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Austin is known as a cultural hub filled with tasty eats, lively music, and a variety of activities. Though the city has become wildly popular among millennials over the last decade, it’s still an increasingly aging-friendly place. The warm summers, mild winters, and classic Southern hospitality entice seniors while the robust senior living options help them find an ideal home in the vast city. To help seniors stay active and enjoy all the city has to offer, Austin offers 14 independent living communities scattered throughout a 10-mile radius of its downtown.
Independent living enables seniors to age alongside individuals in the same age group. It eliminates the daily stressors of homeownership and renting, as residents no longer spend their time cooking, cleaning, or driving — unless it’s something they wish to do. Convenient amenities and services help seniors age gracefully as they continue doing the things they love.
In this guide, you’ll be able to narrow down your search by browsing through our in-network Austin independent living facilities based on factors that matter most to you — affordability, services, activities, and amenities. You’ll also learn about local independent living costs, how seniors pay, and independent living features, as well as local senior demographics, resources, and activities.
Types of care available in Austin, TX
Independent Living
My experience so far has been a 10 out of 10, everything about this place is great. I love it here, and they really do pamper me. The staff and residents are all so friendly.
When my mother-in-law began having memory issues I chose to move her to this assisted living facility because it came highly recommenced to me by others and it was nearby so I could visit often. During her years there she also spent some recovery time (after hospital visits) in the skilled nursing facility area of the Juniper community. Both were good facilities. They have done a stellar job of keeping Covid out of the building and keeping the residents sane during Covid lockdowns. Many staff will go above and beyond their job descriptions to make things better for residents.
I think their process of putting down a deposit and a community fee and first months rent, is all very confusing. I think people need to ask a lot of questions and get clarification. In general, once my dad moved in, his experience with the staff has been so overwhelmingly positive. Once we put down our deposit and made the decision to go there, the sales people hand you over to the next people you work with long-term, and they are great. The staff at Brookdale, my dad really can't say enough good things about. They offer a ton of activities, and it's taken him a little while because his most important thing was getting doctor appointments made and his bank account set up. He really likes that there is a Catholic communion once a week, and he started using the indoor pool for water aerobics. They have happy hour every Wednesday and he'll go to part of that. He hasn't gotten involved in things like game nights, and more social friendly gatherings. He hasn't quite done that, but I think he's getting there. My dad is in a large one bedroom apartment, and it was completely renovated prior to him moving in. He went from a four bedroom house to a one bedroom apartment - but we've divided his bedroom into half his bedroom and half his office area with a desk and a computer. He has a really nice sized bathroom, fully equipped with guard rails to make sure he's safe. He has tons of storage space, and a nice outside patio. It has a fully functioning kitchen that he hasn't really had to use because he loves the food. He was kind of withering away and his weight was a big concern, but he's put on about 7lbs since he's been there and that's a really big thing. I would recommend Brookdale to others. I visited 11 places before making the decision; far and away, Brookdale was the best facility for the money and I think the care services are great. The medical care he receives onsite are great; he sees a physician's assistant and she will come to his apartment for appointments. If he needs any lab work they will come to his apartment to draw blood and so forth. He's starting to take the shuttle to attend his urologists and cardio appointments. They helped him find new doctors, where he can take the shuttle. The driver will take him and pick him back up - they facilitate that. My dad came from a small town in New Mexico where health care was not good, so that is a really huge aspect. I would recommend Brookdale Gaines Ranch to anybody. Brookdale has given me and my sisters such a since of relief because we were constantly worried about dad living alone in a four bedroom house, and it's the best place for my dad!
5310 Duval Road, Austin, TX 78727
Staff are cross trained. When something needs done, job title doesn't matter, everyone wil jump in and do what's needed. Its a community, not just a living facility. Its clear that staff and residents really...
A Wonderful RetirementWhen you decide to call our assisted living and memory care community home, you can rest assured you are in good hands. With personalized care plans tailored to meet your specific needs, spacious and cozy accommodations and common areas and a variety of health and wellness...
2603 Jones Road, Austin, TX 78745
What we like most about the Solstice Senior Living community are the meals that they prepare for the residents, the staff members who work there and the living arrangements for the residents. Based on the...
Solstice Senior Living at Austin is a welcoming, vibrant and engaging independent senior living community in the heart of Austin, Texas. Through our Vibrant Life® program, we strive to enhance and enrich your life with meaningful activities and by creating community with your neighbors. We are...
1130 Camino La Costa, Austin, TX 78752
The folks that work at Parsons House are caring and thoughtful. I know that my father is safe and comfortable. The location is close by so we can visit whenever we need to or easily pick Dad up for...
Parsons House Austin is a licensed Type A Assisted Living by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. At Parsons House Austin, we offer a variety of community features. We love to accommodate visiting guests, meals included. Dining includes restaurant-style dining, private dining rooms...
14320 Tandem Blvd, Austin, TX 78728
My mom is a resident at The Conservatory at North Austin. The facility has a lot of great amenities and it's a wonderful community for elderly people who need more care than what typical apartments offer. My...
At Conservatory At North Austin, residents enjoy an independent lifestyle enriched with the affordable luxuries that make life comfortable, carefree and rewarding. From gourmet meals to fun activities; wellness care to resort-style amenities, everything we do at The Conservatory is focused on...
4310 Bee Cave Road, West Lake Hills, TX 78746
[name removed] is the Best!!! She was so helpful moving my mom in and all the paperwork. A true Angel. The helpers were all so happy and positive with my mom. Nothing but great things to say about this...
Belmont Village West Lake Hills opened their doors in the spring 2014. The three-story Texas Hill Country-style community hosts 141 private apartments and a full continuum of lifestyle and support, including Assisted Living, Memory Care and Belmont's range of signature, award-winning programs...
1034 Liberty Park Drive, Austin, TX 78746
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Everyone here is so friendly. The staff, the residents, the administrator. The food is very good. The maintenance is excellent and the activites are fun.
A Full and Rich LifeNestled within a quiet residential neighborhood, you may be surprised to discover a vibrant senior living community full of residents determined to embrace the golden years with newfound energy and excitement. Our continuing care retirement community (CCRC) provides multiple...
11110 Tom Adams Dr, Austin, TX 78753
I would say to come and visit because you will enjoy it. They have activities like work outs all day, indoor swimming pool, there is a card room, a theater and evening activities. There is so much to do that...
Senior Living in Austin, TXWelcome to Buckner Villas!These are the best years of your life, and we know that you’re not simply looking for a place to settle. You’re looking for a senior living community that will engage you, care for you, and invest in you. That’s exactly what you’ll find at...
7017 Menchaca Rd, Austin, TX 78745
Great management staff! Maintenance crew is quick and responsive. Everyone is full of positive energy and truly seems to care about our family member. Always fun menus in kitchen. Clean and professional all...
We are continuing to admit new Residents, where possible and appropriate, to help residents and families in need. We will do all we can to help those who are in need of our services now and always.We are now offering Virtual Tours of our communities via FaceTime, Zoom and Google Duo. If you’re...
12100 Archeleta Blvd, Austin, TX 78739
It has been a pretty good experience. My loved one is in an exterior apartment, and the walk outside can be challenging because of her age and also because the yard doesn't have a sidewalk. But that's...
Arborview is the newest concept of living. Where people in similar life stages can meet and live around others who share in similar interests and ideas. Our 62+ Active Adult community was designed for those that are ready to leave the house maintenance and yard work behind and are ready to relax...
5715 Mesa Drive, Austin, TX 78731
After careful consideration and research, we moved our mother into the Brookdale Northwest Hills Assisted Living Facility, and it is one of the best decisions we’ve made. The facility is well-maintained, and...
Time to ThriveWhen you decide to make our assisted living and memory care community your new home, you have the opportunity to redefine independence. Without the burden of things like cooking, cleaning up and maintaining a house, you are free to enjoy all the comforts of home, complete with...
4409 Gaines Ranch Loop, Austin, TX 78735
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We chose Brookdale Gaines Ranch because I thought the quality of the services including the food and the apartment that he is in was very good for the price. The people were very responsive to answering...
No one deserves to spend their retirement drowning in chores like cooking, cleaning and raking leaves. You should have every opportunity to invest in quality relationships, participate in life-giving activities and enjoy soul-nourishing meals in an elegant, restaurant-style dining room surrounded...
4517 Triangle Ave, Austin, TX 78751
My parents sold their home in Westlake and moved into The Village at the Triangle in [date removed]. They Love it. I describe it as a combination of a luxury hotel meets cruise ship. The cleanliness,...
11330 Farrah Lane, Austin, TX 78748
We have had an overall great experience with memory care at The Auberge at Onion Creek. I find it to be a very helpful and concerned environment.
The Auberge at Onion Creek is an Assisted Living and Memory Care Community specially designed to serve the needs of individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia and other forms of memory loss as well as those living with Parkinsons, Traumatic Brain Injury and Strokes. Every day we make...
12463 Los Indios Trail, Austin, TX 78729
They all are so friendly and. helpful and the food is included in price of [removed]$ so you can eat breakfast, lunch, and supper and is served by waiter, no clean up!
The Clairmont is an affordable all-inclusive retirement community, conveniently located in N.W. Austin and just minutes from shops, restaurants and hospitals. A Sunshine Retirement Living Community, we offer newly remodeled apartments with kitchenettes, new appliances, and private patios with...
11279 Taylor Draper Lane, Austin, TX 78759
The food that they prepare for the residents is horrible, but what I like the most about the community is the friendly residents. At the moment I do not know if I would recommend the Holiday...
Renaissance-Austin provides a fulfilling, independent lifestyle in a welcoming environment. Situated atop a hill within a sprawling, landscaped woods, Renaissance-Austin is centered around a stunning, 2-acre park. You'll love our peaceful, wooded grounds and enjoy easy access to all the sites...
400 E Yager Ln, Austin, TX 78753
I would recommend Tech Ridge to any friend & share my experience has been positive.The staff was welcoming, & the facility is very clean.
Life is about more than where you live — it’s about how you live it. At Tech Ridge Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care, we want to rewire expectations when it comes to senior living options. We offer sophisticated, well-appointed apartments and comfortable common areas in a setting of casual...
4604 South Lamar Boulevard, Austin, TX 78745
The Continental is a very nice, comfortable, safe, convenient place to live with a lot of friendly people. And it's well priced. The apartment is a little bit small for a one bedroom, but it's fine...
The Continental is an all-inclusive retirement community, conveniently located in South Austin and just minutes from shopping centers, restaurants, hospitals and Austin International Airport. A Sunshine Retirement Living Community, we offer a variety of amenities to simplify your life, including...
3700 Payload Pass, Austin, TX 78704
More staff needed. Food still is better than anywhere else we saw. My mothers health has improved a ton since she has been there, but she is now self-managing meds because they could not seem to stay...
SoCo Village Is Not “Your Grandma’s Retirement Home”Just like our forward-thinking city, we work harder than anyone to create a warm, welcoming and upbeat place for seniors and families to stay, visit, and have a good time.Always look fantastic with dressing, bathing, and grooming assistance....
12429 Scofield Farms Dr, Austin, TX 78758
I'd say it seems like a great place, go and tour it and talk to some residents/ residents family members to see what they say. They really work to engage new residents, are responsive to calls and texts. We...
Parmer Woods at North Austin is a senior living community located in Austin, Texas, just north of the Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park. We offer both assisted living and memory care. Our memory care is designed as a one-story neighborhood, while the assisted living building is two stories. Both...
4401 Spicewood Springs Rd, Austin, TX 78759
This community is quiet relaxed and generally good care. They really have great intentions and are trying to improve since the management has changed over. They have activities like themed parties, fashion...
Full Schedules, Full HeartsAfter spending decades taking care of other people, it’s time to sit back, relax and let someone else handle the chores so you can do more of the things you love. No more washing dishes, raking leaves or doing the laundry. We’ll take care of all the household chores so...
6401 Ranch Rd 2222, Austin, TX 78730
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We are very happy. Reserve at Lake Austin is an excellent facility and has great staff. It is a very elegant and well organized facility. The dining rooms are small and intimate, and the other public...
The perfect senior living choice for those who desire the conveniences of supportive care and enjoy the perks of upscale independent living: The Reserve at Lake Austin will be a rare jewel in the Texas Hill Country. Top-shelf amenities, abundant outdoor spaces, exceptional local cuisine, and...
10600 Jollyville Rd, Austin, TX 78759
This is a really nice place to live and it feels very homey. you still have all of your independence and options for activities. I really enjoy being here at this community. They have a lot of different...
Overture Arboretum opened their doors March 7, 2019. Greystar and The Carlyle Group recognized the need for an active, fun-filled, maintenance-free alternative to single-family homes and traditional senior housing. Overture was created with an innovative approach to 60+ living. Residents can...
1915 Lohmans Crossing Road, Austin, TX 78734
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My mother lives at Brookdale Lakeway in the Memory Care Unit. The facility is very nice and well kept. The staff is amazing, especially the staff in Clare Bridge. [name removed], at the front desk, is so...
Care Today, Care TomorrowLocated on a quiet campus of landscaped grounds and gardens in the heart of Texas hill country, you can enjoy everything from personalized care plans and luxury dining to resort-style amenities and an abundance of activities, programs and events without ever leaving the...
13150 Four Star Blvd, Austin, TX 78737
This is the second time I’ve written a review for Ledgestone. The first review was written after my husband had been in Memory Care for 3 months. It has now been over a year that my husband has been in...
Nestled within the abundant green vistas of historic Dripping Springs, our assisted living community offers seniors the cozy conveniences of life with personalized luxury.At Ledgestone Senior Living, we offer a variety of flexible lifestyle options with specialized programs for assurance and...
3936 S FM 620 Rd, Austin, TX 78738
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I would tell others to just be involved. The staff truly want and welcome family at anytime!! They have lots of activities offered. The residents are out and about- and encouraged to not sit in their...
The median rent for independent living in Austin is $3,775 per month, according to A Place for Mom’s 2022-2023 proprietary data on partnering facilities.[01] This cost is significantly higher than the average rent cost for an apartment in Austin. However, it’s for good reason as rent includes built-in costs for the following services and amenities:
For additional monthly fees, Austin independent living residents can also benefit from convenient on-site services, such as:
The following costs represent average baseline costs across the area and give a good cost comparison of nearby cities. However, these costs don’t account for any additional fees paid by residents.
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Seniors typically rely on private retirement funds to pay for independent senior living in Austin, as Medicaid and Medicare do not cover independent living room and board costs. However, seniors can still save on health care costs and pay for potential senior care services in the future using Medicaid and Medicare.
Depending on their history and current situation, seniors may also use their veterans benefits and/or Social Security benefits to defray some costs of senior independent living in Austin, Texas. Learn about all of these methods and more in this section.
Most seniors pay for Austin independent living using private payment methods, which include all personal income and asset resources. Your income might include savings accounts, retirement pensions, investment returns, and/or Social Security benefits. All of these methods can be used to pay for independent living in Austin. Plus, Texas seniors are in luck as Texas doesn’t levy a personal income tax, so these income sources aren’t taxed at the state level.
Depending on your resources and current situation, you may also combine a few of these private pay methods to cover independent living costs:
Unlike assisted living and memory care facilities, Texas doesn’t require a state agency to regulate independent living facilities, as they are not considered care facilities. However, independent living communities are still required to comply with Texas’ general housing and apartment standards for rental units, such as the Texas Property Code and Fair Housing Act.
But, if an independent living facility shares a campus or building with an assisted living facility (or ALF), the assisted living-designated area must comply with the assisted living regulation requirements set forth by Texas Health and Human Services (or HHS). If you would like to see the regulations for Austin assisted living facilities, check out the laws and regulation section on that page.
Stand-alone independent living rental communities are required to comply with the state’s housing and apartment regulations for landlords and tenants. It’s important to learn about your rights as a tenant, as it’ll help you find a safe and satisfactory living situation while renting.
Here’s a brief overview of tenants’ rights in Texas:
Before attempting to terminate an independent living agreement or hiring an external contractor, it’s strongly recommended that you reach out to an attorney or a tenants association. Consulting a housing expert will prevent you from breaching any lease or contractual agreements, and it’s also ultimately more likely to lead you to the result you desire. It’s also recommended for tenants to provide written notices of complaints or maintenance requests to their landlord and that they keep a copy of each notice as proof.
If you’re seeking more information on your rights as a tenant in an independent living facility, be sure to read the Texas Tenants’ Rights Handbook.
In Texas, federal nondiscrimination laws — such as the Fair Housing Act, Section 504, and Americans with Disabilities Act (or ADA) — are in place to help protect tenants from being discriminated against due to a disability. This prohibits independent living facilities from refusing housing due to a senior’s disability. Furthermore, these laws require housing providers to provide reasonable accommodations and modifications in housing, programs, and activities for individuals with disabilities.
In most independent living communities, accommodations and modifications are provided; however, some smaller communities may not provide them. If you’re an individual with a disability, it’s important for you to learn about your right to ask for reasonable accommodations and modifications.
Reasonable accommodations are defined as changes to facility policies and could include the following:
Modifications are structural changes to common areas and individual units and could include the following:
These nondiscrimination laws apply to all independent living facilities in Austin. Independent living facility owners are required to pay for such modifications unless providing them would pose an undue financial or administrative burden. If you’d like more information, see this detailed infographic on reasonable accommodations and modifications.
Austin currently doesn’t have any COVID-19 regulations specific to independent living communities. However, the city does provide a COVID-19 in Austin page on its city website to provide residents with regular updates regarding risk levels, testing, vaccinations, and more.
Additionally, if an independent living facility shares a building with an assisted living facility, it must comply with any protective measures set forth by the assisted living facility. In Texas, assisted living facilities are required to develop their own infection prevention and control measures for common infections, including COVID-19. The measures may include the community’s hygiene practices, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), disinfection and sterilization techniques, safe injection methods, and physical distancing requirements.
Because communities are allowed to set their own standards, it’s best to check with your prospective community directly to see if they have any specific COVID-19 regulations in place.
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Austin’s senior population is on the rise — in fact, the city has seen a nearly 75% increase in its senior population over the last decade. The city attracts seniors due to its robust health care options, warm weather, and recent increase in senior living options. And, to keep up with the rapid growth, Austin has enacted an action plan called Age-Friendly Austin.
The Age-Friendly Austin initiative aims to make the city more friendly and supportive for current and future seniors. It addresses eight areas that influence the health and quality of life for seniors, including the following:
As the population grows, an increasing number of seniors are looking for unique retirement options. Luckily, Austin has expanded its independent living scene to help seniors maintain their independence and thrive without the stress of homeownership. Check out some features unique to Austin independent living communities below.
Austin independent living communities aim to help seniors continue their tried-and-true hobbies, form new friendships, maintain optimal health, and discover new interests. To do so, communities house a range of amenities for seniors to enjoy at their leisure.
Some of the most common amenities seen in Austin independent living communities include the following:
Many Austin communities also offer on-site activities facilitated by an activity and/or life enrichment director. These directors craft a monthly schedule of dynamic activities catered to the needs and interests of current residents. Some of the most popular activities at Austin independent living communities include the following:
Many seniors believe moving to a senior living community will result in sacrificing their privacy and space. However, that’s a common misconception, and Austin independent living communities do their best to help ensure residents get the space and privacy they need. In fact, the most popular in-network communities offer stunning, spacious villas and cottages. These villas and cottages often look like smaller homes or townhomes and offer seniors more privacy and space. Here are some key differences between regular units and cottages or villas:
A typical independent living unit in Austin features the following:
A villa or cottage offers the aforementioned amenities, and may also include:
On top of these features, Austin independent living residents benefit from the added safety of emergency call response systems and security systems. Several in-network communities have installed robust tech to help ensure residents reside in a safe environment. Plus, seniors never have to worry about chores that usually come with home ownership — communities happily offer housekeeping, dining, landscaping, maintenance, and transportation services.
Most Austin independent living communities share a campus with an assisted living facility, enabling residents to gracefully age in place. If you’re not familiar with how the two differ, check out how assisted living differs from independent living. Typically, independent living eliminates the stresses of home ownership and offers seniors a maintenance-free lifestyle filled with activities and amenities. On the other hand, Austin assisted living offers seniors all of that in addition to assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) and personalized care services.
Some communities even offer a memory care unit, making for an easy transition for any seniors who develop memory loss problems or a type of dementia down the line. This multi-tiered care approach also helps senior couples with differing care needs age together. Many of these communities also have on-site doctors and nurses to monitor residents’ vitals, medications, and health issues.
Because of Austin’s fast pace, some seniors prefer to live further from the city’s downtown. Luckily, there are many suburbs that’ve become popular. For example, Round Rock is often clumped in with Austin, as it has become a part of the city’s metro area due to the city’s rapid growth and expansion. It offers all of the independent living luxuries of Austin communities at a slightly lower starting price. Plus, the city offers gorgeous parks and premium outlets to shop.
However, if you’d prefer a lower cost and don’t mind living 30 minutes from Austin’s downtown, Pflugerville might be your best option, where costs are cut nearly in half. It offers peaceful, family-friendly neighborhoods without sacrificing quality of life, as it’s still close to daily conveniences and not too far from Austin’s attractions.
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Austin’s range of health care options makes it attractive to seniors. The city has robust medical centers throughout the city. Here’s some information on Austin’s top-rated medical centers:
St. David’s Medical Center has multiple campuses in Austin. The main location on 32nd street is ranked as the No. 1 hospital in Austin and ranks 37th nationally in rehabilitation, according to U.S. News and World Report. St. David’s South Austin Medical Center also ranks as the No. 3 hospital in Austin and is nationally accredited for its oncology program.
Ascension Seton Medical Center Austin is the No. 2 hospital in Austin, according to U.S. News and World Report. This medical center offers a comprehensive Level I stroke center and Level IV trauma center. It also offers multiple locations in Austin and Round Rock.
Austin’s vast urban sprawl makes it difficult for residents to easily walk everywhere, so many residents own a vehicle to drive themselves around. However, the city’s downtown area is known for being easy to walk and bike. And, to seniors’ advantage, 100% of our in-network independent living communities offer complimentary transportation services. Do remember that some communities may limit their rides to appointments and errands, while others also offer rides to leisure events.
Seniors can also utilize CapMetro — the citywide public transportation system offering buses, rail lines, shuttles, and more. CapMetro offers a $3 Reduced Fare ID (RFID) Card for seniors 65+, Medicare card holders, and individuals with disabilities, which offers half-priced fares for all transportation services. Seniors must renew the card every two years.
The city’s parks and recreation department also operates a Senior Transportation Program to offer rides to seniors 60+ in the Austin area. This transportation service is funded by the City of Austin and Capital Area of Council of Governments (CAPCOG) to enhance the quality of life for seniors and to promote independence among the population. Seniors must apply for the service. After approval, seniors can receive free rides for medical appointments and select routes. To reserve a ride for errands, riders must pay a $3 fee per destination.
To get a better understanding of Austin’s sprawl, check out the following scores from WalkScore. They’re each out of 100 and are based on downtown Austin’s public density, walking routes, public transportation options, biking routes, and infrastructure:
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With an infamous slogan like “Keep Austin Weird,” the city has a reputation to live up to — and it does. Seniors have a world of unique activities and experiences awaiting them in Austin. And most of them are happy to accommodate seniors with disabilities — just be sure to ask.
Check out some unique, senior-favored places and activities in Austin:
Brookdale North Austin, The Pointe At Cedar Park and Solstice Senior Living at Austin are the top-rated Independent Living facilities near Austin, TX. These Independent Living facilities received the highest rankings based on verified family reviews. See full list of communities.
The average cost of Independent Living in Austin is 3,388 per month. This cost may vary based on location, amenities, floorplan, level of care and other factors.
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