Broadway Cityview

Broadway Cityview sits on a spacious 26-acre campus in the Overton Woods area of Fort Worth, Texas, and offers several living choices including independent living apartments in the main Clubhouse, private villas with patios, and suites for assisted living and memory care, so you'll see neighbors in all stages of life enjoying a quiet, gated setting with a bit of rustic, small-town charm even though you're still in the city. The community follows a life plan (Continuing Care Retirement Community) model, offering care ranging from independent living for active retirees, to assisted living with personal care and laundry help, as well as skilled nursing, rehabilitation, and memory care for those who need more support, with short-term stays available if someone needs to recover from a hospital visit or just wants to try things out. Folks here get access to amenities like a swimming pool, a salon and spa, devotional services, pet-friendly areas, and indoor and outdoor common rooms; villas come with maintenance-free living, gourmet kitchens, stainless-steel appliances, walk-in showers, and granite countertops, so you'll find comfort and a few touches of style. The dining program offers nutritious meals in several dining spaces, and residents can join scheduled activities, social events, and educational programs, including Watermark University, BrainCafé™, and technology engagement through things like iN2L, LifeLoop, 360Well, and a Technology Concierge who helps out with tech problems. For memory care, there's Thrive Memory Care, EngageVR® experiences, and staff who tailor care for each person. There are wellness and fitness facilities, plus a structured calendar of activities, and transportation for outings, with pets allowed but no smoking inside. They partner with local groups like SAGE for extra community connections. Broadway Cityview's got an "excellent" overall rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars from 33 reviews. Prices aren't listed publicly, but everything runs on an inclusive monthly rent, without any entrance fee, though there is a one-time community fee, and folks interested can come for a tour, look at renovated floor plans, check the photo gallery, and see what life's like before deciding.