House of Hope sits at 5100 Stone Lake Dr in Wichita Falls, Texas, and stays open every day from 8:30 in the morning until 8:00 at night, offering care for seniors who need assisted living or memory care, and they've got long-term and short-term nursing care available too, all delivered by licensed nurses and trained caregivers who are on hand 24 hours a day. House of Hope helps residents with daily things like showering, dressing, bathroom needs, grooming, and even has hairdresser services and a beauty salon, along with things like laundry, dry cleaning, and help at mealtimes, so nobody has to worry about the details. Folks with memory problems, including those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, have dedicated services here with special programs, activities, and care plans, along with secure and protected areas set up to keep everyone safe, including locked sections to keep people from wandering, security systems day and night, and staff who stay trained in dementia care.
There are three special suites-Azalea, Bluebonnet, and Crepe Myrtle-set up for dementia residents, with private rooms and bathrooms, views of the courtyards, and the whole environment designed to reduce confusion or stress, so whether you're looking at a studio, a single room, a two-bedroom apartment, or a semi-private option in the nursing area, you're getting a setup that fits your needs. Meals and snacks come tailored to each resident's diet, especially for folks managing things like diabetes or high blood pressure, and the kitchens often prepare food right there in the suite to keep the feeling homey. There's help with medication, wound care, podiatry visits, and occupational therapy, and a Certified Activity Director who organizes everything from weekly chapel services to birthday celebrations, craft programs, music therapy, pet visits, fitness, outings, tabletop games, and other chances to keep active and engaged.
Family can visit, join meals in a private room, and even stay overnight thanks to guest rooms, while the living areas-complete with reading rooms, jacuzzis, a fitness center, recreation areas, gardens, and scheduled events-give people plenty of chances to socialize, relax, or spend quiet time if they want. There's internet, cable TV, accessible bathrooms, safety features, sprinkler systems, guest parking, and even a space for family gatherings. House of Hope works with the Alzheimer's Association and runs support groups for families who want help dealing with the ups and downs of memory care, and they also coordinate with personal doctors to make sure each resident gets an individualized care plan that fits them, centering support on what each person actually needs as their memory or health changes. Families can find long-term care insurance options, and transportation is available for appointments or trips out, so both daily life and special occasions have plenty of structure along with flexibility.
