The Heritage at Hunters Chase sits in Northwest Austin and holds State License 030303, offering both assisted living and memory care in a fully renovated community. People live in studio, companion, and several apartment floor plans, so there's some choice whether they want privacy or to share. The staff, led by licensed nurses, stay on site all day and night to help with bathing, dressing, hygiene, meals, and medication. Residents can bring pets since the place is pet-friendly, though some restrictions apply. Chef-prepared meals come three times every day through the ENCORE Culinary Services program, and there are snacks and drinks available all day, so no one goes hungry. There's a private dining room for sharing meals with friends and family. Memory care uses the Revere Memory Care program for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, helping manage confusion and keeping folks safe with secure outdoor areas and a state-of-the-art call system in every apartment.
Residents can step outside into shaded courtyards, walk beautiful garden paths, or spend time on the putting green. Indoors, there's an internet lounge, a library, activity and arts rooms, and big common spaces for group activities like book clubs, art classes, and card games. There's a full calendar of exercise groups, life-enrichment events, and trips out of the building with scheduled transportation for medical visits, shopping, and other errands. Some programs focus on holistic enrichment, using the Seven or Six Dimensions of Wellness as a guide, so people stay active in mind, body, and spirit. Concierge medicine brings doctors and specialists to residents' apartments, making medical care a bit easier. Housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and move-in help are included. The building is handicap accessible and has high-speed internet for residents who want to stay connected.
Respite care is available for short stays, including a 30-day option, and residents' families can join in with some meals and activities. Community features include a beauty and barber salon, movie nights, music, and more. Staff help residents according to each person's needs with plans that get updated as needs change, and the emergency call system means someone can get to residents quickly any time of day. The Heritage at Hunters Chase tries to support people in different stages of aging-whether that's needing help with daily living, memory support, or just wanting a safe, friendly place with structured activities and comfortable spaces to live.
