The Wesleyan at Estrella

I am a friend or relative of a resident

The Wesleyan at Estrella is owned by the United Methodist Church and operates as a non-profit. In fact, the church considers the assisted living community to be part of their ministry. On the plus side, there's no buy-in charge - only a flat monthly fee for all services provided. Due to the church connection, Wesleyan offers chapel services and a chaplain. Their assisted living program is very well run with quality, skilled care. I believe they also offer a separate section of housing units for memory care patients (dementia, Alzeheimers). Amenities and social events are plentiful with scheduled activities, exercise classes, outings, concierge services, and games for residents. Each housing unit is equipped with a 24-hour call alarm, which is an excellent safety feature for responding to falls or accidents. Housing units are spacious and nicely designed with all appliances included. The food is decent and seems healthy. Overall, Wesleyan is a good choice if you're looking for a non-profit organization with a focus on assisted living, amenities, spiritual development, and social interaction among residents.

I am a professional in the Texas and have referred clients to The Wesleyan at Estrella, which is a continuing care retirement community.

It seems there are alot of positives: this is a United Methodist church-related, not-for-profit community; all levels of care are offered (independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing home & rehabilitation); and they even offer Hospice services.

In addition, this community offers beautiful surroundings & quality services to residents, provided by a caring & involved staff.

Overall, this continuing care community appears to offer quality, comprehensive care-living options for seniors desiring to live within one setting, regardless of their changing needs.