The 6 Best Continuing Care Retirement Communities in Austin, TX

Where does small-town charm meet metro-cosmopolitan? Where do excellence, tradition and innovation intersect? Where can you have more fun in retirement than just about anywhere? Right here — in a true Austin original. As part of the Life Care Services® family of Life Plan Communities — the nation’s leading developer and manager of senior living communities — Westminster has the resources...

Querencia at Barton Creek is a not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community with Assisted Living, Memory Care and Skilled Nursing Care on 38 acres of land in the Barton Creek area of Southwest Austin. This Life Care Community provides up to 39 accommodations. A short list of its amenities include a library, chapel, outdoor terraces, multipurpose activity rooms, fitness and wellness center...

"Westminster is a wonderful place to live and work. The staff are friendly and caring, and the benefits are great. The residents are smart and funny, and they appreciate all that Westminster does to make their home extraordinary. Two very enthusiastic thumbs up!" - Oto

Buckner Villas Retirement Community (formerly Marilyn M Campbell Center) is a non-profit assisted living community by Buckner Retirement Services with 34 beds. Some of the features and amenities in Independent Living include units with spacious closets, ceiling fans, kitchen appliances, all maintenance included, linen service, individually controlled air and heating systems, plus guest rooms and ...

Welcome to Focused Care At Stonebriar, a large continuing care retirement community in Austin, TX. Focused Care At Stonebriar is located at 110 East Live Oak Street, and offers assisted living services for older adults. If you’re assessing whether a continuing care retirement community

Welcome to Ware Memorial Care Center, a large continuing care retirement community in Amarillo, TX. Ware Memorial Care Center is located at 400 West 14Th Street Bldg A, and offers assisted living services for older adults. If you’re assessing whether a continuing care retirement community