Located along Grapevine Lake in north-central Texas, Flower Mound is a suburban community and home to around 76,000 residents. Seniors aged 65 and older account for just over 9% of this population. Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia have had a growing impact on seniors in America in recent years. This is especially true for communities like Flower Mound, which has seen a dramatic increase in the number of Alzheimer’s-related deaths, with numbers climbing from 138 in 2014 to 267 in 2018—an increase of 93.48%.
To combat this concern, Flower Mound and its surrounding communities offer a variety of organizations and resources to support the needs of those impacted by this disease. Seniors living with dementia may benefit from the care and assistance offered at a memory care community, where highly trained professionals are on-site 24 hours a day to deliver personalized care and supervision along with specialized programming. This guide serves to provide an overview of memory care in Flower Mound, including a cost analysis of these services, options for financial assistance and a directory of facilities offering memory care. It also features a list of local resources to help seniors and their families navigate dementia.
Memory Care Facilities in Flower Mound, TX
4141 Long Prairie Road, Flower Mound, TX, 75028
Rosewood Assisted Living & Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas just south of the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and the Flower Mound Senior Center. Visitors say the community feels l
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Rosewood Assisted Living & Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas just south of the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and the Flower Mound Senior Center. Visitors say the community feels like home and describe the decor as elegant. Amenities include a hair stylist, church services, movies and a full activities schedule. The food is described by residents as wonderful and meals are provided three times a day. Visitors praise the leadership for their hands-on approach and willingness to help direct staff. They say the facility is clean, safe and includes a spa where residents can bathe in comfort.
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Rosewood Assisted Living & Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas just south of the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and the Flower Mound Senior Center. Visitors say the community feels l
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Rosewood Assisted Living & Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas just south of the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital and the Flower Mound Senior Center. Visitors say the community feels like home and describe the decor as elegant. Amenities include a hair stylist, church services, movies and a full activities schedule. The food is described by residents as wonderful and meals are provided three times a day. Visitors praise the leadership for their hands-on approach and willingness to help direct staff. They say the facility is clean, safe and includes a spa where residents can bathe in comfort.
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3201 Karnes Rd, Flower Mound, TX, 75022
We liked The Crossings at Flower Mound. We had already toured it once before too but since it was self-pay, we couldn’t get my mother-in-law in. We didn’t know about the veterans’ thing back then so n
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We liked The Crossings at Flower Mound. We had already toured it once before too but since it was self-pay, we couldn’t get my mother-in-law in. We didn’t know about the veterans’ thing back then so now we’re building on what we’ve learned since she went into another place. We liked The Crossings but they didn’t take Medicaid so we’re trying to see what we can do now.
It’s memory care and it’s very clean. They are very caring and they have things for the people to do where they don’t stay in the room bed all day. Yesterday, during our visit, they were planting a garden. They also have exercise programs, but we don’t know what kind. We also know my mother-in-law wouldn’t be able to do most of them.
When we looked at the rooms, they were very clean. They have one where you can be by yourself or you can have a bigger one to share. It’s a nice place in that respect and if we could have, we would have put her in there the first time, but we didn’t have the ability to at the time. The staff we met was very nice and very knowledgeable.
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We liked The Crossings at Flower Mound. We had already toured it once before too but since it was self-pay, we couldn’t get my mother-in-law in. We didn’t know about the veterans’ thing back then so n
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We liked The Crossings at Flower Mound. We had already toured it once before too but since it was self-pay, we couldn’t get my mother-in-law in. We didn’t know about the veterans’ thing back then so now we’re building on what we’ve learned since she went into another place. We liked The Crossings but they didn’t take Medicaid so we’re trying to see what we can do now.
It’s memory care and it’s very clean. They are very caring and they have things for the people to do where they don’t stay in the room bed all day. Yesterday, during our visit, they were planting a garden. They also have exercise programs, but we don’t know what kind. We also know my mother-in-law wouldn’t be able to do most of them.
When we looked at the rooms, they were very clean. They have one where you can be by yourself or you can have a bigger one to share. It’s a nice place in that respect and if we could have, we would have put her in there the first time, but we didn’t have the ability to at the time. The staff we met was very nice and very knowledgeable.
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4041 Long Prairie Road, Flower Mound, TX, 75028
COVID was an excuse for Avanti staff to do as little work as possible. My wife was not showered or shampooed regularly and her room and bathroom were dirty. Stay away! There are better places in th
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COVID was an excuse for Avanti staff to do as little work as possible. My wife was not showered or shampooed regularly and her room and bathroom were dirty. Stay away! There are better places in the area.
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COVID was an excuse for Avanti staff to do as little work as possible. My wife was not showered or shampooed regularly and her room and bathroom were dirty. Stay away! There are better places in th
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COVID was an excuse for Avanti staff to do as little work as possible. My wife was not showered or shampooed regularly and her room and bathroom were dirty. Stay away! There are better places in the area.
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6601 Raintree Place, Flower Mound, TX, 75022
This facility has secure entrances/exits so that dementia residents cannot wander out. Meals are usually home-cooked but not that varied. Can be tailored to special diets. Served at a large dining tab
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This facility has secure entrances/exits so that dementia residents cannot wander out. Meals are usually home-cooked but not that varied. Can be tailored to special diets. Served at a large dining table. Nice views to the outside, but the actual property has limited access. It’s a large home with no parking area for families or guests except for the country road on the side. The only wheelchair accessible entry is through the gated back patio and sidewalks are too narrow for wheelchair safety. Sprinklered but no real safe exits for those who are not mobile. Staff number and expertise is inconsistent. Not all seem specially trained for dealing with dementia especially at times where only one caregiver is there and several residents are upset or challenging. Care staff does the cooking and cleaning and laundering so those chores take time away from hands-on care. No real program of activities other than the TV or a table game with a couple of people playing. Large living area with comfortable recliners. Kitchen open and easily accessed by residents, which compromises safety and sanitation. Very narrow hallway to most of the bedrooms. Repairs not done in a timely fashion, such as for backed up septic system, dysfunctional toilets, broken microwave, etc. Minimal oversight by the state, even though licensed. No oversight from Flower Mound re the faulty septic system (undersized for the constant use), or the food prep/cleanliness, or the actual evacuation procedures for emergency. No curbs on road, drainage is with ditches by roads, and the downhill flow would easily flood the intersection that must be traveled to leave the subdivision in case of heavy rain. The entry to the front door is up a huge flight of concrete stairs with steep incline in the property.
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This facility has secure entrances/exits so that dementia residents cannot wander out. Meals are usually home-cooked but not that varied. Can be tailored to special diets. Served at a large dining tab
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This facility has secure entrances/exits so that dementia residents cannot wander out. Meals are usually home-cooked but not that varied. Can be tailored to special diets. Served at a large dining table. Nice views to the outside, but the actual property has limited access. It’s a large home with no parking area for families or guests except for the country road on the side. The only wheelchair accessible entry is through the gated back patio and sidewalks are too narrow for wheelchair safety. Sprinklered but no real safe exits for those who are not mobile. Staff number and expertise is inconsistent. Not all seem specially trained for dealing with dementia especially at times where only one caregiver is there and several residents are upset or challenging. Care staff does the cooking and cleaning and laundering so those chores take time away from hands-on care. No real program of activities other than the TV or a table game with a couple of people playing. Large living area with comfortable recliners. Kitchen open and easily accessed by residents, which compromises safety and sanitation. Very narrow hallway to most of the bedrooms. Repairs not done in a timely fashion, such as for backed up septic system, dysfunctional toilets, broken microwave, etc. Minimal oversight by the state, even though licensed. No oversight from Flower Mound re the faulty septic system (undersized for the constant use), or the food prep/cleanliness, or the actual evacuation procedures for emergency. No curbs on road, drainage is with ditches by roads, and the downhill flow would easily flood the intersection that must be traveled to leave the subdivision in case of heavy rain. The entry to the front door is up a huge flight of concrete stairs with steep incline in the property.
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3281 Long Prairie Road, Flower Mound, TX, 75022
The Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas, just above Grapevine Lake. Guests are delighted by a coffee pot, microwave and full-size refrigerator in each suite. Other s
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The Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas, just above Grapevine Lake. Guests are delighted by a coffee pot, microwave and full-size refrigerator in each suite. Other standout features of the room include a pantry, a sink and accessible showers with handrails. The Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care also receives praise for a bistro and a medication room that allow for medical privacy. Visitors always take note of the efficient layout of the facility that minimizes the number of trips in the elevator. Residents also love the grand piano and popcorn machine.
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The Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas, just above Grapevine Lake. Guests are delighted by a coffee pot, microwave and full-size refrigerator in each suite. Other s
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The Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care is located in Flower Mound, Texas, just above Grapevine Lake. Guests are delighted by a coffee pot, microwave and full-size refrigerator in each suite. Other standout features of the room include a pantry, a sink and accessible showers with handrails. The Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care also receives praise for a bistro and a medication room that allow for medical privacy. Visitors always take note of the efficient layout of the facility that minimizes the number of trips in the elevator. Residents also love the grand piano and popcorn machine.
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2501 Heritage Avenue, Grapevine, TX, 76051
The options the residents of Grand Brook have is the best. The facility is spacious and the residents have many options on where the can spend their day. There are multiple activities because one act
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The options the residents of Grand Brook have is the best. The facility is spacious and the residents have many options on where the can spend their day. There are multiple activities because one activity does not suit all so the residents are doing what their comfort level is. The 13 year chef is suburb in maintaining delicious meals which is custom prepared for each resident. The staff is above and beyond on the care of the residents. They develop loving relationships with the residents and day in, day out they give tender, loving care. The care is total from the Executive Director to the Facility Care department. There is constant care of the facility and any issue is addressed immediately. The staff keeps close communications with the medical staff and family of the smallest cut or cough. If you want THE BEST for your loved one don’t even bother looking anywhere else. The entire experience could not be better and my husband has been a resident there for over a year. — Mrs. Bob
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The options the residents of Grand Brook have is the best. The facility is spacious and the residents have many options on where the can spend their day. There are multiple activities because one act
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The options the residents of Grand Brook have is the best. The facility is spacious and the residents have many options on where the can spend their day. There are multiple activities because one activity does not suit all so the residents are doing what their comfort level is. The 13 year chef is suburb in maintaining delicious meals which is custom prepared for each resident. The staff is above and beyond on the care of the residents. They develop loving relationships with the residents and day in, day out they give tender, loving care. The care is total from the Executive Director to the Facility Care department. There is constant care of the facility and any issue is addressed immediately. The staff keeps close communications with the medical staff and family of the smallest cut or cough. If you want THE BEST for your loved one don’t even bother looking anywhere else. The entire experience could not be better and my husband has been a resident there for over a year. — Mrs. Bob
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477 West Main Street, Lewisville, TX, 75057
BeeHive Memory Care Old Town is more than a care facility – it is truly a home! The level of care is top-notch, but more than that, we are so appreciate of the exceptional staff who always have the w
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BeeHive Memory Care Old Town is more than a care facility – it is truly a home! The level of care is top-notch, but more than that, we are so appreciate of the exceptional staff who always have the well being of the residents in mind. We are very thankful for the peace of mind that comes from knowing our dad is safe and lovingly cared for.
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BeeHive Memory Care Old Town is more than a care facility – it is truly a home! The level of care is top-notch, but more than that, we are so appreciate of the exceptional staff who always have the w
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BeeHive Memory Care Old Town is more than a care facility – it is truly a home! The level of care is top-notch, but more than that, we are so appreciate of the exceptional staff who always have the well being of the residents in mind. We are very thankful for the peace of mind that comes from knowing our dad is safe and lovingly cared for.
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2215 Rockbrook Drive, Lewisville, TX, 75067
This community was awesome. I liked the layout and setup. It would be my number 1 choice. The director was warm and very interested in the care of the people. I saw her interacting with the elderly, a
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This community was awesome. I liked the layout and setup. It would be my number 1 choice. The director was warm and very interested in the care of the people. I saw her interacting with the elderly, and it seemed like she understood the situation. She was very helpful with all of the questions that I had.
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This community was awesome. I liked the layout and setup. It would be my number 1 choice. The director was warm and very interested in the care of the people. I saw her interacting with the elderly, a
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This community was awesome. I liked the layout and setup. It would be my number 1 choice. The director was warm and very interested in the care of the people. I saw her interacting with the elderly, and it seemed like she understood the situation. She was very helpful with all of the questions that I had.
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2129 Wallbrook Dr. , Lewisville, TX, 75067
2001 E. Kirkwood Boulevard, Southlake, TX, 76092
Silverado Southlake seemed to be the most well-rounded care center that we found. My stepdad has been there for about a month. It seems to be a much higher level of care. My stepdad has a basic shared
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Silverado Southlake seemed to be the most well-rounded care center that we found. My stepdad has been there for about a month. It seems to be a much higher level of care. My stepdad has a basic shared room, nothing special. They have some private rooms available. They have quite a bit of engagement programs.
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Silverado Southlake seemed to be the most well-rounded care center that we found. My stepdad has been there for about a month. It seems to be a much higher level of care. My stepdad has a basic shared
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Silverado Southlake seemed to be the most well-rounded care center that we found. My stepdad has been there for about a month. It seems to be a much higher level of care. My stepdad has a basic shared room, nothing special. They have some private rooms available. They have quite a bit of engagement programs.
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1080 W. Round Grove Road, Lewisville, TX, 75028
1165 W Round Grove Rd , Lewisville, TX, 75067
My mom moved into Avalon Memory Care – Lewisville about a month ago. The biggest part was the negotiation, the pricing, and the caretaker. It’s a new facility, so there are some growing pains, but the
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My mom moved into Avalon Memory Care – Lewisville about a month ago. The biggest part was the negotiation, the pricing, and the caretaker. It’s a new facility, so there are some growing pains, but they’re very caring, very doting, and most importantly my mother likes it there. She’s not easy to please, but they know how to make the residents feel good. The folks are very caring and very loving.
It’s very bright and cheery. Everything was colorful and bright. It made my mother feel that she’s not going into a nursing home. It’s a place that she could live, like her own home. I like the layout. They have outdoors. They have a little vegetable garden out there. They have a place where they can get their hair done. It’s not huge. I think there’s only like seven residents there. They need to do more activities.
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My mom moved into Avalon Memory Care – Lewisville about a month ago. The biggest part was the negotiation, the pricing, and the caretaker. It’s a new facility, so there are some growing pains, but the
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My mom moved into Avalon Memory Care – Lewisville about a month ago. The biggest part was the negotiation, the pricing, and the caretaker. It’s a new facility, so there are some growing pains, but they’re very caring, very doting, and most importantly my mother likes it there. She’s not easy to please, but they know how to make the residents feel good. The folks are very caring and very loving.
It’s very bright and cheery. Everything was colorful and bright. It made my mother feel that she’s not going into a nursing home. It’s a place that she could live, like her own home. I like the layout. They have outdoors. They have a little vegetable garden out there. They have a place where they can get their hair done. It’s not huge. I think there’s only like seven residents there. They need to do more activities.
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700 East State Hwy 114, Southlake, TX, 76092
400 Highland Drive, Lewisville, TX, 77904
Vista Ridge is located in a tranquil suburb of Lewisville, Texas, just minutes from Andrew Brown Park and several shopping centers. Residents and their loved ones say that this is a clean and tidy ass
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Vista Ridge is located in a tranquil suburb of Lewisville, Texas, just minutes from Andrew Brown Park and several shopping centers. Residents and their loved ones say that this is a clean and tidy assisted living and memory care community with kind and friendly staff. They also agree that Vista Ridge serves delicious chef-prepared food in an impressive dining room. Residents appreciate the wide variety of activities available at this facility, such as bingo games, craft-making projects, exercise classes, ice-cream socials, and off-site outings. They enjoy updating their look at the on-site beauty parlor.
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Vista Ridge is located in a tranquil suburb of Lewisville, Texas, just minutes from Andrew Brown Park and several shopping centers. Residents and their loved ones say that this is a clean and tidy ass
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Vista Ridge is located in a tranquil suburb of Lewisville, Texas, just minutes from Andrew Brown Park and several shopping centers. Residents and their loved ones say that this is a clean and tidy assisted living and memory care community with kind and friendly staff. They also agree that Vista Ridge serves delicious chef-prepared food in an impressive dining room. Residents appreciate the wide variety of activities available at this facility, such as bingo games, craft-making projects, exercise classes, ice-cream socials, and off-site outings. They enjoy updating their look at the on-site beauty parlor.
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COVID-19 Rules for Memory Care in Flower Mound
Since most COVID-19 rules for Memory Care Communities and other Senior Living Facilities are set at the state level, you can view the specific rules for your state on our Guide to Memory Care in Texas. Keep in mind that every community has specific policies that they put in place to protect their residents, so you should contact your local community for more information. Additionally, you can contact your local Area Agency on Aging to learn more – find contact information here.
What to Consider About Memory Care in Flower Mound
In Flower Mound and throughout the rest of the state, assisted living facilities, including those that offer memory care, are licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. These facilities are required to adhere to the state laws and regulations outlined by the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 247 and Texas Administrative Code.
Benefits and Drawbacks of Memory Care in Flower Mound
- Seniors in Flower Mound have access to a wealth of recreational activities, such as boating, fishing, hiking and horseback riding, or a round of golf at Bridlewood Golf Club. Seniors can enjoy shows at the Productions Theater and performances by the local orchestra and community choir throughout the year. The town library hosts frequent events and activities for seniors to attend, including book clubs, movie screenings and educational seminars.
- While seniors in Flower Mound aren’t subject to cold winters, the summertime can be very hot, with temperatures reaching up to 95 degrees. It’s a good idea to find out what safety measures a facility has in place to prevent residents from wandering and being overexposed to these intense conditions.
- Crime is very low in Flower Mound which may offer seniors and their families peace of mind. Ranked on a scale from 1 to 100, with 100 representing high crime, the town receives a rating of 8 for violent crime and 15.5 for property crime. These rates are significantly lower than the U.S. national averages, which score 22.7 and 35.4 in the same categories, respectively.
- While Texas tends to be an affordable option for retirees, the cost of living in Flower Mound is quite high, largely due to the area’s high housing costs. At an index score of 119, the overall cost of living is above both the statewide average of93.9 and the U.S. national average of 100. Seniors may have to budget accordingly when considering care options.
- Financially, seniors can benefit from the state’s tax-friendly policies. As there is no state income tax in Texas, Social Security retirement benefits and any other forms of retirement income will not be subject to taxation.
- Seniors have access to quality health care services at Texas Health Presbyterian Flower Mound Hospital. Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, which is home to one of the country’s top neuroscience programs, is also located just 5 miles from Flower Mound in the town of Grapevine.
Paying for Memory Care in Flower Mound
In Flower Mound, seniors pay an average of $5,244 per month for memory care services, which are traditionally 20-30% higher than traditional assisted living. Memory care cost data is unavailable, so these rates have been calculated based on assisted living costs reported by the Genworth Cost of Care Survey 2021 plus 25%.
The Cost of Memory Care in Nearby Cities
Memory care in Flower Mound is slightly more expensive than the statewide average. Houston is similarly priced at $5,306 per month, and the capital city, Austin, is much higher at $6,681. The most affordable option is Texarkana where seniors can expect to pay an average of $3,463 per month. Other budget-friendly options include San Antonio and El Paso, which cost $4,266 and $4,688 per month, respectively.
The Cost of Other Types of Senior Care
Adult day care is the least expensive care option in Flower Mound at $1,517, followed by assisted living at $4,195. Seniors looking to age in place can hire homemaker services or a home health aide for $4,862 per month. At nursing home facilities, semiprivate rooms cost $5,627 per month and private rooms are $8,460.
Nursing Home Facility (semiprivate room)
Nursing Home Facility (private room)
Note: Care cost data for Flower Mound was not available, so data for the closest city, Dallas, was used instead.
Financial Assistance for Memory Care in Flower Mound
In Flower Mound, there are options for seniors who need financial assistance paying for Memory Care. For more information about other options, who qualifies, and how to apply, Memory Care in Texas page.
More Ways to Pay for Memory Care
While many families use their own funds or personal assets to pay for memory care, there are plenty of additional options to cover these costs. Some additional ways to finance memory care costs include:
- Veterans Benefits
- Life Insurance Policy
- Long-Term Care Insurance
- Reverse Mortgage
For more information about different ways to finance memory care, visit our Memory Care in Texas page.
Free Memory Care Resources in Flower Mound
There are a number of nonprofit organizations and resources available to support the needs of seniors with dementia in Flower Mound and its surrounding communities. These groups offer services ranging from care consultations to support groups, educational programs and opportunities for social engagement.
The North Central Texas Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association is a valuable resource for seniors, family members and caregivers impacted by dementia. It offers a range of services such as educational programs, community forums and support groups, as well as care consultations to give seniors personalized assessments, assistance with care coordination and referrals to local services. The organization also runs Resources for Enhancing Alzheimer’s Caregiver Health (REACH)—a program unique to the North Central Texas Chapter that provides individualized support to help caregivers build skills needed to properly care for seniors with dementia.
The North Central Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) helps connect seniors with information, referrals to long-term services and support programs in their area, including financial aid programs, veterans benefits, legal assistance and support groups.
The North Central Texas Area Agency on Aging provides access to resources and services to support the needs of adults age 60 and older, as well as their family members and caregivers. This includes information about statewide and federal programs, educational programming and a range of direct health and social services. Funded in part by Texas Health and Human Services Commission, this organization operates across 14 counties in north-central Texas, including Denton County.
Songs & Smiles is a nonprofit organization created to support families through their Alzheimer's journey. It features a variety of programs and resources to keep seniors and their family members connected at every stage of dementia, including singalongs, family photo sessions, informational magazines and educational workshops.
The James L. West Center for Dementia Care is a faith-based, not-for-profit organization serving seniors impacted by dementia. In addition to its residential care, respite and day programs, the organization offers free educational classes, training seminars and workshops for family members and caregivers.
Memory Care Laws and Regulations in Flower Mound
Flower Mound Memory Care Communities must adhere to the comprehensive set of state laws and regulations that all Memory Care Facilities in Texas are required to follow. Visit our Memory Care in Texas page for more information about these laws.
