Meadow View Assisted Living can support up to 80 residents with a mix of private suites and shared baths, and those suites come furnished or unfurnished, with kitchenettes, bright lighting, cable TV, phones, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi, so there's some choice in how to set things up. The dining here goes all day, and there's communal and restaurant-style dining, meals are made by a chef, diets and special rules are respected, and those who live here don't need to worry about cooking or cleaning up afterward. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen changes are all part of the service, and you'll see a focus on keeping things tidy and running right. Medical and health care cover a wide range, including medication help, diabetes management, physician visits, physical and occupational therapy, and emergency call systems with staff on site 24 hours a day. Folks can get help with what they need, like getting in and out of bed, bathing, dressing, moving to a wheelchair, and any of the usual daily living needs that tend to pop up as time goes on.
Meadow View Assisted Living offers both long-term and short-term stays-the short ones are for respite, or when a caregiver needs a break or family's away for a bit, and long-term is a stable home for those who want or need more ongoing support. Staff members all speak English, and the age of residents usually ranges from 40 to 60 years old, so it does serve a crowd that includes some younger folks who need extra care too. Veterans can get help with VA Aid assistance, and if someone needs support with a home sale during a move, that's available as well. The payment options are pretty broad here, with insurance, checks, credit cards, private pay, and all-inclusive rates that don't pile on hidden fees every month.
The building and grounds include a serene courtyard, gardens, walking paths, indoor sitting rooms, a library, arts and game rooms, a fitness room, a music program, a movie theater, and places for both indoor and outdoor relaxation or activities. There's a salon and barbershop on site, so folks can get a haircut or beauty services without having to travel across town. The daily calendar's got a bit for everyone, from fitness and wellness programs to arts, movie nights, spiritual and devotional groups for any faith (with a nondenominational approach), and outings for shopping or fun, since transportation is available and scheduled, and parking can be arranged for those who still drive or receive visitors. Residents run some activities themselves, which keeps things lively and gives people something to look forward to each day.
Meadow View Assisted Living holds a Texas state license (License #149992) and provides Community-Based Alternative (CBA) and Community Care for the Aged and Disabled (CCAD) services. Wellness and rehabilitation get plenty of emphasis, so those needing help to regain strength or ability don't have to look elsewhere. Social services, family support, counseling, and help with moving in come standard too, and the environment aims to feel homey and supportive. Security and emergency help are always available, and the main focus stays on helping everyone do as much as they can, for as long as possible, in a place that feels comfortable.
