Stephenville Crossing serves seniors in Stephenville, TX, with lots of different living options, so folks can choose what fits best, whether that's independent living, assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing, and they've also got affordable apartments for those over 62 or people who have handicaps, plus if someone's worried about costs, it's a Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and HUD-subsidized place, so rent can be based on 30% of adjusted income, which helps people manage on fixed budgets without losing access to clean, safe apartments with nice touches like wood floors, oversized closets, ceiling fans, big walk-in pantries, newly upgraded kitchens with energy-efficient appliances, central air and heating, and either studio or one-bedroom layouts. Residents can bring their pets, enjoy the gardens, visit the fitness center, or relax in the community room while the full-time activity directors plan events, social programs, and outings, and if something breaks, 24-hour emergency maintenance steps in to fix it. For daily needs, there's a laundry facility, free high-speed internet, a smoke-free environment, disability access, and an on-site leasing office and management, and the community itself has a friendly, close-knit feel where staff have received recognition for kindness, helpfulness, and keeping up a positive atmosphere.
Lots of services cover care as folks age or their health needs change, so there's help with daily living tasks, medication, or memory care for those who need it, with trained aides on hand to offer companionship, support, and supervision, which is nice if someone needs a little extra structure now and then; there are caregiver homes if someone prefers a residential setting too. The area around Stephenville Crossing isn't lacking either, with three cafes on the property and even more choices nearby, from Grumps and Little Caesars Pizza to Golden Chick, and with over fifty different restaurants, plus coffee at Greer's Ranch Cafe or Starbucks. Hospitals like Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Stephenville sit close by, along with seventeen doctors' offices, local pharmacies like H-E-B and Walgreens, and a broad network of places to worship, theaters for entertainment, parks like Heritage Park and Memorial Stadium, and plenty of transportation options-seven in total-so getting to appointments or running errands is straightforward, especially with community social workers ready to guide folks to the resources that fit their situation.
Stephenville Crossing uses a careful application process since its affordable apartments fill up, requiring things like proof of income, references, and background checks, with small non-refundable fees to get started, and it's built for people who fit specific age or income guidelines, trying to make housing both safe and fairly priced. Amenities focus on both physical and social well-being, so besides the fitness center, there are activity rooms, computer centers, group meals, and resident gardens for folks who like to keep busy, along with chef-prepared meal services, and everything gets planned to bring people together, share stories, and build friendships that make each day feel a little brighter.
