The 3 Best Assisted Living Facilities in Troy, TX

3 communities near Troy, TX

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Western Hills

3902 West Adams Avenue, Temple, TX 76504

Assisted Living

"I am so thankful to have found Brookdale Western Hills senior living center for my mother. From the very start the staff were kind, caring and compassionate. They went out of their way to help us get my sister moved in and made us feel right at home. I am so pleased with the work culture here and how they look after the residents; it really makes me confident that my mother is in good hands." -

From $3,600/mo

9.7

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Garden Estates of Temple Assisted Living Facility

5320 205 Loop, Temple, TX 76502

Assisted Living

"It's a wonderful place the food is good the care is amazing love the building nice rooms " - neena

From $3,680/mo

8.9

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Trustwell Living at Wildflower Place

706 Red Coat Drive, Temple, TX 76504

Assisted Living

"I'm so thankful for the care and attention that Wildflower Place has shown my family throughout our transition. Everyone was very helpful courteous and accommodating to my sister-in-law's needs. The living quarters are comfortable and efficient, with plenty of activities to keep the residents entertained. My sister in law is loving her new home, and I can't express enough how grateful I am for the..." -

From $4,118/mo

9.7

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