Greystone Park sits along Texas Highway 148 and belongs to a continuing-care community, so folks can live independently, get help with daily needs, or receive skilled nursing care all at the same place, which makes things easier if someone's situation changes later on, and it's been family-owned since 2004, though it's seen new management and renovations more recently, with all the basics taken care of like new air conditioners, fresh paint, a new roof, gutters, and carpet. The setup offers both independent homes and apartment-style units, with plenty of choices, and it's for seniors who meet age restrictions, most times 55 or 62 years and older, and the community limits capacity to 45 beds, so the feel's homier and easier to get to know your neighbors. Residents can pick from a range of studio layouts, all coming with cable TV, Wi-Fi, phone services, kitchen appliances, and furnished rooms if folks want them, and there's always a focus on comfort and safety, like a call light system folks can wear at all times and 24-hour on-site supervision, plus an RN always on call and a nurse practitioner around when needed.
Laundry services and facilities sit right on site, housekeeping happens as part of the regular amenities, and meal programs bring one or two prepared meals every day, with all-day dining possible in some areas, and the menu tries to offer special options for those dealing with allergies or diabetes. The community includes a skilled nursing unit, a memory care section for folks with Alzheimer's or other dementias, and special care for mental health and substance issues, along with therapies like occupational treatments and rehabilitation programs right in the building, and there's an on-site pharmacy and medication reminders, insulin shots, and help managing medicines. If a resident wants to keep busy, there's a daily slate of activities from yoga and stretching to arts and crafts, music, games, and fitness in a dedicated workout room, along with events such as movie nights, literary groups, a library, walkways outdoors, a garden, a hot tub spa, a craft room, and a community arts room, so there's always something to do and people to see.
Helpers can assist with all the basics-things like bathing, dressing, transfers, and personal care services, and home care is available for those who need it. There's a focus on letting residents keep as much independence as they'd like, all while having folks around who care and can assist if trouble pops up, and guests can visit, stay overnight, join for meals, or use guest parking, which is handy if family wants to come for a longer period. Housekeeping, maintenance, laundry, and linen changes are included with most options, and private housekeeping can be arranged too, plus there's salon and barber services, transportation help, and an emergency system throughout the community. On top of that, regular religious services provide support, and the community calendar, online directory, information about events, and member resources help people stay in the loop or get involved in groups, with strong ties to programs at local attractions, historic parks, food pantries, and festivals like the Main St. Classic Car Show and Chili Fest.
Folks pay by check or insurance, including Medicaid, and programs help with move-in coordination and set menu choices, especially if someone has dietary restrictions, and the business runs as a for-profit corporation licensed by the State of Texas under License No.: 148682 and Facility ID: 000811. Staff are described as caring and personable, and the community's kept comfortable with good air, new carpets, and attention to detail in everyday service. There are special programs and treatment units with their own unique names, some rooms for therapy or behavioral health needs, and event options for residents or community members, making it a place with a kinship feel, plenty of activity, and a simple way for seniors to live comfortably while still being part of the bigger world outside.
