When it comes to senior living, one of the biggest questions families have is simple but stressful. How will they pay for it? While the costs of assisted living and memory care vary depending on your location, the level of care your loved one needs, and the amenities included, the expenses can add up quickly.
How to Give the Gift of Being Present to Seniors This Holiday Season
Sometimes the most meaningful gift doesn’t necessarily come in a box or a gift bag – it’s time shared together. For older adults, especially seniors, living alone, the holidays can be a bittersweet time. Seniors may reminisce about memories and years gone by but also miss loved ones and friends who are no longer around.
Veterans Day 2025: Moments and Memories at Summerset
Four WWII veterans, ages 99 to 102, came together at Summerset Senior Living, sharing stories, memories, and a rare connection that spanned continents and eight decades. For everyone present, it felt like a rare moment when history stepped into the room and sat down with us. Read the article here.
Celebrating Our Residents: Summerset Spotlighted in the Grapevine Independent
Summerset Senior Living is proud to share a recent feature in the Grapevine Independent highlighting one of our very own residents, a local author who transformed treasured memories into a heartfelt new book. His story is a beautiful reminder of the creativity, wisdom, and life experiences that enrich our community every day. At Summerset, we
6 Simple Ways Families Can Pay for the Costs of Assisted Living
When your senior loved one begins to need more support than they can safely manage at home, one of the first questions you’ll likely ask is, “How much does assisted living cost, and how will we afford it?” It’s a fair concern. The costs of assisted living vary depending on the level of care your
Never Too Late for Love: George & Ann’s Story at Summerset
Neither Ann nor George ever imagined their paths would cross at this stage in life. But sometimes it only takes a simple moment to change everything. For them, it was dessert in the dining room. George noticed Ann enjoying her ice cream and asked if he could join her. That one small choice sparked a





