The Legacy at Crystal Falls

The Legacy at Crystal Falls sits in Leander, Texas, offering both assisted living and memory care in a secure, purpose-built building, and with staff and nurses always awake and available around the clock, so you'll find help any time of day or night, and residents can ask for assistance whenever needed, whether it's for health, safety, or daily chores. The community has a strong focus on residents who need memory care, with protections like alarms on wandering bracelets and secured doors, making it possible for folks with Alzheimer's or other conditions that cause difficult behaviors or wandering to remain safe, and the design allows care for 31 residents with memory loss out of a licensed total of 138. Full support is provided for daily activities-dressing, bathing, eating, taking medicine, or moving around, even with mechanical lifts if someone can't walk or stand up on their own reliably, and there's help for diabetic management, from checking blood sugar to giving reminders about insulin, though staff can't do the injections themselves. Pets such as small dogs and cats are welcome, and staff will help residents care for their animals, which can be important to some people, and there's plenty of room for walks outside or shared areas to relax in, both indoors and out, including a library, game room, and pleasant walking paths. The care team includes RNs, LPNs, and medication care managers, with outside health professionals like physical, occupational, and speech therapists, a podiatrist, and a dentist coming in by appointment, so regular check-ups can happen on-site, and there's a full-time activity director planning things like yoga, brain games, art, stretching, singing, Wii Bowling, and special outings, with a variety of cultural and pet-centered programs as well. All meals come from a professional chef and include options for special diets, such as low salt or sugar, plus three meals a day and snacks, and families can reserve a private dining room for visits and special occasions. Staff make beds, clean rooms, and do laundry so residents don't have to, and folks get help with incontinence if needed, whether it means reminders or light hands-on support, and those who struggle with behavior or who may try to leave the property are tracked and supported with supervision and technology. Residents can park their own cars, use the community's scheduled transportation for errands and appointments, and enjoy housekeeping, beauty salon services, and devotional activities right on site. Private rooms include easy-to-use showers, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, phones, and air conditioning each person can set for themselves, and the safety system includes a 24-hour call feature for any urgent need. The community tries to plan care to fit each person's history, interests, and health, letting people age in place comfortably, and the atmosphere is friendly with staff and neighbors who pitch in to help, offering several options for those who might want to stay for a short recovery or respite, or for those who are looking to move in long-term.