Autumn Wind Assisted Living

Autumn Wind Assisted Living sits in the quiet, small town of New Boston, Texas, at 1 Autumn Circle, with another spot in Mineola for those who need it, and the whole place seems set up to help older folks feel comfortable and safe while making sure everyone gets the care they need, since families can get help through the whole process from local advisors, and there's never pressure, just steady guided help, and the staff, led by Phil and Beverly Morgan and Chad and Mary Cable, treat people with a real sense of family and belonging. The community holds up to 75 residents in private studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, some with patios, and all with private bathrooms with large walk-in showers, cable TV, kitchenettes, telephone, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi, plus there are fully furnished choices and options for shared rooms or private suites, so there's different ways for folks to set up their living space. You'll find all the basics covered, like housekeeping, linen services, laundry, trash removal, and move-in help, freeing up residents from everyday chores, while maintenance-free living lets folks spend less time worrying about upkeep and more time reading, watching TV, or visiting the quiet courtyard, shaded gardens, wide walking paths, or relaxing in one of the big indoor common areas with vaulted ceilings. The meals get prepared by a real culinary team using organic food and folks can eat in the dining room with three meals every day, including kosher and regional options, and they pay attention to any dietary restrictions, whether it's allergies or diabetes, which seems like a thoughtful touch if you ask anyone who's eaten there. Amenities are pretty broad, covering everything from a movie theater, game room, arts room, music and fitness spaces, a wellness/spa/sauna room, activity computer room, library, great room with a fireplace, outdoor walking paths, and seating all around, so folks can stay active, join daily scheduled activities, or join in on resident-run clubs if they want to keep busy or just enjoy watching a movie with friends. The staff keeps a close eye on safety with 24-hour supervision, a call system in every unit, emergency alert systems, and extra help for anyone needing non-ambulatory or wheelchair transfers, and they always offer help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, taking medicine, and getting around, so everyone's needs get met without giving up their sense of independence. Autumn Wind Assisted Living can handle memory care, medication management, and support for both independent and assisted living needs, and the care plans are tailored for every person by caregivers who speak English, aiming to treat everyone as an individual and a member of the community. Family visits are always encouraged, so people can actually see how the spaces feel, talk to other residents, and decide for themselves if it's what they want, and since you're near parks, golf courses, groceries, restaurants, and more, it adds some extra comfort knowing you're close to everything without feeling crowded. The stone and brick building design looks elegant without being flashy, and the peaceful feeling is real, allowing folks to age in place and feel good about it. Autumn Wind Assisted Living stays licensed with the state of Texas, License #: 148302, and the price details aren't published but the place is considered reasonably valued for what it offers, which includes strong support for older adults at many care levels and a community that keeps people active, safe, and as independent as possible, with an overall experience that gets a community score of 8.6 on Seniorly's rating.