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Gatesville, TX
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Gatesville. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
Ask about this communityOaks at Coryell in Gatesville, Texas is an assisted and independent living residence on the Coryell Health campus that also offers residential respite care for short‑term stays. Accommodations include private and semi‑private rooms and suites, and staff provide personalized care following each resident’s physician instructions. The community is located alongside hospital and clinic services so residents have prompt access to medical attention when needed.
Daily life emphasizes practical supports and social engagement: three meals a day and medication assistance and nursing services are available, and a 24‑hour emergency call system is reported. Grounds include landscaped outdoor areas and patio space, and transportation for errands plus scheduled social, educational and special‑interest activities are offered. The program traces its origins to the Eula P. White Welcome Program and operates under Coryell Health’s residential care services.
Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Independent residences with community amenities and opportunities to stay active and connected.
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Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
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I spent 2 weeks here as part of physical rehab, and I was pleasantly surprised! The staff was great, especially PT/OT. I'm a picky eater, and they really tried to work with me on menu options, so I appreciated that. The room was very nicely appointed. I was well-cared for; so much so that my stay was shortened from 3 weeks to just 2. While there, they helped make sure my transition home would go as smoothly as possible. I am grateful, and can't recommend them highly enough.
My little sister was brought to this hospital while on her last days here on earth, the staff at the hospital were so accommodating and so very nice and kind. I have never been at a hospital with this much love and kindness, and customer service. It made our visit and stay a calming and stress free. She passed away last night. Thank you Coryell staff for everything y'all did to keep my little sister comfortable through out her last days here on earth 😔
My brother who was terrible sick with severe neuropathy of both hands and feet, problem with expelling Carbon Dioxide requiring a mask for sleeping, sores on his feet that required partial amputation, diabetics, & unable to walk. When he asked to be pushed to the dinning room, he was told by a staff member to "do it yourself." He was attempting to "do it yourself," when another staff member came by and helped him. He was moved from one room to another where his night machine was not connected up. His wife asked one of the staff members if she knew how to hook it up and she said she did not.…
My brother who was terrible sick with severe neuropathy of both hands and feet, problem with expelling Carbon Dioxide requiring a mask for sleeping, sores on his feet that required partial amputation, diabetics, & unable to walk. When he asked to be pushed to the dinning room, he was told by a staff member to "do it yourself." He was attempting to "do it yourself," when another staff member came by and helped him. He was moved from one room to another where his night machine was not connected up. His wife asked one of the staff members if she knew how to hook it up and she said she did not. His wife than asked if she could find someone to do it or to tell her how to do it and the staff member replied in a irritated voice "just something else for me to do!" Would you want a loved one to be in such a caring place?