Cleburne Court Assisted Living sits at 814 Woodard Ave, Cleburne, Texas, and can serve up to 53 residents in a setting that's licensed by the state of Texas. The staff specializes in helping people who need support with moving, personal care, or need attention day or night, or might have trouble following directions in emergencies. The community includes assisted living, memory care, nursing, independent living, and continuing care options, so there's a range of help for different needs. Rooms come in several types like shared bedrooms, private rooms, and studio apartments, some as large as 450 square feet with kitchenettes and plenty of storage. The buildings have climate control, sprinklers, smoke detectors, and other safety features throughout.
There's a full-time registered nurse available 24 hours for clinical oversight and making care plans. Residents get daily help, medication management, diabetic care, and a range of housekeeping services. There are chefs preparing meals, and staff handling laundry and linen. An activity director runs a full calendar of social events; folks enjoy tai chi, arts and crafts, trivia, cooking and art classes, movie nights, music programs, and field trips. The community has spaces like a game room, activity room, lounges, a library, a fitness room, and a secured dog park for pets-dogs and cats are welcome. There's also an on-site salon and barber shop. People can join group exercises, gardening, outings, and devotional gatherings both inside and off-site, and scheduled transportation is available for appointments or trips around town.
The design feels modern but warm, with details like carpeted floors, heating and air conditioning, generous storage, and even indoor mailboxes, aiming for comfort. Cleburne Court follows Seniorly's verified standards and holds Texas License #311619. Staff like Executive Director Dawn Taylor work to keep a close-knit community where care is tailored and attention is always nearby. Specialized programs are in place for people living with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, and residents and families can stay connected through website links and social media. The atmosphere aims to be lively, safe, and welcoming for seniors needing different levels of support, with plenty to do and kind hands to help.
