Laurelhurst Assisted Living offers several care options, including assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, independent living, home health care, non-medical home care, adult day services, long-term care, and hospice care, and there's something about the way everything's pulled together in this small six-bed home, licensed by the State of Texas, that brings out a comfortable, home-like feeling with welcoming spaces, a backyard and open outdoor areas, and the fact that being so small means staff can focus more closely on each resident's needs. The community supports residents needing help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, eating, ambulation, and toileting, with activities, home-cooked meals made from scratch in the kitchen, and plenty of opportunities for both privacy and social time, and there's always a focus on safety and nutrition because the staff are careful with food and medication management-making sure the right person gets the right dose at the right time, and that's something families seem to appreciate, just knowing procedures are followed closely.
Memory care residents get specialized programs and 24-hour support, and there's a secure area for those who need it-especially those living with Alzheimer's or dementia-and this support runs all day and night, with activities aimed at helping memory health and keeping the environment calm and reassuring. Folks who just want independent living can enjoy resort-style amenities, social gatherings, and help as needed, and active adults can come and go as they please, with the option to add more services down the road if needs change, and it's handy to know that respite care is there when family caregivers need a break. Skilled nursing covers medical help, wound care, rehabilitation, and comprehensive nursing, while home health care services are Medicare-certified and brought right to the resident, even though the community itself can't receive Medicare payments, but everything is kept above board by Texas licensure and local oversight.
Special features are tailored to seniors who want to stay as independent as possible, with wheelchair access, the ability to keep close pets nearby, activities throughout the week, and a strong sense of family since the community is small enough that staff and residents know each other well, and there's close work with each person's doctors and care teams for anything complicated that comes up. Meals highlight both taste and nutrition, facilities are clean, and the community feels inviting, so seniors and their families often find comfort in the atmosphere, especially as detailed care plans help manage health and well-being for all residents living within Laurelhurst Assisted Living.
