For discharge planners and case managers
For hospital discharge planners, SNF social workers, case managers, physicians and placement agents. Everything you need to decide whether this is an appropriate placement, on one page, without a call.
What we can and cannot take
A clear yes or no on the first call, rather than tying up a discharge with a maybe. If a patient sits outside our scope we will say so and, where we can, point you at the right level of care.
We accept referrals for
- Post-hospital and post-rehab discharge
- Patients at risk of falls
- Medication management, including full administration
- Patients not safe returning home alone
- Long-term placement
- Respite and short-term stays
- Adults with special needs
- Short-term memory loss, confusion or forgetfulness, short of a memory care need
- Two-person assist for mobility and transfers
- Routine external ostomy care, following a nurse's assessment, and continence care
- Patients receiving home health, therapy or hospice services in place
Not appropriate for admission
- Patients who are permanently bedfast, or who require total skilled nursing care
- Anyone requiring 24-hour licensed nursing supervision
- Severe behavioural or psychiatric conditions requiring specialised placement
Assisted living, not skilled nursing. We take residents who need help with daily activities and who need staff assistance to evacuate, including two-person transfers and significant mobility limitations. Where clinical need exceeds that scope, we will tell you on the first call rather than after the transfer.
Why these placements tend to hold
Small-home placement changes several of the conditions that make a discharge fragile in the first thirty days.
- You reach the caregiver
- Not an intake department. Questions answered the same day, and a direct line for follow-up after the placement rather than a general enquiry line.
- Decline gets noticed early
- Approximately one caregiver to two residents, with awake overnight staff, means a change in condition, appetite or mobility is seen and raised with the physician while it is still a phone call.
- Medication is administered, not left out
- Full administration with compliance monitoring, documented and coordinated with prescriber and pharmacy. Non-adherence is one of the most common reasons a patient discharged home comes back.
- Your providers keep working
- Home health, physical and occupational therapy, and hospice teams visit here. We schedule around them, share what we have observed, and do not charge the family for coordinating it.
- The hard placement is the point
- Complex patients are the ones that take longest to place. If the patient is difficult to site because of behaviour, weight, a device or a diagnosis, call us early rather than last. Sometimes the answer is still no, but you will get it quickly.
- Nothing to decode on the family's side
- One monthly rate covering care, meals, housekeeping, laundry and medication management, published on the site. Families get a number, not a fee schedule. That matters to you because a placement that collapses over an unexpected invoice comes back to the person who recommended it.
Placement summary
The details most often asked for, in one place. Every figure here matches the pricing page exactly.
| Setting | Single-storey residential home, quiet neighbourhood |
|---|---|
| Supervision | 24 hours, with awake overnight attendance |
| Caregiver ratio | Approximately one caregiver to two residents |
| Level 1, minimal assistance | $4,900 / month |
| Level 2, moderate assistance | $5,400 / month |
| Level 3, higher assistance | $6,500 / month |
| One-time admission fee | $2,500 |
| Incontinence care | +$500/mo, where applicable |
| Respite and short-term | $200–$300/day, by care level |
| Payment accepted | Private pay · Long-term care insurance · VA Aid and Attendance |
| Not accepted | Medicaid. Medicare does not cover assisted living room, board or personal care. |
| Location | 32006 Dusty Rose Ct, Conroe, TX 77385 |
| Direct line | (346) 331-1509 |
| Daraanllc@gmail.com |
Have a discharge coming up?
Call the direct line and describe the patient: diagnosis, devices, transfers, medications, behaviour. We will confirm scope, level and availability in a single conversation.
Phone answered around the clock for care and placement enquiries