All of our communities are Certified Alzheimer's Assisted Living communities with trained staff specifically to the needs of our memory care residents and their families. We understand that it is a large responsibility to take care of your loved one and that you are placing your trust in us. By giving our staff the proper tools, we can do our best to care for your loved one according to your expectations.
Provident Memory Care aims not only to keep mature adults safe, healthy and active, but also to invest in each individual as who they are and who they were. We offer two Certified Alzheimer's care communities located in Southwest Austin and Livingston. Each of our communities offers the same high level of care for your loved ones.
Provident Memory Care aims not only to keep mature adults safe, healthy and active, but also to invest in each individual as who they are and who they were. We offer two Certified Alzheimer's care communities located in Southwest Austin and Livingston. Each of our communities offers the same high level of care for your loved ones.
Services
We design an Individual Care Plan for each resident based on their abilities, needs, likes, dislikes, and preferences about the care they receive. The families of the residents are welcomed and strongly encouraged to take an active role in the development of the service plan. We fully understand that the families know their loved ones best.
Currently Provident Memory Care offers Alzheimer's assisted living in SW Austin TX. Provident's residences are Type B Assisted Livings which means the care staff assist the residents with activities of daily living as well as assist with evacuation when necessary. Both are licensed to provide care by the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS).
At Provident Memory Care we are dedicated to enriching the lives of our Alzheimer's and Dementia residents by creating communities where our individuals are treated with the upmost respect and dignity. Our Certified Alzheimer's Assisted Living community in Austin location is no different.
Provident Memory Care located in Austin is located in the heart of the Texas hill country just east of Dripping Springs off of Hwy 290 close to the Nutty Brown caf.Our home-like community offers 22 private rooms all with half baths giving your loved one the privacy they desire. We also have a landscaped courtyard with a paved walking path all in a secure setting.
Provident Memory Care located in Austin is located in the heart of the Texas hill country just east of Dripping Springs off of Hwy 290 close to the Nutty Brown caf.Our home-like community offers 22 private rooms all with half baths giving your loved one the privacy they desire. We also have a landscaped courtyard with a paved walking path all in a secure setting.
Provident Memory Care is very different than a traditional nursing home. Provident's residences are certified Alzheimer's Assisted Livings that are licensed to provide care by the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (DADS). Provident Memory Care provides a "Social Model" of care not a Medical Model" of care.
Provident's activity program is called the "Branches in Time" Activity Program. Our Activity Director provides an engaging activity program that runs 10 hours per day, 7 days a week. The program includes physical activities such as bowling, golf and horseshoes; cognitive stimulation such as reminiscing, word games and board games; occupational activities such as gardening and raking leaves; music appreciation and arts and crafts.
Reviews (9)
Gretchen Beausoleil
Jun 06, 2021
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My dad has been at Provident Memory Care for about a month. He really likes it. Brandi and her nursing staff treat him with the dignity and respect that he deserves. They are amazing. Jenny did an outstanding job helping me navigate through the admitting paperwork and has always been there for me, within minutes, whenever a have questions. Thank you so much for the professional and personal care everyone has given to my dad.
Malisa Thacker
Jun 02, 2021
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My Mother has been at Provident for almost 7 months. There was a change in director's after my Mom had been there about a month. Jenny, the new director, is great. Nurse Brandi Burnett is awesome. I don't know all of the staff's names but the ones I've been in contact with or spoke with on the phone have all been very nice and helpful; Brandi, Genette, Nicole, Jennifer, Heidi, Carol. My Mom's health has been up and down but staff has taken good care of her. They always call, email or text when any change or problem arises. My Mom is under Hospice care and they are wonderful. I get weekly updates
Kathy Turchi
May 26, 2021
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My mother has been at Provident for 1 1-2 yrs. She has gotten excellent care the entire time. If there is any problem I get a phone call. Before she was on hospice the nurse practitioner was notified immediately of any health problems. It takes a special kind of person to deal with Dementia and Alzheimer’s patient’s and they are wonderful. Yes the building is older and the furnishings and pictures are old fashioned but so are the patients. They seem very happy and well taken care of every time I’ve visited. Mom got a haircut a few weeks ago after Covid restrictions have lifted some and they
Houstongal
Apr 21, 2021
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My mother was a resident at Provident Memory Care for approximately 18 months. Initially, I was apprehensive about moving her there because the overall appearance of the facility was a bit shabby. Pictures on the wall were hung haphazardly, the landscaping was in need of TLC and the place just did not look clean. Unfortunately, we were told that it was the only memory care facility in Livingston that could house my mother because (due to advanced dementia) she was an escape risk.
Due to COVID restrictions, we were forced to do window visits. To stand outside her window, we had to step in standing
Due to COVID restrictions, we were forced to do window visits. To stand outside her window, we had to step in standing
Betty Carroll
Nov 07, 2020
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The horrible treatment my husband received was the worst as it was not any care at all. He died from lack of care and so many falls that caused brain bleed and never was sent to hospital.He was ther for six weeks and lost twenty pounds and also got scabbie on both feet. The place has to have them as he did not have them when he went. They have to be infected as they are very contagious.He was always dirty and smelled of urine and did not wear his clothes. When I went to pick up his things they even gave me some ones else’s belongings. One of which was a crate that had dried urine and a used cathider
Cyndie Lanier
Jan 06, 2020
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Excellent care. My complaint is one patient that does not have Dementia of any type that constantly belittles, puts down and laughs at the other patients. We are considering moving my Dad for this one reason. Today she called him dumb and said he gets dumber every day. Talk about wanting to tell someone off...at one time his IQ was over the charts. This disease is devastating...then for them to be talked to like that by someone who couldn't possibly have any idea.
Genevieve Gonzales
Dec 23, 2019
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Geneva Zimmerman
May 22, 2016
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I was the kitchen manager there and Karen the director treated me like crap. She started jumping on me after her daughter lied and I said something about it to Karen. She abused the patient there that was not in her right mind they was.t feeding people at night. There food would still be in the warmer the next day.
Darla DeRose
May 27, 2015
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The nurses are very un-professional. They intentionally agitate the patients, and even remove the batteries from the patients call buttons, so that they if a patient needs help, they will be ignored. Food is taken away from them just because the patient is eating too slow. Head nurse spends the majority of her time on the computer planning her family vacations. Too many incidents where the patients are neglected, and end up with bruises, and too many incidents of patients falling. That's neglect! I have seen where a patient was forced to sit in her own urine and feces while eating dinner. The girls
