The Cottages at Chapel Creek sits across from Grant Park in Frisco, Texas, surrounded by rolling hills and nice views of parks and schools, and offers a calm, homey setting for seniors living with Alzheimer's disease and other memory problems. The place is family-owned and has helped residents since 1997, always focusing on warm, compassionate care. There are single and shared rooms in different sizes, all with 10-foot ceilings, lots of windows for sunlight, and walk-in showers, while some apartments even have activity kitchens with granite and stainless steel appliances, plus closets, and hand-picked décor and books to make things feel less like a facility and more like a family home. The whole community uses a unique floor plan inspired by Mayo Clinic research, which means people live together in smaller, more tight-knit settings, making it easier for staff and residents to build relationships and for everyone to feel comfortable and safe, even when living with memory loss.
Since The Cottages at Chapel Creek is built for people with dementia and memory problems, everything in the building-from the spacious sunrooms and multi-function rooms to the outdoor covered porches and manicured gardens-is made for both safety and relaxation. The place keeps doors secure with the Vigil Dementia System, which uses motion sensors and wireless access to make it easier to watch over residents without limiting their independence, and staff have special training in Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Lewy Body, stroke, and hospice care, so they can provide help for every stage of dementia. Highly qualified staff, including licensed nurses and certified medication aides, remain on-site 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and there are regular physician visits and access to a pharmacy consultant, as well as mobile lab and x-ray services so residents don't have to go far for care. The community's commitment to safety includes emergency generators and evacuation plans.
Residents can get help with all aspects of daily living, including bathing, dressing, medication, laundry, housekeeping, and even incontinence care or toileting, while meals are cooked by a gourmet chef and planned with a dietitian, and three healthy meals are served daily along with snacks, with vegetarian choices available. The activity schedule runs every day and features structured programs for all levels of memory care, like music, games, walks on the paths, family-style dining, visits from the hairdresser, and religious services, and there's a certified, Alzheimer's-trained activity director who leads programs for socialization, education, cognitive stimulation, and fun. Residents move freely in a secure but familiar environment and can spend time in the library, piano room, or sunrooms, or just enjoy the covered porches with family and friends-there's even a large guest apartment if someone from the family needs to visit and stay the night. Staff allow small pets if they're a good fit for the community and organize monthly Alzheimer's Support Group meetings for family members and caregivers.
The community specializes in personalized care with all-inclusive pricing, has been recognized in the "Best of Senior Living 2025" awards, and gets high review scores-ratings up to 9.5 out of 10, according to reports. The place supports up to 90 residents under license number 149564 and works to help people stay independent and involved, offering choices about activities and daily routines, so everyone gets the attention and support needed to thrive in a home-like setting.
