We are an Assisted Living facility (Type A) centrally located in the heart of East Texas in Franklin County, approximately 100 miles east of Dallas and 67 miles north of Tyler.
We are the answer to older adults who need companionship, community involvement, and some medical supervision, but no not need a nursing home. We offer convenience to our residents by transporting them to local scheduled appointments in Mt Pleasant, Pittsburg, Sulphur Springs and Winnsboro.
We carefully select our staff for their compassion, dedication and experience with the elderly.
We encourage family and friends to visit often and share the joy of being connected in enriching the lives of the residents that we are privileged to serve.
A: Assisted Living Communities are licensed and regulated by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. Residents at assisted living are free to live an independent lifestyle, but also receive regular support for a range of daily activities ranging from cleaning to meal preparation. Housekeeping and maintenance services are included in the monthly rent, along with laundry services, utilities, transportation, and meals.
In addition to enjoying the peace of mind that comes from the maintenance-free lifestyle, residents can take advantage of a full calendar of events, activities, and countless opportunities for social engagement.
A: Assisted Living is more like living in your home instead of living in a clinical nursing home where more medical care can be provided. Residents in a nursing home require around-the-clock care and monitoring and the assistance of a skilled nurse. By contrast, residents in an assisted living generally require custodial care.
A: Yes, family and friends are always welcome at MOUNT VERNON HOUSE ASSISTED LIVING.
A: Our team at MOUNT VERNON HOUSE ASSISTED LIVING recognizes the enjoyment and companionship pets provide their owners. We allow residents to keep well-behaved dogs that will not inconvenience or disturb their neighbors.
A: There are several ways to pay for assisted living. However, Medicare is not one of them. The most common one is private pay, and many people have purchased long-term care insurance policies that cover assisted living services.
In addition, many veterans and their spouses are eligible for benefits called the Veterans Aid benefits that cover assisted living. Moreover, the Star Plus Medicaid’s waiver program also covers assisted living for those who meet their requirements
Phone: (903) 537-4857
Fax: (903) 537-2833
502 Meadow Park Drive
Monday to Friday:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
A long-term care ombudsman helps residents of a nursing facility and residents of an assisted living facility resolve complaints. Help provided by an ombudsman is confidential and free of charge. To speak with an ombudsman, a person may call the toll-free number 1-800-252-2412.