Highland Springs
Dallas, TX
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- Memory care
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Dallas, TX
Assisted living in Dallas
Compare assisted living across Dallas–Fort Worth — care levels, amenities and pricing — then let Carevoro score the communities that actually fit your parent.
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4 assisted living communities in Dallas–Fort Worth
Every listing below offers assisted living. Open a community to see care types, amenities and how it scores against your parent's needs.
What to check in Dallas assisted living
Texas Type B licensing matters
Most Dallas assisted living operates under a Texas Type A or Type B license. Type B communities can support residents who need help evacuating or overnight attendance — worth confirming if your parent's needs are increasing.
Ask for the all-in monthly rate
DFW operators usually quote a base rent plus a care level fee set after an assessment. Get both numbers, plus the community fee and how often care levels are re-rated.
Room to move up in care
Communities with memory care or skilled nursing on the same campus can keep a parent in place as needs change, instead of a second move across the metroplex.
Dallas assisted living questions families ask
- Which Dallas neighborhoods do families search most?
- Inside the city, North Dallas, Preston Hollow, Lake Highlands and Oak Lawn come up most often. Families also look at Plano, Frisco, Richardson and Farmers Branch to the north, and Fort Worth and North Richland Hills to the west.
- What is the difference between assisted living and independent living?
- Independent living is housing plus hospitality — meals, transportation, activities. Assisted living adds hands-on help with bathing, dressing, mobility and medications, with staff available around the clock.
- What does assisted living cost in Dallas–Fort Worth?
- Pricing depends on the community, the apartment size and the assessed care level, and most operators only quote after an in-person assessment. Carevoro shows the rates communities publish and helps you ask for the full monthly figure before you tour.
- How quickly can a parent move in?
- Availability moves fast in DFW, especially for studios and companion suites. Once a community completes its nursing assessment, move-in is often possible within one to three weeks.
Not sure which care level fits?
Answer a few questions about your parent and Carevoro will tell you whether assisted living is right — and which Dallas-area communities match.
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