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Independent Living in College Station, Texas

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College Station, TX

Bluebonnet Court

Bluebonnet Court is licensed by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission as an assisted living facility, a type of residential setting that provides housing and personal care for older adults. Its state license allows it to care for up to 48 residents.

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College Station, TX

The Waterford at College Station

The Waterford at College Station is a senior living community in College Station, Texas, offering assisted living, memory care and respite care. Monthly rent includes three daily meals and snacks, activities and social programs, housekeeping and laundry, maintenance and round-the-clock staff support.

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College Station, TX

VIVERE Life College Station

VIVERE Life College Station is a senior living community in College Station, Texas, offering assisted living, memory care and short-term respite stays. Memory care is provided through the Embraced Journeys program. Assisted living apartments are studios of about 375 square feet and one-bedrooms of about 500 square feet, each with a private bathroom and kitchenette.

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