33 Assisted Living Communities in Plano, Texas

The average cost of assisted living in the city is $4,350 a month. This guide is a starting point covering the cost of assisted living care in the city, as well as financing options to pay for it. You’ll find in-depth information on 33 Assisted Living Communities in Plano and several in surrounding areas. The Cost of Senior Care in Plano, TX

Assisted Living: $4,350
Nursing Home Care: $5,064
In-home Care: $4,004
Adult Day Health Services: $1,408

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Reviews of Assisted Living Facilities in Plano

Amy Torrescano

October 12, 2022

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Bader House of Plano

Our family had a horrible experience here. We were told medications would be the last resort and this was not true. The physician who comes to this facility to see residents wouldn\'t listen to our concerns or wants. In fact when we asked to taper off meds he increased them. Our LO was placed on some heavy duty psych meds and they had never taken any of this type of medication before. We were told that the residents would be active throughout the day and most of the time when we came to visit the residents were sitting around, watching tv or in their rooms. We believed we were getting the best based on the monthly rate for this place and the promises made during the tour. Our LO was accused of \"aggressive\" behavior which basically was due to them being asked to leave other resident\'s rooms. They leave the resident\'s rooms unlocked throughout the day so it\'s no wonder they wander around into places they shouldn\'t be. We were told our LO needed an inpatient psychiatric admission. At that point we went to go pick up our LO and all of their belongings because we were fed up with their poor care. We wrote to the administration after about all of our concerns and never received a reply. We sent it certified so we know it was received. Our LO was there less than 3 months and they would not refund any of the $1500 move-in fee. Also, the turnover here is ridiculous. Staff would leave and we would have no explanation. I\'ve recently learned their admissions director is now at another facility, too. The end of our story was we took our LO home and they were perfectly fine. We found another facility where they are happy and well cared for. There are no heavy meds in place and no need to go to a psych facility. For the $6500 monthly rate at Bader House you definitely do not get what you pay for and they take no accountability. It\'s a beautiful facility but that means nothing if they residents are not well cared for. I hope this will help another family avoid a bad experience.

Jeannie

May 3, 2021

I visited this facilityReview of Sunrise of Plano

I thought Sunrise of Plano was very nice and very well kept. The people there were very friendly and very helpful. I went first thing in the morning, and people were just starting to get up and around, so I haven't had a chance to visit it when there are a lot of people out, but everything was kept very clean. I like the rooms. They were very nice. Aside from the pricing being a bit expensive, the only thing was it didn't include cable and landlines, but only Wi-Fi, so you were going to have to spend extra on that. The independent living only provided two meals a day, which isn't a really big deal because most elderly people only eat two meals a day anyway, so that was okay. I liked that they took pets, and they were very good about that, because my mother has a cat. Overall, the facility was really nice. It was very bright, and there was a lot of light coming in. The menu options that they had were really good, and the grounds were really nice. I met four people there, and they were all very friendly, and everyone I met there had a lot of seniority. They had all been with the facility for at least nine years, which I liked. It would be a nice facility for my mom, but her financial fund is quite limited, so I may have to look for some options that are a little bit less expensive.

Mike

March 6, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of The Waterford at Plano

My sister, my wife, and I toured The Waterford at Plano and it was an excellent experience. We spent some time with Stephanie and Missy, who was the supervisor or general manager of Waterford, and they were very nice and answered all our questions. We toured a studio and a one-bedroom apartment in the assisted living, and then when we talked further about my mother, they said, "Look, she does not require what is needed. She could live in the independent living." My mother is able to dress herself and take showers by herself, so we determined that independent living would be fine for her, and that's where we went and toured a one-bedroom apartment in that section. It was very clean and they were getting it ready for the next resident. We brought my mother to look at it shortly thereafter, and she loved the common areas, the dining, the exercise places, and just meeting people. Being told what the activities were she really wants to take part in the physical exercise activities and other social events. Everything worked out well. They had a special going on where February was basically free, from $20.21, and we're going to sign all the papers. We'll get her moved in probably soon. We also know people who have stayed there through a friend, and they liked the food a lot. We also read some reviews and people seemed to like it. The menu looked very good. They seemed to have a lot of offerings and flexibilities for people as needed. The facility was very well kept, very clean, the decor was very nice.

Gayle

February 9, 2021

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of The Waterford at Plano

My father is at The Waterford at Plano. It's excellent so far, and I'm very happy. I think the staff is great, warm, caring, friendly, and very helpful. He's very comfortable. He has a very nice sized apartment, it's clean, neat, and everything's great. I've eaten there as well. The food is nutritional, well-balanced, cooked and seasoned very well. He's a little limited on activities because he's vision impaired, but they have plenty of activities. He is able to participate in some of them, so I give them good marks on that as well. He's been there a week, and I think everything is just going great. I have no complaints, and I think they're all doing a wonderful job. It's a great facility. They make you feel very welcome, they're very attentive, and they take good care of you.

Dee

October 12, 2019

I visited this facilityReview of Brookdale Creekside

Brookdale Creekside was very nice, but I couldn't afford it. It was kind of depressing because all they had was memory care, and my husband is still somewhat active. There wouldn't be many there he could communicate or do anything with. The lady staff was very nice, helpful, kind, and explained everything about their facility very well. The bathrooms and showers were very small, and you had to go down the hall for bigger shower facilities, and I didn't really like that part. They had memory games set up around the facility.

Joyce

October 9, 2019

I visited this facilityReview of Sunrise of Plano

We were very impressed with Sunrise of Plano. The place was excellent, it was lovely, and very nice. We went to check the independent portion of it. The place was clean and nothing caught our eye. The staff who gave us the tour was fine. She was a lovely lady who was knowledgeable and very pleasant.

Victoria

October 3, 2019

I visited this facilityReview of Brookdale Collin Oaks

Brookdale Collin Oaks was an older place, but it was OK, and they kept it clean. We went for lunch, which was good. The person who gave us the tour was nice. The room I saw was roomy and spacious enough.

September 3, 2019

I am a friend or relative of a current/past residentReview of Prestonwood Rehabilitation & Nursing Center

My mother is at the Prestonwood Rehabilitation & Nursing Center. The care has been fine. I have no issues except that they're very expensive. They have group activities and individual exercises. I'm very satisfied with the cleanliness and upkeep. Her room is acceptable and the size is OK. She has a private room, and every room has a window, so you get good natural light. The staff is accommodating, but there could be an improved response time when she hits her call button for assistance. She likes the food. The facility has an institutional feel.

Reviewer080219

August 6, 2019

I visited this facilityReview of Sunrise of Plano

Sunrise of Plano was nice, but the food was not all that good. The staff was fine. They had exercise programs, but not many activities going on at that time. The dining area was nice. The room size and layout were fine, really pretty, and light.

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Assisted Living Costs in Plano

Genworth’s 2018 Cost of Care study shows that the average monthly price for assisted living in Plano is $4,350, which is higher than the state ($3,795) and national ($4,000) averages. Plano assisted living is more expensive than surrounding areas, such as Waco ($3,695), Tyler ($3,800) and Sherman ($3,694).

Assisted living costs statewide range from under $2,300 in Texarkana ($2,265) and El Paso ($2,250) up to $5,190 in Austin.

Note: Senior care cost data wasn’t available for Plano, so data for the closest city, Dallas, was used.

The Cost of Assisted Living in Surrounding Areas

Care Cost Comparison

Costs for residential senior care services in Plano, which include room and board, start at $4,350 per month for assisted living and go up to $5,064 per month for 24-hour, skilled nursing care. Nursing home care is provided in an institutional setting, while seniors in assisted living have more independence and a private living space, such as a small apartment. In-home services cost $4,004 for a homemaker and $4,040 for a home health aide, while community-based care is $1,408 per month for adult day health services.

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Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Plano

Medicaid in Texas

Medicaid is the federally mandated, government-funded program that provides low-income seniors, children and some adults with no-cost health care coverage. Medicaid is jointly funded by state and federal governments and administered at the state level.

By law, every Medicaid plan must include specific mandatory benefits:

Transportation to Medicaid-funded medical services
X-rays and laboratory tests
Primary physician services
Long-term care in a nursing facility
Inpatient and outpatient hospital services

Each state has the option to provide additional, state-specific benefits through Medicaid waivers and programs that may cover:

Dental, optometry, chiropractic and podiatry services
Dentures, eyeglasses and prosthetics
Occupational, physical or speech therapy
Hospice care
Additional diagnostic and preventative health services
Personal care and private-duty nursing services
Prescription and over-the-counter medications
Case management

The Texas Medicaid program is administered by the Department of Health and Human Services and delivered through county-specific managed care organizations.

Qualify for Long-term Medicaid Coverage

In order to qualify for long-term Medicaid coverage that includes access to home care, nursing facility care and community-based nursing home diversion programs, seniors must meet income and asset criteria.

Seniors must also be permanent Texas residents; have a valid Social Security number; be U.S. citizens or qualified immigrants and require nursing home level care for at least 30 continuous days.

Income limits are set at $2,313 per person, per month and include income from most sources, such as wages, investments and alimony payments. Applicants must also own no more than $2,000 worth of countable assets, ($3,000 per couple), which includes all cash and investments, and all real estate except for an owner-occupied home worth up to $585,000.

Community Spouse Income and Asset Exemptions

When only one spouse of a married couple needs long-term Medicaid services, special income and asset rules apply to ensure the non-applicant (community) spouse has sufficient resources to live on. The non-applicant doesn’t need to contribute financially towards their spouses’ care, therefore, their income isn’t considered for Medicaid qualification purposes.

The community spouse may qualify for up to $3,160.50 per month of income transferred from the applicant under the minimum monthly needs allowance rule. It allows the non-applicant to keep the lesser of 50% or $126,420 of the couple’s joint assets, excluding the owner-occupied home worth up to $585,000 and one vehicle.

STAR+PLUS Medicaid Managed Care Program

Seniors who meet the criteria for long-term Medicaid coverage may qualify for home and community-based services through STAR+PLUS, a Texas Medicaid nursing home diversion program. STAR+PLUS is also open to seniors who already live in a nursing facility who want to transition into an assisted living setting.

STAR+PLUS lets seniors aged 65 and older age in place in an assisted living setting by funding the medical and nonmedical services seniors need to remain safe and independent in the community. STAR+PLUS services and supports are assigned based on medical need and include skilled and intermittent nursing, medical supplies and adaptive aids, respite and personal care and rehab therapy.

Plano residents in Denton County can choose between the Superior Health Plan and the United Healthcare Community Plan. Collin County is covered under the STAR+PLUS Dallas Service Area where the plan providers are Amerigroup, Molina Healthcare of Texas and Superior Health Plan.

To learn more about Medicaid and the STAR+PLUS program, contact the nearest Health and Human Services Commission office by calling (888) 337-6377.

Other Financial Assistance Programs for Assisted Living

Elderlife Financial Assisted Living Bridge Loan

Seniors who need money to finance a move into an assisted living community may be eligible for an assisted living bridge loan through Elderlife Financial.

This short-term (12 month) loan gives seniors access to the cash they need to pay for their care while waiting for their home to sell or for insurance benefits to begin covering their care costs. The loan is set up as a line of credit, therefore, monthly payments are interest-only based on the loan balance, and the loan can be paid off at any time without penalty

To qualify for an assisted living bridge loan applicants must have a high credit score. Up to six people can be listed on the loan application, and in most cases the lender provides a response within 24 hours.

To learn more or apply over the phone at no cost, contact Elderlife Financial Services at (888) 228-4500.

VA Aid and Attendance and Housebound

Veterans and their survivors who qualify for a regular (nondisabled) VA pension may receive additional cash benefits through Aid and Attendance or Housebound. These two VA pension top-up programs are open to eligible applicants who have a permanent disability that’s unrelated to service or caused by a chronic illness.

To qualify for Housebound, applicants must have a permanent disability that restricts them to their principal residence, which may be an assisted living facility, most of the time.

To qualify for Aid and Attendance, applicants must have either:

A severe visual impairment that limits the visual field to 5 degrees or less, or

Be bedridden except to participate in medically-prescribed treatments, or

Live in a nursing home due to physical and/or cognitive issues, or

Have corrected eyesight tested at 5/200 or worse, or

Need help from a caregiver to perform activities of daily living, such as dressing, eating, moving around or adjusting a prosthetic device

Note: Applicants can only be enrolled in one of these programs, and benefits from Aid and Attendance or Housebound isn’t counted as income under Texas Medicaid eligibility rules.

To learn more, contact Collin County Veterans Services at (972) 881-3060 or the Denton County Veterans Service Office at (940) 349-2950.

Assisted Living Resources in Plano

Senior Center

The Sam Johnson Recreation Center is a barrier-free community center for seniors aged 50 and older. Open Monday to Saturday, the facility features a large fitness room, a dining space and dance studio. Seniors can join an exercise class, enjoy a low-cost noon meal and participate in regular wellness workshops and health screening events.

Sam Johnson Recreation Center for Adults 50+
401 W. 16th St., Plano, TX 75075
(972) 941-7155

Veterans Services

Veterans, survivors and dependents in Plano can contact their respective county veterans service office for free assistance with VA benefit claims and appeals, including burial benefits and the VA Aid and Attendance and Housebound.

Outpatient VA health services, including primary care, lab and X-ray services and telemedicine is available at the Plano VA Clinic. Comprehensive speciality, surgical and hospital services are offered at the nearby Dallas VA Medical Center.

Denton County Veteran Service Office (by appointment only)
1505 E. McKinney St., Denton, TX 76209-4525
(940) 349-2950

Collin County Veterans Services
900 E. Park Blvd., Plano, TX 75074
(972) 881-3060

Plano VA Clinic
3804 15th St., Plano, TX 75075-4752
(972) 801-4200

Community Aid Agencies

The Wellness Center for Older Adults where seniors can sign up for durable medical equipment loans, learn about Medicaid and Medicare options and access free health screening services. The center also has on-site social workers to help seniors navigate their long-term care options. Wellness Center for Older Adults
401 W. 16th St., Plano, TX 75075
(972) 953-7669

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33 Assisted Living Communities in Plano, Texas

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The Waterford at Plano

Sunrise of Plano

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Life Restoration House Foundation - CLOSED

North Texas Personal Care Home

The Garden View Home

Assisted Concepts LLC

Aylesbury House

Diane House

Spring Creek Assisted Living and Memory Care

Ambrosia House - CLOSED

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Care Cost Comparison

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Financial Assistance for Assisted Living in Plano

Medicaid in Texas

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Assisted Living Resources in Plano

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