Provident at Buda sits among the trees close to downtown Buda at 645 FM 967, offering a peaceful spot in the Texas Hill Country for seniors who need support. The community can serve about 45 residents and has a homelike, apartment-style living environment, which feels less like an institution and more like a friendly neighborhood, and the team-made up of nurses, caregivers, culinary staff, and lifestyle experts-focuses on dignity, compassion, and simple kindness, which is especially important for folks who may need help with memory or daily tasks. They've got both assisted living and specialized memory care in a secure building with staff available 24 hours a day, including full-time activity directors and a doctor on call, so families can feel a little more at ease knowing there's always someone nearby, and for those who may wander due to dementia or Alzheimer's, the property uses safety bracelets and alarm systems to help keep everyone safe.
Licensed for 22 assisted living and 22 memory care residents (Texas License #: 311419), they're prepared to support adults with mild to severe memory issues, including behavioral symptoms or trouble with aggression or wandering, and they provide behavioral care for those who act out physically. The place offers nutritious meals and snacks with special diet options, like low-salt or low-sugar, served in a restaurant-style dining room, with guest meals available, plus the beauty salon, library, indoor and outdoor common areas, enclosed courtyards, walking paths, and a private dining room make it easy to feel at home or find a quiet corner. Amenities like Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, a salon, and pet-friendly policies help keep residents connected, happy, and able to bring a small dog or cat if they choose.
The staff assist with medication, including reminders, insulin, and blood sugar checks, help with grooming, toileting, wheelchair transfers, and evacuations if needed, and even provide mobility aids like mechanical lifts. There's always support available for activities of daily living, even for those who need a gentle nudge or redirection throughout the day, and the staff also helps residents who need standby help or can't follow directions well, which is important for folks with cognitive decline.
People living here have access to physical therapy, transportation to appointments or outings, guest parking, and security features such as onsite personnel and emergency response systems, so whether someone needs help getting out in an emergency or just wants to join a field trip, the support is already in place, and for families visiting, there's peace of mind that someone's keeping an eye out. The community keeps daily life engaging by offering lots of social, educational, and fun activities: stretching, Tai Chi, art, cooking, music, movie nights, gardening, intergenerational programs, karaoke, wine-tasting, trips, and pet-centered programs-something for nearly every interest-plus wellness and devotional services for those who want them.
Provident at Buda works under Sodalis Buda Memory Care, which has served seniors since 2000, and since 2023, New Haven manages the community. High staffing levels mean person-centered plans for each resident, and folks can choose assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, respite, or hospice care based on their changing needs, meaning people don't have to move again if their health changes. All meals, social events, and wellness activities are included in one monthly fee, and resources are available for those interested in senior living costs or long-term care insurance.
Overall, Provident at Buda provides a secure, smaller place where seniors get support, care, and a good variety of activities in a natural Texas Hill Country setting, which can feel a little like home even as needs change, and the staff do their best to help each person stay comfortable and involved.
