Independent Living Communities near El Paso, TX

Who Needs Independent Living

There are many reasons that active adults choose to relocate to a retirement community in El Paso. Some are looking to be a part of a safe, friendly and close-knit environment that promotes socialization and enrichment. Others want to spend their retirement years pursuing their hobbies and interests without the distraction and stress of home ownership and upkeep. Whatever your reasons for relocating to an independent living community in El Paso, you will enjoy taking advantage of the low-maintenance lifestyle it affords. To learn more about the retirement communities of El Paso, contact one of our Senior Care Advisors today.

What to Expect

El Paso is home to a wide variety of independent living communities, each with its own unique culture. However, many offer similar services and amenities.

• Plant and pet care
• Meal plans
• Complimentary transportation
• Social events and activities
• In-home care as needed
• Concierge services
• Package acceptance service

To find out more about the retirement communities of El Paso, please contact one of our senior living advisors today.

Activities for Seniors in El Paso, El Paso County

Library- Residents are served by the El Paso Public Library, a 13-branch system that houses nearly one million items. Card holders also have the opportunity to take advantage of the system's Bookmobile service, as well as other outreaches that are available for home-bound book lovers.

Zoo- The 33-acre El Paso Zoo is home to more than 200 different species of animals. Visitors can explore the zoo's three themed sections, including the Americas, Asia and Africa. The most popular exhibits include the elephants, the sea lions and the giraffes.

Golf Courses- Home to more than 16 golf courses, El Paso is a common destination for avid golfers. Among its most popular courses is the Butterfield Trail Golf Club, which has been ranked as the top golf course in the country.

Nature- The Chihuahuan Desert Gardens, which is located within the Centennial Museum, showcase more than 600 species of plants that are native to the Greater Chihuahuan Desert Region. The gardens offer both formal and informal botanical and environmental education.

Finding Independent Living in El Paso

For more information on the independent living communities of El Paso, contact one of our Senior Living Advisors for a free consultation. We are standing by, ready to assist you in choosing the community that will best fit your needs and lifestyle.