Central Texas Senior Care Directory
Your guide to local resources and support service
Finding the right resources shouldn’t feel overwhelming. Our directory connects you with local services and professionals across Central Texas—from home care and legal support to transportation and caregiver resources.
This is a starting point to help you explore what’s available in your area. Browse by category to learn about different types of services, understand what each one offers, and find contact information when you’re ready to reach out.
Suggested Categories
Home Care
Non-medical assistance with daily activities like bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and companionship to help seniors remain safely at home.
Home Health
Skilled medical care provided at home by licensed nurses and therapists, including wound care, medication management, and rehabilitation services.
Hospice Care
Comfort-focused care for individuals with serious or terminal illness, emphasizing quality of life and family support during end-of-life transitions.
Elder Law
Legal professionals specializing in estate planning, guardianship, long-term care planning, and protecting seniors’ rights and assets.
Medical Equipment & Supplies
Providers of wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, oxygen equipment, and other medical devices for home use.
Transportation Services
Non-emergency medical transportation and general mobility services helping seniors attend appointments, run errands, and maintain independence.
Financial Planning
Advisors experienced in retirement planning, Medicaid planning, long-term care funding strategies, and senior-specific financial guidance.
Veterans Assistance
Resources and support for veterans accessing VA benefits, Aid & Attendance, healthcare services, and other military-related programs.
Geriatric Care Management
Professional care coordinators who assess needs, develop care plans, coordinate services, and advocate for seniors and their families.
Caregiver Support & Education
Programs, support groups, and educational resources for family caregivers navigating the challenges of caring for aging loved ones.
Respite Care
Temporary relief services allowing family caregivers to take breaks while ensuring their loved one continues receiving quality care and supervision.
Home Modification & Safety
Contractors and specialists who assess homes and install safety features like grab bars, ramps, and lighting to prevent falls and support aging in place.
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