Arden Place of Beaumont sits at 4195 Milam Street in Beaumont, Texas, right off Interstate 10, and you'll find it offers a lot of care choices and many services aimed at making daily living easier for seniors, whether they're looking for long-term supportive care, help with memory, or just some short-term rehab after surgery, and the building itself is large with studio rooms for residents, each one set up with private bathrooms, air conditioning, kitchenette, Wi-Fi, telephone, cable TV, and sturdy furniture so folks can settle in without much fuss. Nurses and medical staff are always around, providing 24-hour care and supervision, and there's a call system in place in case someone needs help any time of day or night, and for those needing skilled nursing, Arden Place delivers rehabilitation with physical, occupational, or speech therapy, plus specialized services like cardiac rehab, wound care, pain management, IV therapy, stroke and amputee recovery, tracheotomy care, diabetes care, nutritional counseling, and respiratory therapy, with an individualized care plan meant to help everyone keep or regain their best abilities-anybody who's dealing with dementia or memory challenges can move to a special secured memory care unit designed to provide gentle routines and extra support for quality of life. The community holds an A- inspection score but has a 1-star rating with Medicare & Medicaid Services, and is currently ranked as the 15th highest in Beaumont with an overall 6.7 out of 10 rating, which means there's both good oversight and room for improvement.
Dining here means sitting in a proper dining room with restaurant-style service, where a chef prepares meals and staff handle special diets for those managing allergies or diabetes, and residents pick what works for them through all-day dining and meal customization, getting a say in what goes on their plate while still sticking to health needs-plus, when it comes to getting out and about, there's transportation and parking for residents, and even trips to medical appointments, local restaurants, or shops, since the building sits near stores and the Beaumont Emergency Hospital, making it easy for families to visit or for care to be arranged quickly. Housekeeping keeps things simple with laundry and cleaning services, and if someone needs help with bathing, dressing, getting around, or managing medicines, staff will handle it, as well as help for non-ambulatory folks or those who need assistance moving from beds or chairs, and the facility has a dementia waiver program so it can manage different levels of memory and physical care.
Residents can keep busy in the activities room, try fitness programs or walks on the paths, or join in scheduled events like movie nights, arts and crafts, music, outings, or games, and there's a spa and wellness room, a movie theater, a library, a game room, and plenty of outdoor spaces to enjoy fresh air. The building features an emergency alert system for safety and offers supportive services in English, with a registered staff of nurses and therapists on hand. Social workers, therapists, and a concierge help manage moves and needs, and respite and hospice care are options if families need temporary or end-of-life support. The facility accepts Medicare and Medicaid, operates as a Limited Liability Company, and links up to The Oaks at Beaumont for other care choices in the area. Arden Place doesn't have a Resident Council but hasn't specified about Family Council involvement. The facility doesn't claim to be perfect, but it does provide a wide range of care levels and support for those who need both everyday help and clinical care under one roof. For more information about what they offer or to check their website, visit ardenplaceofbeaumont.com.
