Mustang Creek Estates Residential Assisted Living Building 6 - CLOSED

Mustang Creek Estates Residential Assisted Living Building 6 in Allen, Texas, is now closed, but when it was open, it gave seniors a place to live that felt like a real home rather than a big facility, and Building 6 was just one house in a group of several at Mustang Creek Estates, each with its own license and a small number of residents so folks could get more personal care and attention. This building was single-story and held up to 13 people, offering both private and shared rooms, and it allowed pets, which helped some folks feel more at home. Residents got help with things like bathing, getting dressed, taking medicine, and personal grooming, and staff stayed on-site around the clock for safety and support. There was a focus on keeping things clean, with regular housekeeping, laundry, and linen services, and meals came from menus planned by a registered dietitian, with some options for folks with different food preferences, like vegan burgers. The building had a courtyard for fresh air, daily activities and outings for socializing or just getting out, and special care for memory loss, including help for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, all in a secured, comfortable setting. Mustang Creek Estates kept things simple with clear monthly fees and didn't hide charges, and even separate houses-like Buildings 3 and 4-each ran under their own license. Transportation helped folks reach appointments or go shopping, and there were always social activities planned, exercise programs, and little things like phone, cable, and internet so residents could keep in touch. While Mustang Creek Estates had several properties and a reputation for compassionate care, Building 6, at 720 Creek Valley Court, is closed now, but it used to offer a reliable, home-style form of assisted living and memory care for people who needed extra help while wanting to keep some independence.