When a placement service costs you nothing, the community pays the fee when your person moves in. That is how this one works too, and Texas law says you get that in writing up front, so here it is: the community your person moves into pays us one month's rent, after a confirmed move-in. You pay nothing for placement. What you get is a shortlist a person verified on the phone, not a database printout, and a community never buys its way onto it.
License records say a community is licensed for 48 residents. They do not say whether any of those 48 beds is free this month, at your person’s level of care. Only a phone call says that, and it has to be made again every week.
The advertised rate is the base rate. The number that surprises families is the care-level add-on, the community fee, and what triggers a rate increase six months in. Getting that in writing, before you sign, is most of the value here.
Everything on the public record: who is licensed, for what, for how many, and whether they are certified for memory care. That is the free directory, and you never have to pay us to use it.
An hour of Erika’s time, one on one, for the questions a placement does not cover: a second opinion on a community you already found, a residency agreement walked through with you in plain language, questions about a care plan that is not working, or a situation with no move in it yet. $250, paid up front, for one hour; more time is a new booking. Never required for placement.
Book a consult: call 346-546-5654Book a consult by emailPay for the hour, $250