Wisteria Place Assisted Living

State licensing & capacity

License number

307579

Service type

Type B

Licensed capacity

82 beds

Memory-care capacity

38 beds · state-certified

Current license effective

October 1, 2025

Current license expires

October 1, 2028

Initial license date

September 13, 2013

Texas HHS licensing registry · as of April 16, 2026

Ownership & operations

Licensee

Brookhollow Senior Living Llc (FOR-PROFIT CORPORATION)

Administrator

Amber Tueller

Texas HHS licensing registry · as of April 16, 2026

About this community

Wisteria Place Assisted Living and Memory Care is a multi-level senior living community in Abilene, Texas, operated by Pennant Group, a for-profit company. The facility offers independent living cottages, assisted living, memory care (for residents living with dementia or similar conditions), and short-term respite care — meaning if your parent's needs change over time, they may be able to remain in the same community rather than moving again. The campus sits near Red Bud Park and includes outdoor walking trails, a chapel for religious services, a beauty and barber salon, and restaurant-style dining with meals prepared on-site. Nursing staff are available on-call around the clock, though specific staff-to-resident ratios are not published on the website. A few things worth knowing before your tour: Wisteria Place's website does not list pricing or specify whether they accept Medicaid, Medicare, or VA benefits — so those are essential questions to ask directly. The facility does not appear to offer programming in languages other than English, and no cultural or dietary accommodations are listed. Abilene has a significant Latino population, so Spanish-speaking families in particular should confirm what language support looks like in daily care, not just at the front desk.

Synthesized from facility's own website · last reviewed April 18, 2026

Medical care & daily support

Activities

walking trails, nature connection activities

Facility's own website · as of April 18, 2026

Questions to ask when you tour

1. 1

   What does care actually cost?

   Pricing is not listed on the website despite a button promising it — ask for a full written breakdown of base rates, what's included, and what triggers extra charges as care needs increase.

2. 2

   Do you accept Medicaid or VA benefits?

   Neither Medicaid nor VA benefit acceptance is mentioned anywhere on the site, and for many families these are the difference between affording care or not — get a clear answer in writing.

3. 3

   Is Spanish-language support available?

   The facility lists only English as a language spoken, so if your parent is more comfortable in Spanish — or primarily speaks Spanish — ask whether any direct-care staff communicate in Spanish day-to-day, not just through a translation app.

4. 4

   How are meals adapted for us?

   The website mentions chef-prepared dining but lists no dietary accommodations, so ask whether the kitchen can honor culturally familiar foods, religious dietary practices, or medical dietary needs your parent may have.

5. 5

   Who cares for my parent day to day?

   Staff credentials mention on-call nurses but not the aides who provide most daily hands-on care — ask about staff-to-resident ratios on each shift and whether your parent would have consistent assigned caregivers rather than rotating staff.

6. 6

   What does memory care look like here?

   Memory care is listed as an offering but no details about programming, staff training, or the physical environment are described — ask specifically how the memory care unit is structured and what a typical day looks like for a resident with dementia.