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This is a one time fee that helps keep up the maintenance and beatification of the community, and ensures your access to the amenities of the community.

Your monthly fee will include:

Room and board:

• “Rent” for your living space
• Assisted Living and Memory Care utilities included
• Daily meals, snacks, and beverages

Services:

• Weekly housekeeping and linen service
• Staff available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
• Scheduled transportation assistance
• Emergency Call System

Amenities:

All amenities of the community, including activities scheduled by the activity director as part of the organized leisure and recreation program.

An assortment of options is available, ranging from religious services to physical activities and groups, group outings to local attractions, and movie nights and games within the community.

Click here to view a sample activity calendar for Assisted Living.

Click here to view a sample activity calendar for Memory Care.

The dining program includes 3 meals a day developed by a Registered Dietician and prepared by our executive chef and staff. Alternate options are available upon request (soup and sandwich, chef/cobb salad), as well as snacks and drinks. Therapeutic and texture modified meals are available as part of a care plan as well. Our main menu is posted daily and the weekly menu is posted on the information board. A monthly assessment is completed by our resident dietary committee to evaluate and recommend preferences.

Click HERE to view a sample weekly menu.

Physical as well as emotional wellness are promoted through a robust activity calendar. The Lodge at Pine Creek staffs a dedicated assisted living activity director and a dedicated memory care activity director to provide activities specific to the level of needs and abilities of the residents. A daily assortment of fitness activities, music, and games create a socially engaging environment.

At The Lodge at Pine Creek, a maximum of 2 pets per household are allowed within pet policy guidelines. A non-refundable pet deposit is required as all carpet is replaced whenever the resident moves out. Click HERE to read the full The Lodge at Pine Creek Pet Policy.

Every resident will have a complete assessment conducted by the RN prior to move in. This ensures an individualized care plan that meets the unique needs of each resident is developed and implemented. The RN and nursing staff, with input from the resident and/or responsible party, will develop the plan of care.  The plan of care is updated on a regularly scheduled basis or if the resident experiences a change of condition that requires an immediate adjustment in the care plan.

The plan of care will be adjusted to accommodate any change of condition observed by staff or communicated by the resident or family to ensure the resident receives the necessary care and services.

Future residents and inquiries are encouraged to visit current residents and ask them questions. We pride ourselves in all aspects of the services and care we provide and feel current residents and family will be our best advertisement.

Through continuous routine assessments, the plan of care and implementation is constantly evolving to meet the needs of each individual resident. Adjustments are made to address specific issues and tailored to optimize the results and experience.

Our community is designed and operated by Abby Senior Living, a leader in retirement living. The Lodge at Pine Creek will be the 11^th community added to the Abby Senior Living portfolio.

The Lodge at Pine Creek allows residents age 55 years and older.

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Most retirement communities are restricted to a minimum age for residents. The Lodge at Pine Creek Baytown accepts residents of age 55 and older.

Assisted living communities provide services that help with some of the daily routines such as bathing, grooming, dressing, and taking medications.

Communities often charge a one-time fee similar to a homeowners association fee. This fee helps cover community operating expenses and ensures access to the amenities of the community.

The independent living option of the community includes residents capable of living in a residence without daily assistance.

Also known as continuing care retirement communities, life plan communities are senior living communities that provide multiple lifestyle options, generally including independent living, assisted living, and memory care.

Long-term care insurance is a type of insurance developed specifically to cover the cost of long-term skilled nursing, assisted living, home health care, and other long-term care services. These services are usually not covered by traditional health insurance or Medicare.

The federal health insurance program called Medicare is designed for people who are 65 and older, certain younger people with disabilities, and people with End-Stage Renal Disease. Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D cover specific services and care.

Financed by state and federal governments, Medicaid is the program of medical assistance designed for those unable to afford regular medical service. It is a program designed to fund care in a skilled nursing setting.

Memory care encompasses a type of care plan specifically designed to meet the needs of individuals with memory-related disorders, cognitive disorders, Alzheimer’s, or dementia.

Designed to assist individuals recovering from injury, operation, stroke, or illness, these services may include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and memory care. In most cases, the assistance is focused to help the patient return as closely as possible to their prior condition. These services may be residential (inpatient), or outpatient, and may be short-term or long-term, depending on the patient’s condition.

Skilled nursing care facilities, often referred to as nursing homes, are licensed health care communities that are inspected and regulated by a state’s Department of Health Services. They offer long-term and short-term care for individuals who need varying levels of assistance, whether it be with daily routines, rehabilitation services, oversight of health and medical issues.