Carol Ann's Home Assisted Living feels more like a big family house than a facility, with room for up to 15 or 16 people in shared housing that keeps things comfortable and calm, and the buildings themselves used to be family homes, with one even sitting by a golf course and another tucked in a wooded area, so everything about the place says home rather than institution. Residents get care and help with daily living-things like bathing, dressing, eating, going to the bathroom, and getting in and out of bed or a wheelchair-plus skilled nursing, medicine reminders, help with mobility, and hospice care if needed, with staff there around the clock to check on everyone's safety and comfort. They have room choices that include private apartments and everyone gets cable or satellite TV, a telephone in their room, and emergency alert systems are in place for peace of mind.
There's a common dining room for those who want to eat with others, ongoing refreshments, and the kitchens are open for all-day dining if your schedule runs late or you're just hungry at a different time, while meals are cooked with health needs in mind and planned out for allergies, diabetes, or special diets, plus room service if somebody's not feeling up to joining. The home offers plenty to do-games, arts and crafts, music, movies, computers, gardening, and hobby groups, plus fitness rooms and exercise programs for those who want to stay active, and there's a garden outside for little walks or sitting if you want some fresh air, with walking paths and easy access to transportation for shopping or medical appointments. There are regular religious services and family gatherings, especially on holidays, so things feel lively and friendly, and the staff encourage social activities to keep everyone engaged.
Staff makes each care plan fit the individual, calling this a Person-Centered approach, and that means extra support for those who need more memory care, have a harder time following directions, or need night help or extra attention moving about. There's also a focus on helping people stay as independent as they can be, but not letting anyone slip through the cracks, with plenty of support in place for laundry, housekeeping, maintenance, and things like dry cleaning, so residents can focus on enjoying their day and not worry about chores piling up.
Carol Ann's Home is licensed in Texas with Facility ID 103570 and License Nos. 145957 and 144136, and they meet state requirements for health and safety checks, which is important because the safety of residents is always front and center. There's support for disabilities, including assistive technology, benefits help, counseling, therapy, vocational rehab, adult and childcare, bathrooms designed for accessibility, and even bereavement and grief support for families who need it. Veterans Affairs Aid Assistance is available if you qualify, and there's Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity at work. Rent covers everything-meals, support, housekeeping, laundry- with flexible payment plans in place. Staff help new residents move in and make sure they get settled, giving tours to families who want a look around.
The atmosphere is warm and relaxed, with seniors often seen watching TV, listening to music, or playing games together, and while nobody's perfect, people say they feel respected and cared for. The facility has earned a 4.5-star average from 13 reviews. It's a for-profit company, but the focus really does stay on comfort, safety, and daily life for its small group of residents who want some help but also a bit of peace and independence.
