Seguin Assisted Living sits in central Texas near Family Medical Center and Walgreens, less than a mile from Guadalupe Regional Medical Center, so residents can see doctors and fill prescriptions without much trouble, and the place has been family-owned since it started in 2000, with Karen Taylor as owner and administrator and Lindsey Knight helping as assistant administrator, and they make a real effort to talk with residents and their families, which people seem to appreciate. The community's expanded over the years and now holds 50 apartments, including 30 assisted living units, so people who live there get private rooms with WiFi, telephone, kitchenette, cable, and air conditioning, and everyday routines include help with bathing, dressing, and managing medicines, plus a 24-hour call system and close supervision for those who need it. Norma and Karen oversee the menu and focus on high-quality meals with low or no sodium options, and folks can eat in the dining room, get room service, or even enjoy guest meals if family comes by, which adds flexibility, and everyone gets three meals daily as part of the service.
Staff go through background checks before and during their time working there, check nurse's aide registries, and attend monthly training sessions on care standards, with everyone required to complete at least 20 hands-on hours of orientation before helping residents on their own. The Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services licenses and inspects the facility-License #050604-so everything stays above board. People can sign up for daily scheduled activities, fitness programs, religious services, and group exercise classes, with social events and entertainment to help residents make new friends and enjoy themselves. The place allows dogs, cats, and fish, so animal lovers won't have to give up their pets, and has a beautician on site, plus services like housekeeping, medical transportation for doctor visits, and transportation for shopping or outings. Apartments are spacious and the common areas are clean and comfortable, with both indoor and outdoor spaces to relax or gather. The emphasis stays on supporting independence, personal care, and maintaining a comfortable, homelike atmosphere without fuss, which seems to match how things run. Seguin Assisted Living's won a few local awards, like Best Assisted Living and Best Senior Living, and people who live there seem to have good things to say about the staff and the quality of care, but like anywhere, each person's experience can vary.
