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Autumn Wind
1004 E. Coke Road, Winnsboro, TX, 75494
Autumn Wind
1004 E. Coke Road, Winnsboro, TX, 75494
Welcome to Autumn Wind, an Assisted Living community located in Winnsboro, Texas. The cost of the assisted living community at Autumn Wind starts at a monthly rate of $3,000 to $5,410. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. This community does not allow pets of any kind or size.
From The Community
Welcome to autumn wind assisted living and independent cottages located in winnsboro, texas, where exceptional senior living begins. Our philosophy is rooted in a firm commitment to provide a place where passion and purpose come together to best serve our senior residents. We are dedicated to creating a community environment that feels like home. For nearly two decades our parent company, civitas senior living, has been providing compassionate care and comfort to our residents during all phases of senior life. We adhere to a comprehensive and core belief that seniors should be treated with the utmost respect and the dignity they deserve. Our staff is well-prepared for ensuring that our residents are properly cared for and nurtured each and every day. We believe that life is to be lived Lived to a degree where enjoyment and engagement are part of our everyday interactions. Our goal is to see that every senior resident at autumn wind knows that they are part of a dynamic community and family, where life is lived in a robust and active way. Our spacious designs, open concepts and comfortable suites offer residents personalized options to suit each individual S needs. With continuous walkways winding throughout our spaces both indoors and out, we are intentional in incorporating the effects of light and how it positively impacts our outlook. Our goal is to create a total environment that supports health, happiness and longevity, with a commitment to compassionate care. Communities range from independent retirement living accommodations to assisted living. We offer a full range of services, customized to the individual needs of each resident at our facility. At autumn wind, our desire is to create a comfortable, welcoming and secure place to gather with friends and family or to quietly enjoy a place of peace and relaxation. We remain deeply passionate about delivering unparalleled caregiving and attention to all those who become part of our civitas family. We welcome those who are interested in becoming a part of our community to schedule your visit and tour. Come experience the civitas difference for yourself!
There are 5 hospitals within 25 miles of Autumn Wind. The two closest hospitals are Mother Frances Hospital- Winnsboro which is 1.8 miles away and East Texas Medical Center Quitman which is 14.3 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at Autumn Wind are:
- Outdoor Areas
- Beauty & Barber
- Pool
- Parking
- Pet Friendly
Services and Amenities
Services
- Activity Center
- Housekeeping
- Transportation arrangement (non-medical)
- Resident Parking Available
- Weekly Housekeeping
Activities & Fitness
- Social Outings
- Devotional Activities On-Site
- Visiting Chaplain or Priest
- Day Trips and Outings
- Community Service Programs
- BBQs or Picnics
Dining & Nutrition
- Meals Provided
- Guest Meals
Accommodations
- Library & Computer Lounge
- deck
- or balcony
- Cable
- Wifi
- Kitchenettes
Care
- 12-16 hour nursing
- Medication management
- Mental wellness program
- Diabetic care
- Incontinence care
- Ambulatory care
Neighborhood
- Fitness Center
- Piano or Organ
Very nice
Poor…poor…poor care. If you hate your loved ones then this is the place to take them. Under paid staff, under qualified, poor training meanwhile, administrative staff indulge in long lengthy lunch hours while skeleton staff maintains lunch for residents. My blind mother in law has dealt with si...
Poor…poor…poor care. If you hate your loved ones then this is the place to take them. Under paid staff, under qualified, poor training meanwhile, administrative staff indulge in long lengthy lunch hours while skeleton staff maintains lunch for residents. My blind mother in law has dealt with sitting in a pool of urine, skipped meals, meds left on bar (as if she could’ve found it “blind”) abandoned in the the bathroom, your loved one would be better dropped off at an animal shelter, at least they’d be put down in a matter of a few days. These poor people endure this for years under these conditions. We’ve lost my father in law exposed to Covid while in this facility from a staff member among up to 15 other residents last fall( staff wasn’t regularly being tested at the time) my father in law rarely left his room, yet died of Covid. Most of the 15 died as a result…my mother in law was diagnosed but asymptomatic and survived. Recently…we got her the heck out of there…moved her on property and hired a caretaker. Who’s at fault? Those looking to fill the rooms, overwork the staff, underpay them, without remorse for the treatment of the residents….look at the director. Hope you enjoy another vacation, late arrival to work and another lengthy lunch (daily) while you should be involved with staff trying to serve residents lunch and along side them…guiding by example. Leaders should be leading by example Cathryn. Hope you enjoy another bonus at your staff and residents expense. We’re angry because we were mislead…by the care that was promised upon arrival and the increased cost despite their needs were never delivered unless we were there to deliver it ourselves among many others which we pray for every day. We’ve witnessed very poor treatment of other residents and family members who have the resources to pay for additional caretakers because staff can’t bother delivering food, administering meds and ignore “call lights” as they’d prefer to hang out in the outdoor smoke area. The director is aware of of this among all concerns but doesn’t hold accountability toward staff nor are they willing to pay a fair wage for those that actually do care….it could cut in into their own bonus. Fill those spaces…line the pocket. Lets talk about activities…we were shown an exercise room with equipment, arts, church services, etc….it’s all a lie. Maybe a celebration for holidays and bingo…that is it….period. The quality of food is extremely poor. I could write book of our daily challenges with these people and believe me, we fought nearly daily for a year.
Read moreThis was a very nice facility, good feel. The people we met where very nice. Opportunities were nice with activities. Only drawback was geographical. Her doctors were just too far.
I would recommend Autumn Wind in general. The main thing is the staff is friendly. It's a bright, sunny general atmosphere there. There are challenges due to the pandemic, but they try very hard and do a good job.
My dad moved into Autumn Wind Assisted Living last year (2021) and they have been fantastic. What has stood out most is how the staff seems to really care about the residents. The director is very hands on and more importantly communicates with family on a regular basis. If you are looking for a ...
My dad moved into Autumn Wind Assisted Living last year (2021) and they have been fantastic. What has stood out most is how the staff seems to really care about the residents. The director is very hands on and more importantly communicates with family on a regular basis. If you are looking for a “perfect” place it does not exist, but we could not be happier with Autumn Wind.
Read moreWe just found out that a friend of ours was in the assisted living part. It smelled awful, the resident door was filthy, kiosk where you sign in was filthy our friend hadn''t been shaved. I know these people in the assisted living might not be able to speak up about how dirty it is. So someone ne...
We just found out that a friend of ours was in the assisted living part. It smelled awful, the resident door was filthy, kiosk where you sign in was filthy our friend hadn''t been shaved. I know these people in the assisted living might not be able to speak up about how dirty it is. So someone needs too.
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