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Nexus by day
Purposeful physical, cognitive and social engagement built around five pillars of brain health.
Memory care in Southlake that feels like home.
Specialized memory care between Northwest Parkway and Grapevine Lake in Southlake, Texas.
Serving Tarrant CountySouthlake, TX 76092
Prefer to call? (817) 756-860072
Family Net Promoter ScoreSilverado company average, U.S. News & World Report family survey
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Dementia Care CertifiedHours of classroom and hands-on training
View the family-survey source“Silverado shows that what residents really need is an environment with loving caretakers and interaction with others. It’s more about the care, attention and activities, and less about the “Grand Hotel” like buildings you see elsewhere. Silverado is a very comfortable environment.”
A Silverado first
Brain health, day and night.
Silverado's 24-Hour Brain Health Program brings together purposeful Nexus engagement by day and gentle Memory Air scent stimulation by night, supporting brain health around the clock.
Night
Memory Air™ by night
Automated, non-invasive scent stimulation delivered while residents sleep.
Designed for residents participating in Silverado's early-stage Nexus program.Ask the Southlake team whether the program is a fit for your loved one.
Ask about the 24-Hour Brain Health Program 01 About Southlake
A community where your loved one is known.
Located between Northwest Parkway and Grapevine Lake, just up the road from Gateway Church, Silverado Southlake is more than just assisted living. It is a specialized memory care community dedicated to enriching life for the memory impaired in Texas.
02 A day here
A day in the life at Southlake.
Mornings in the garden, a shared meal, a familiar activity. Days here are built around what residents love to do.
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03 Our care
Care built around the person.
Memory loss shows up differently in every person. Our care plans start with who your loved one is (their history, routines and joys) and build the clinical support around that, not the other way around.
Memory care
Specialized care for Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, in a community purpose-built for memory loss. Secure, calm and designed so residents can move freely and stay engaged.
Dementia & Alzheimer's care
A whole-person approach drawn from decades of memory-care experience: help with the everyday, familiar routines, trained caregivers and a calm environment that lowers anxiety and keeps residents engaged in the days ahead.
Respite & short-term stays
Short-term stays that give family caregivers a break, or a gentle way to experience the community before a longer-term decision. Full access to care, programming and meals.
05 Why Silverado
What families are comparing.
Every Silverado community runs the same specialized care model, built for memory loss and nothing else. This is what that means day to day.
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Great Place to Work Certified
Silverado is a certified Great Place to Work. Caregivers who love where they work stay longer — and residents feel the difference every day.
1996
25+ years of memory care
Silverado was founded in 1996 to do memory care differently. That focus, and the experience behind it, has guided every community we've opened since.
Families we serve
Serving Tarrant County.
If you are nearby but unsure which community fits, we will point you in the right direction.
- Southlake
- Tarrant County
From the families we serve
In their own words.
Every year, U.S. News & World Report surveys Silverado families about their experience. A few of the comments from verified Southlake families, unedited.
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Silverado shows that what residents really need is an environment with loving caretakers and interaction with others. It’s more about the care, attention and activities, and less about the “Grand Hotel” like buildings you see elsewhere. Silverado is a very comfortable environment.
Verified Silverado family U.S. News & World Report family survey
My mother passed away during the height of COVID lockdown. My family and I did not realize the extent dad was incapacitated/impacted by Dementia. After some time, frustration, guilt, and tears, we realized dad needed memory care. It was a huge blessing to find Silverado and they made our dad’s transition as comfortable as possible. They took the time to really get to know him and made him feel loved, valued, and safe. Thank you Silverado!
Verified Silverado family U.S. News & World Report family survey
Finding the Silverado community for my mother was an answer to many prayers. Tears of joy & thanksgiving streamed from my eyes as learned about the Silverado philosophy of memory care. My mother is safe, engaged, loved, & cared for in a memory care facility that feels like home. It seems like everyone loves my mom & is aware & knowledgeable about what is going on with her. The Silverado Team feels like my family. In some instances, I feel closer to them than I do to my siblings because, together, we are helping my mom experience a quality of life at the end of her life. I love the people who love my mom! I can talk to them, express any concerns I might have, & they listen & respond. I couldn’t ask for anything more for my mom’s final chapter in life.
Verified Silverado family U.S. News & World Report family survey
Source: U.S. News & World Report annual family survey
Comments are published anonymously by U.S. News, so no names are attached. Read them on U.S. News →
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Frequently asked questions
Questions families often ask.
A short guide to what we hear most on first calls. If your question is not here, call (817) 756-8600 and we will talk it through.
How do I know if it is time for memory care?
Common signs include wandering or getting lost, missed medications, weight loss, trouble with daily tasks, increasing confusion, or caregiver burnout at home.
You do not need to be certain. Call us and we will talk through what you are seeing, with no obligation.
What is the difference between memory care and assisted living?
Assisted living supports people who need help with daily tasks but are largely independent. Memory care is a secure, specialized setting designed for Alzheimer's and dementia, with trained staff and programming built around memory loss.
Many Silverado communities offer both, so care can adjust as needs change.
What does memory care cost?
Cost depends on the community, the level of care and the room. We will walk through pricing and availability for your specific situation, and what options exist to help cover it, so there are no surprises.
Can we tour the community?
Yes. The best way to understand a community is to visit. We will arrange a tour at a time that works for your family, in person or virtually.
How quickly can my loved one move in?
It depends on availability and a short care assessment, but move-ins can often happen within days. Call us and we will walk you through the next steps. Call (817) 756-8600 any time.
Which areas do you serve?
Silverado Southlake serves families from Southlake, Tarrant County and the surrounding area. If you are nearby but not sure, call us. We will point you to the right community either way.
Your Southlake team
The people who will care for your family.
Meet the local leaders who guide care and daily life at Silverado Southlake.
From the community
See what's happening at Southlake.
Everyday moments, celebrations and community updates—shared by the people who know this place best.
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See it for yourself.
The best way to know if Silverado Southlake is right for your family is to visit. Tell us what is happening, and a memory care advisor from our Southlake team will walk you through the options and arrange a tour. No cost, no obligation.
- Call
- (817) 756-8600
- Sales-Southlake@silverado.com
- Visit
- 2001 Kirkwood Boulevard, Southlake, TX 76092
- Tours
- In person or virtual, at a time that works for your family