Western Hills Senior Living

Western Hills Senior Living, located in Temple, TX offers assisted living. Visit Provider Website

Western Hills Senior Living has a whirlpool, a fireside living room and a greenhouse for gardening. The building stands at 3902 West Adams Avenue in Temple, TX, near the Killeen and Temple area. It has convenient access to nearby healthcare providers and local services. Assisted living includes Elevate, a program created to support each resident's lifestyle and preferences.

Pricing at Western Hills

Western Hills Senior Living lists assisted living from $4,340 a month on its website. That figure is base rent only, with Level of Care charges not included, and starting prices depend on which apartments are available and the level of care. The community is private pay and works with families on veteran benefits, long-term care insurance, life insurance conversion, short-term loans or lines of credit, and home sales. The monthly rent and care charge for an apartment you pick come back from one request through Get Pricing, so you'll know what a month here really costs.

Assisted Living at Western Hills

Help with bathing, dressing and supervision of medications comes with assisted living. For safety there's an emergency alert system and keypad entry. Wi-Fi, computer and internet access, postal services and parking are all on hand, and the community is pet friendly. There are three floor plans: the Silverdale, the Richmond and the Townsend.

Amenities at Western Hills

Besides the whirlpool and the fireside living room, there's a porch, walking paths, landscaped grounds and the greenhouse. Inside, you'll find a game room, a library, a piano, a beauty and barber shop, and a community room that's available to rent. The activity program is built around music, singing, baking and art, and exercise and pet visits are part of the daily routine. The community's updates are now complete.

What Reviewers Say About Western Hills

A few reviewers describe an active calendar with plenty of visitors. One couple who moved in mentions musicians and artists who come by and many fun activities. A visitor on a tour watched a bingo game and stayed for lunch with residents, and a guest speaker gave a Black history talk that residents met with thoughtful questions.