Three care types are written into The Lodge of Colonial in Greenville, TX. They are assisted living, memory care, and palliative care.
Assisted living itemises the help, bathing, dressing, and medication, which is what makes it assisted rather than nursing. Memory care names the risk as leaving, and the answer named is somebody watching. Palliative care attaches to a serious illness rather than to a prognosis, and comfort and symptom management are its work.
There are 55 beds, and Shamor operates it. That combination suits a resident whose support needs shift over time.
Meals are listed among the amenities. A salon covers personal grooming, rehabilitation services make therapy available, and scheduled transportation covers planned trips.
Respite care is also here. A caregiver who has to travel cannot take the person with them, and respite is the answer to that particular problem. At a Walk Score of 54, walking covers some trips and a car covers the others, and the split is not negotiable.



















