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3825 Pictureline Dr., Dallas, TX 75233

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Spears House of Care II

Located in a quiet residential neighborhood in Dallas, Texas, this warm and inviting residential home is a secured memory care community. The home is within easy access to shopping, dining, and medical centers, as well as some of Dallas’ parks and nature centers.

Intentionally kept small, the single-floor home is an intimate space to enjoy a peaceful retirement. Community members can relax in their private and semi-private rooms or enjoy each other’s company in the spacious living room or outdoor areas. Three nutritious home-cooked meals are offered daily in the dining room, with accommodations for dietary needs.

The home’s caring staff are available around the clock. Residents receive a range of care services from assistance with activities of daily living to incontinence care and diabetes support. The staff thoughtfully organize a number of on- and off-site enrichment activities, with community members’ quality of life kept at the center of their focus.

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Senior living options offered

  • Memory Care
  • Residential Care Home

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The features and amenities that are displayed on this page contain marketing information provided by the community. A Place for Mom has not confirmed the completeness of the provided information, and cannot guarantee its accuracy. If you become aware of any information that should be updated or noted, please contact A Place for Mom. A Place for Mom uses the term “assisted living” to indicate that the community provides some level of assistance with daily living activities. It does not indicate that the facility meets official state requirements for level of care.

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