Secure Assessment Facility, Turning Point, and Youth Emergency Shelter, as well as kid- and teen-focused services like AIRS and Safe Place, plus options for parents and caregivers like Kinship Navigator and Families Together, and these often cover adoption, foster care, and kinship care. Their approach includes training resources for caregivers, support for nursing jobs, and connections to hospitals, nursing homes, hospice, in-home care, and therapy services, though they only accept Medicare if certified by federal agencies, because their home health care offerings are licensed by city, county, or state and are mainly non-medicare. The company holds an A+ BBB rating, although it isn't BBB accredited, and all business is managed by Ms. Anita Sue Wallace, President. Assisted Services, Inc. tries to meet the individual needs of every senior and their family, which helps many people feel supported when handling the challenges of aging or finding the right kind of care.