Argent Court of Jourdanton sits near Highway 97 in Jourdanton, TX, and serves seniors who want a mix of independent and assisted living, memory care, and respite care in one place and they let folks bring their own things and even small pets like dogs, cats, or fish to help keep that home-like feeling. The building fits up to 57 residents, and you can see they've worked to make things comfortable, safe, and easy to get around with features like wheelchair accessible showers, private apartments with kitchenettes, cable TV, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi. People there get meals cooked by a professional chef, with options for special diets, and guests can join them, plus the facility keeps things clean and has laundry and housekeeping services included.
You'll see caring, trained staff help with everyday tasks like bathing, dressing, transfers, medication, and other daily needs, and medical help's ready with up to 16 hours of nursing support and caregivers on site every hour of the day. Memory care's in place for those who need it, and folks can stay temporarily through respite care or longer if needed, and they can live out most of their days in familiar surroundings. Therapy sessions help residents and families through tough times, and the staff is known to offer kind help and gentle support no matter the care level, and there's always a focus on keeping each person comfortable and respected.
If you visit, you'll see a neat and tidy community with indoor and outdoor common areas, gardens, walking paths, a library, movie theater, activity rooms for arts and music, fitness programs, and regular events including religious services. Life at Argent Court allows men and women, and pets too, and you'll find groups for games, crafts, fitness, devotional time, and social events, both in the building and out with provided transportation and parking. There's also a beauty salon, a spa room, and even ties with local florists, so residents can get flowers brought right to them, which brings a bit of brightness.
Safety's a big deal there, as they keep up with Texas licensing and health inspections, use emergency alert systems, and give residents as much independence as their health allows, helping them age in place. The whole place feels much like a small town community, where staff and neighbors watch out for each other, and where residents' personal routines and needs shape how care gets delivered. Every day, meals are served family-style, and everyone's encouraged to join activities or just relax how they choose, so people can keep making friends, staying active, and enjoying their lives as best they can.
