Assisted Living Facilities in Aledo, TX

Harvest of Aledo is a mid-sized senior living community in Aledo, Texas, operated by the for-profit company Civitas Senior Living. It offers three levels of care under one roof: independent living (villas with private garages), assisted living (apartment-style units), and memory care (a separate, smaller neighborhood called The Cottage, designed for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia). With 103 total units, it's large enough to have real programming but not so large that residents disappear into the crowd. On-site services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy, as well as mental health support through a partnership with Deer Oaks, a licensed behavioral health provider. Activities range from social clubs and live performances to "Curiosity University" seminars and intergenerational family gatherings. The facility runs a yearlong "Destination Culture" program that explores different countries through themed events and food — Japan was featured in April. Pricing is published online, which is a sign of transparency: assisted living starts at $5,610/month and memory care at $5,840/month. A few things families should know before a tour: only English is listed as a spoken language on the website, there is no mention of Medicaid acceptance, and staff-to-resident ratios are not publicly disclosed. VA benefits are listed as an inquiry option, but confirmation is worth asking about directly.