Homesteady Assisted Living in Spring, TX is licensed as a residential care home and is equipped to handle a range of non-skilled medical needs. The community supports residents who require overnight monitoring, supplemental oxygen, special diets, or diabetic management with oral medications, and it welcomes adults under 60 who need an assisted-living setting. Care staff are trained to work with individuals who have mild dementia, aiming to keep routines predictable and supervision consistent.

The residence maintains a 24-hour nurse on call, uses only vetted team members, and staffs an awake night shift for continuous oversight. Security features include door alarms, perimeter fencing, personal emergency response systems, and staff on site around the clock. On-site podiatry and dental services reduce the need for off-campus appointments, and the home accepts residents with managed psychiatric conditions. Direct care covers full assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting. Mobility options range from basic walker support to one-person and Hoyer-lift transfers, and staff can care for residents who are entirely bed bound.

Private and semi-private rooms are available, some with in-suite bathrooms. Rooms come furnished, but residents may repaint or decorate to suit personal tastes. Cable service, routine housekeeping, scheduled laundry, and a backup generator for power interruptions are offered, though not every room includes every feature.

Meals follow a set menu with dietitian oversight for mechanical-chopped, pureed, thickened, vegetarian, or other physician-ordered modifications. Snacks are available throughout the day, and staff monitor intake for residents who need assistance or calorie tracking.

Amenities include outdoor smoking areas, pet-friendly policies, wheelchair-accessible common spaces, an on-site barber and beauty shop, internet access, communal gardens, scheduled religious services, a library, special-interest clubs, and community transportation for errands and appointments. It’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.