Lakehouse On Dixie

Lakehouse On Dixie is a small, family-owned assisted living home sitting on 10 peaceful acres off Dixie Farm Road in Pearland, Texas, with a spring-fed lake right at the center where birds, turtles, and other wildlife like to gather, and there's a bright, sunny house with big windows so you can look out at the water or see nature whenever you want, and all the bedrooms have lots of natural light and outdoor views, which gives a calming, peaceful feeling. The state-licensed care home offers different living choices, from independent living in a social environment for active seniors, to apartment-style or residential-style assisted living, and there's even specialized memory care for folks living with Alzheimer's or dementia in a secure, supervised setting with tailored programs and higher staff support for those who need more help or supervision. The staff are around day and night, giving assistance with things like bathing, dressing, housekeeping, laundry, medication, and meals, with one or two home-cooked meals each day available, and families can choose what they need as either bundled or extra services, so there's flexibility if someone needs more help as time goes on. The high staff-to-resident ratio makes it possible for everyone to get the attention they need, whether someone requires only light help or much heavier care, and individualized care plans mean staff try to adjust what they do for each person depending on their abilities and conditions. There's a focus on making the place homelike, with comfortable lounge seating, seasonal decorations, updated interiors, and a steady schedule of social, educational, and recreational activities to help residents stay active, healthy, and connected; plus there are large common areas both inside and out, private baths, beautician service, full tubs, wheelchair-friendly showers, and spaces for residents to park cars if they drive. Lakehouse On Dixie is set up to be safe and supportive, with options for hospice care and home health services on site when that time comes, and transportation for medical appointments is offered for a fee. There's extra care for people who need special memory care, and the staff welcome new residents, asking for a negative COVID-19 test before move-in. Tours are available, and there's a photo gallery and videos of the residence and rooms for those interested. The community is suited for both those who can walk or need wheelchairs, and pets and visiting family can enjoy the wildlife and views that come with the spring-fed lake.