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Community shortlist checklist
Checks to finish before you visit an assisted living community: license, inspection reports, care types, payment options and a first phone call.
Assisted living in Austin, TX
5 assisted living communities are listed in Austin. They are sorted by how complete they are, most complete first. Each shows the care offered, Medicaid status and a direct phone number where known.
The Pavilion at Great Hills
11819 Pavilion Blvd, Austin, TX
- Care offered
- Assisted living, Memory care
- Price from (monthly)
- $3,070 a month
- Phone
- (512) 249-0500
Parmer Woods at North Austin
12429 Scofield Farms Dr, Austin, TX
- Care offered
- Assisted living, Memory care
- Price from (monthly)
- $3,350 a month
- Phone
- (512) 835-9080
Longhorn Village
12501 Longhorn Parkway, Austin, TX
- Care offered
- Assisted living, Independent living, Memory care, Skilled nursing
- Phone
- (512) 266-5600
Querencia at Barton Creek
2500 Barton Creek Blvd, Austin, TX
- Care offered
- Assisted living, Independent living, Memory care, Skilled nursing
- Phone
- (512) 610-9401
Westminster
4100 Jackson Avenue, Austin, TX
- Care offered
- Assisted living, Independent living, Memory care, Skilled nursing
- Phone
- (512) 454-4711
Best for
- Memory care: The Pavilion at Great Hills, Parmer Woods at North Austin, Longhorn Village, Querencia at Barton Creek, Westminster
- Pet friendly: The Pavilion at Great Hills, Parmer Woods at North Austin
- Transportation provided: The Pavilion at Great Hills
Questions
- How many assisted living communities are listed in Austin, TX?
- 5 communities in Austin are listed: The Pavilion at Great Hills, Parmer Woods at North Austin, Longhorn Village, Querencia at Barton Creek, Westminster.
- Which communities in Austin offer memory care?
- Memory care: The Pavilion at Great Hills, Parmer Woods at North Austin, Longhorn Village, Querencia at Barton Creek, Westminster.
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