Christian Care Communities and Services-Fort Worth sits on over 50 acres of peaceful, rolling hills just outside the city, so you get countryside views and quiet, but you're still in Fort Worth, and people say the views of the skyline and Trinity River are something special, especially if you like the feeling of both city and country close by. The place has space for 157 residents with a range of apartment sizes, from studios up to two-bedrooms, many with full kitchens and even all-electric appliances, and the rooms run from about 261 to 1,406 square feet, so there's a size to fit most folks' needs, and people can bring some pets, too, which is nice for animal lovers. There's a two-story main building, with security gates, outdoor patios, gardens, a stocked five-acre lake for fishing, and easy walking trails for residents and guests, and since there's a lively activity schedule, you're likely to find something happening almost every day, whether fitness classes, arts and crafts, or devotional services for those who want them.
The community focuses on providing different types of care, which means people can move in while healthy and independent, then stay if they need assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, adult day services, or even hospice care, without having to leave their home or friends behind-some call this a Life Plan Community, and it fits folks who want options without starting over. The memory care program's set up with safety in mind for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, using special designs to prevent wandering and help reduce confusion, and staff have training to keep residents comfortable and as independent as possible. There are licensed nurses and therapists on staff to handle things like rehabilitation or personal assistance, plus a 24-hour emergency call system in every room, so help's only ever a moment away, and housekeepers stop by every other week, with linens changed weekly, and all utilities covered except phone.
Meals come from chefs and meal planners who focus on nutrition and quality, and people get a hot meal each day-either at lunch or dinner-plus a continental breakfast if they want it, and for those with special diets like low sodium or low fat, the team will adjust as needed. There are several common areas inside, like the community dining room, a multi-purpose room and kitchen, arts and crafts spots, a computer room, and a gym with lots of fitness classes, and people gather for socializing, reading in the library, or attending church services. The faith-based environment stands out here, so Christian care and devotionals are woven into daily life, but there's support for other backgrounds, too, and the center's known for a friendly, welcoming feeling.
Transportation's available for those who need a ride off campus, and there's parking for residents and guests if they're driving. There's also satellite TV, fast Wi-Fi, individual heating and cooling, and free laundry machines on every floor. Residents get personal banking and even an on-site pharmacy, plus small conveniences like in-room kitchenettes, visitor meal times, and housekeeping help, which all add up over time for well-being and peace of mind. The community has earned a "Best of Senior Living" award, and review ratings from residents and families often run high, usually 4.5 stars, and many folks talk about the caring staff, from the Home2Stay personal assistance team to the memory care aides who help everyone feel at home. Smoking isn't allowed inside homes or common areas, and the community stays licensed and follows state rules, which helps people feel safe bringing their loved ones here, knowing they can find support, activities, and spiritual care in one place for years to come.
