The Pavilion at Great Hills is a continuing care retirement community in Austin, Texas, that offers several kinds of housing and care for older adults, so a person can find independent living if they want an active lifestyle without much assistance, or they can get support through Catered Living services, personalized assisted living, and skilled nursing when they need more help, and then there's Valeo™ Memory Care for people dealing with Alzheimer's and dementia, with special environments and programs to help with memory support. The Pavilion gives residents a wide choice of programs and amenities, and there are private apartments with individually controlled heating and air, well-equipped kitchens if folks want them, and comfortable common areas dotted with leather seating, a fireplace, and book shelves, plus there's always something going on like arts and crafts, movie nights, fitness training, or time for reading in the library or relaxing in the outdoor courtyards with their sturdy patio chairs and mature shade trees. The Pavilion includes Anytime Dining, fresh seasonal foods from the dining team, both indoor and outdoor dining spaces, and even catered events in a private dining room, all with the Dining for Wellness™ approach that focuses on both taste and health. There's a beauty and barber shop, salon, spa and exercise room, chapel, billiards room, art studio, and a game room, with the staff also keeping up with housekeeping and maintenance, and all utilities and basic cable are covered so residents don't have to worry about those details. There are welcoming, accessible spaces throughout, and the building itself has a covered entry and patios where people often stop to chat in the fresh air.
Residents who need assistance can get personalized care plans for daily living, medication management, and continual on-call nursing care, with trained staff on site 24 hours a day and an emergency response system for safety and peace of mind, and scheduled transportation helps with trips to local shops and doctor appointments. Memory Care areas have extra security and layout with easy navigation, plus they have well-lit rooms, comfortable recliners for TV, and their own dining area with tablecloths, round tables, and a calm, friendly mood. Programs like Brain Health University™ and Wellness Everyday™, which run 7 days a week, help keep people's minds and bodies active, and family and friends are often included in social plans and activity guides, so there's a sense of community. With strong monitoring for resident safety-including the Amba care monitoring platform that watches for wellness changes through discreet sensors-each resident's needs get attention early. Pets are welcome, and everyone has access to Wi-Fi and high-speed internet. The community's style is simple, friendly, and comfortable, aiming to make sure that folks feel at home while getting the care and support that fits their changing needs.
