Meridian Senior

Meridian Senior offers many types of care and living for older adults, and the staff work to meet each person's needs, so you'll see assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, home health, and hospice under their roof, and some of their properties have programs and features with special names just for their residents, like Montessori Moments in Time™ for folks living with Alzheimer's or dementia, which means purposeful activities that help with memory and making each day worthwhile, and other programs like Revolution In Motion™ and Eldergrow™ help enrich the daily lives of residents, so if someone needs extra help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or medicine, there's support, and their communities, such as Broadmoor Place and Isle at Watercrest Bryan in Bryan, Texas, provide a range of services and amenities including pet-friendly rooms, handicap access, high-speed internet, transportation, and plenty of options for recreation like a game room, library, walking paths, gardens, a fitness center, salon, and even a spa or wellness area, and small, family-like facilities help residents feel at home, plus there are apartments for more independent folks who just want an easy lifestyle with social activities, or full nursing homes with 24-hour care for those needing constant support, and for those who need different types of care, they've got continuing care options so people can age in place, starting more active and staying as their needs change, and for those who want to stay at home, their agencies send trained aides for non-medical help and friendships, while the memory care section is secured and designed to prevent wandering and confusion, featuring 24-hour support and lots of activities meant to boost cognitive function, and nursing care covers short- and long-term needs, like wound care, rehab, and help after hospital stays, and board and care homes sit right in neighborhoods with live-in caregivers on hand, so the whole focus is on a safe, engaging, and active life whether someone's healthy and independent or needs more help, and Meridian Senior is licensed to support up to 60 residents in Texas and gives staff plenty of ways to grow and learn, making it a place that works hard for residents who want comfort, care, and support in a community that tries to value everyone's social, physical, and spiritual needs.