Sodalis at Stone Oak sits in the Indian Springs neighborhood, right near shopping, hospitals, and the TPC Golf Course, and it's a senior living community licensed by the state of Texas under License #147611, designed for folks needing extra support as well as those simply wanting a comfortable, active place to live as they age, and it's got a total capacity for 66 residents in assisted living and 21 residents who need Alzheimer's or dementia care in a smaller, home-like, one-story building where most staff have worked since it opened and know residents by name. Residents can choose from studio or one-bedroom apartments, and get a personal plan for care-and the nurses and caregivers help with medication, bathing, dressing, and other daily needs, with 12 to 16 hour nurse shifts and a 24-hour call system so someone's always reachable, and in the memory care area, staff handle wandering and confusion with a secured layout and special memory-enhancement activities. Outdoors, people enjoy walking paths, secure gardens, a spacious courtyard, and a covered patio, while inside, they get three meals a day with dishes made from fresh, seasonal foods, snacks and drinks throughout the day, plus group dining, housekeeping, laundry, maintenance, and full bed making, as well as cable and internet included in the monthly rate, and many residents like using the on-site barber shop, salon, therapy room, TV lounge, and chapel, or simply spending time with pets, since it's pet friendly, and enjoying utilities wrapped right into the rent.
A team manages everything, overseen by Sodalis Senior Living, which focuses on a community where people belong, offering daily activities like bingo, live music, movies, bridge, walking clubs, and outings to local attractions using scheduled, chauffeured transportation, with a full-time concierge and Activity Director making sure everyone has chances to meet others and stay involved, and programs run every day, ranging from social events and crafts to spiritual and religious services both on-site and off. For folks with early-stage dementia, there's The Bridges Community program which blends assisted living and memory care for supportive couples, and allows for tailored routines and safe spaces, while those needing more skilled nursing can count on the trained, friendly clinical staff who work around the clock. The building's common areas are inviting, with plenty of chances for residents to talk, relax, or join in, and staff handle personal transportation to doctors' appointments twice a month. Sodalis at Stone Oak is licensed, inspected, and operates according to Texas standards, working under the concept of being "Companions for Life," and when health needs change, care plans can change too, since the community offers a range of help and short-term stays, always aiming to keep people as safe, comfortable, and independent as they can be.
