The Villages of Dallas sits at 550 E Ann Arbor Ave in Dallas, Texas, and has 160 beds for residents who need different levels of care, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and long-term care, and even offers short-term respite stays if someone only needs help for a little while, and that's helpful for families in many situations. Folks can pay using managed care benefits, private pay, private insurance, long-term care insurance, Veterans Administration benefits, Medicaid, or Medicare, and that helps keep options open for many people. The rooms come as private or semi-private, and the apartments allow pets, which is good for animal lovers, though some details about parking and outdoor amenities just aren't available right now, and the information about utilities and apartment features is a bit thin, but the property does mention air conditioning and things like washers, dryers, patios, hot tubs, barbecue areas, waterfront views, doormen, fitness centers, gated entries, and swimming pools in some of its rentals, which can include apartments, townhomes, condos, and single-family homes, depending on what people need.
The place has legal protections for LGBTQ residents both locally and federally, so everyone's welcomed without discrimination for gender identity or orientation, and residents get to live in an environment that tries to make them feel safe and at home, which is important at any age. The building's common areas have comfortable seats, a refreshments area, and some nice display cases, and the dining room features elegant decor with wood accents and patterned carpets, so mealtimes feel special, and there's a salon for hair and nails, plus a peaceful chapel with stained-glass windows and a piano for spiritual needs. The indoor swimming pool has an accessibility lift, so residents can use it even if they have mobility concerns, and there's a courtyard fountain, a landscaped entrance, and a walkway in the community.
Staff at The Villages of Dallas offer skilled nursing, post-acute rehabilitation, specialized therapies, and personalized care plans made together with healthcare providers, and there's a secured memory care unit for those who need more supervision because of memory loss. Physical therapy rooms are on site, too, and have all the equipment folks might need after surgery or an illness, and in-house therapy services use both new technology and traditional hands-on approaches. The activity calendar is packed from morning to night with games and excursions to help people stay active, and the assisted living section has enclosed, well-lit hallways with lots of natural light. The staff's trained to work closely with residents and their families, focusing on comfort and safety during long stays or short rehab visits, aiming to help with both physical needs and social well-being. This is a 55+ apartment community that tries to provide a comfortable place to live, with different care levels and a calm setting for seniors.
