Frequently Asked Questions

Families usually start looking when the worries stack up: missed medications, weight changes, a stove left on, or a spouse wearing out from caregiving. You don't have to be certain to call. A free assessment, wherever your family member is, gives you an honest read on what support they need now, and if home is still working, we'll say so.

As fast as your family needs. It starts with a call and a free assessment wherever your family member is, and because Village Green is family-owned, we can move quickly when it's urgent, same-day and weekend move-ins have both happened. The phone is answered around the clock.

No. Some residents live with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia, some are recovering from a stroke, and some simply want to age in a small home where help is always close. An assessment, wherever they are, at home or at the hospital, tells us what support they need.

A few situations, yes. If someone needs full skilled nursing from day one, like feeding-tube care, a nursing facility is the safer fit, and we'll help you find a good one at no charge. For nearly everything else, from early memory loss through full care, residents are welcome here for the rest of their life.

Assisted living meets memory care, in small standalone homes. Residents range from those needing light daily support to those needing full care, and as needs change, the care changes with them, in the same home, with the same people. When it's needed, hospice comes to them, so there's never another move.

No, and that's the point of the model. Care rises inside the same home, from light support through advanced memory care, and when it's needed, hospice comes to them. The room, the team, and the routine stay the same.

Memory care is all we do, and every home is kept small on purpose, so every resident is known personally. The owners give the tours themselves, even on weekends. But the best answer comes from our families: they're here every day, ask them anything, and we'll introduce you.

Village Green is a private pay community and accepts long-term care insurance; we're not able to accept Medicaid. Every home runs on one flat, all-inclusive monthly rate that doesn't change as care needs grow, no tiers, no add-ons. For exact numbers, call us. And if the budget points somewhere else, we'll help you find the right fit anyway, at no charge.

Everything the day requires, by design: the room, meals, personal care, medication support, and the day's activities, one flat monthly amount that stays the same as care needs grow. For exact numbers, call us.

Yes, and more than welcome: cared for. A pet's feeding and walks are written into the resident's daily plan, so the two of them keep their life together. Some homes have a community dog of their own.

Any hour, any day. There are no visiting hours to check, and most families visit daily or close to it. Come for lunch, stay for dinner, or just stop by on the way home.

Mostly, the appointments come to them: the salon, dentist, podiatrist, and eye doctor all make regular house calls, so the day stays familiar. And families and residents head out together all the time, lunch, errands, a drive.

Thirteen small homes across the Dallas and Houston areas: Rockwall, McKinney, Highland Village, and Sachse around Dallas; Conroe, two homes in Cypress, Champions, Tomball, Kingwood, The Woodlands, Spring, and Katy around Houston. Each has its own page with photos, its address, and a local number.

One family, since the first home opened in Conroe in 2011. Nish and Sabir still run it personally, give weekend tours, and hand out their own numbers. The full story is on our About page.