Heritage Square sits in Texas and has a license from the state and the Department of Social Services to care for up to six older adults in a quiet, homelike setting, and you'll notice they tailor the care to each person, whether someone needs help with bathing, dressing, getting in and out of bed, or just taking their medicine on time, and staff can help with two-person transfers and insulin checks too, since nurses are on hand for 12-16 hours and other supervision happens around the clock, so folks don't have to worry about getting help at any hour. Most rooms feel private and come with a bathroom, kitchenette, and choices like one-bedroom, studio, semi-private, or even two-bedroom setups, plus they've got things like air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and you can pick furnished options if you want it ready to go. For meals, Heritage Square makes three homemade meals a day and adjusts recipes if you need special diets for diabetes or high blood pressure, and those meals happen in a dining hall that feels a little like a small restaurant with joint meal times, which makes it easy to make new friends while you eat. Some seniors want to stay busy, and they've got plenty to do, like movie nights, music programs, creative arts, book rooms, pet therapy, and tabletop games, with outdoor patios and gardens for relaxation or garden strolls, and sometimes residents run their own activities, keeping that sense of independence and community feeling alive.
Transportation happens for doctor's visits, errands, church services, or group outings, and there's a parking lot for those who still drive, while staff arrange trips if you need help or if you want to be part of the larger community. Common areas around the community include a game room, library, and a business center, along with several recreation rooms that give space for exercise, movie watching, and conversation, and there's a fitness room with scheduled classes and creative activities too. Regular laundry and housekeeping keep things simple for residents who'd rather not worry about chores, and they've got a wellness spa with sauna, a barber and salon, even a small tanning salon, so personal care stays part of the routine. Safety gets top priority, so grounds are secure with locked entries, a 24-hour call and emergency system, and staff who stay on-site and keep an eye out day and night, which matters for folks who need memory care for things like dementia or Alzheimer's, since they offer that service too, using safe designs to limit confusion and wandering.
Heritage Square can offer independent living for active seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle in apartment or condo-style settings, assisted living with all the help for daily activities like showering or eating or taking medicine, or memory care and even hospice or respite services for those who need more support, and if someone needs spiritual care, devotional activities happen on-site or with trips to faith-based places. Payment can come from private funds, Social Security, veteran's programs, and they've got clear fees for different levels of care and short-term stays, including a buy-in or community fee. They provide meals and health plans for active, healthy seniors, plus in-house skilled nursing, laundry, and dry cleaning, with English and Spanish services for easier communication. Pets can come if you ask, and space highlights local history with well-preserved architecture and artifacts, while programs and planned activities keep the community active, familiar, and welcoming for folks over 55 or 62.