The Heritage of Meyerland is a dedicated memory-care community equipped to serve residents living with all stages of dementia, including advanced conditions. Care plans routinely address safety concerns such as wandering, elopement risk, and reversed sleep patterns, and the staff is trained to manage oxygen therapy, specialized diets, younger residents under 60, and diabetes—both oral-med and insulin-managed. Residents who need full assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, or toileting receive that help without additional fees, and the team can accommodate mobility needs ranging from simple walker support to two-person or Hoyer-lift transfers.
Clinical oversight is provided by an RN or LPN on site, backed by a nurse on call 24/7. Night staff remain awake, and every employee undergoes background checks. Safety measures include secured doors with alarms, a fenced rear area, and in-room pull cords that alert staff. On-site services cover medication management, primary-care and psychiatrist rounds, podiatry, dental care, and rehabilitative therapies, so most routine medical appointments can be handled without leaving the building.
Apartments come furnished and include a private bathroom, basic cable, and housekeeping with scheduled laundry, and residents may personalize walls with their own paint and décor. A backup generator is installed for power continuity, and not every unit contains each amenity, so prospective residents should verify specific room features during a tour.
Dining offers both set menus and made-to-order options, with snacks available throughout the day, in-room meal service when needed, and a private dining room for family gatherings. The kitchen can prepare mechanical-chopped, puréed, thickened-liquid, vegetarian, and other physician-ordered diets, ensuring nutrition plans align with medical and personal preferences.
Residents have access to outdoor smoking areas, fully wheelchair-accessible common spaces, an on-site barber and beauty salon, a movie room, internet connectivity, communal gardens, regular religious services, a library, hobby clubs, and scheduled pet-therapy visits.