Two purpose built homes on one campus: residential assisted living and Alzheimer's certified memory care. Care that is consistent, personal, and deeply rooted in respect and compassion, at every stage.
Care at this campus
Two buildings, two levels of care
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Assisted living
The assisted living building offers 16 private rooms, each with an individual half bath, with help for daily living, medication support, and personal care. Residents share warm common spaces, and daily routines feel familiar rather than institutional.
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Silverleaf Memory Support at Bee Cave
The second building is Silverleaf Memory Support at Bee Cave: dedicated, Alzheimer's certified memory care with 16 private rooms in a setting designed for people living with dementia, with structure, routine, and specialized support guided by the Positive Approach to Care that every Silverleaf caregiver trains in.
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One campus, no starting over
Because both buildings share one campus, a resident whose memory changes can move to specialized care without leaving Silverleaf: the same grounds, the same familiar faces, the same kitchen. Families never have to search twice.
Holistic touches run across both buildings: on site massage therapy, spiritual guidance from a chaplain, and a vibrant activities program.
Arriving
What you see when you pull in
A limestone portico under live oaks, with covered parking right at the doors so no one crosses open weather to get inside. The circular drive puts the entrance a few steps from the car.
This is the layout of the assisted living building. The numbered points mark the rooms we have photographs of. Select one to see the room.
The layout of the assisted living building. Private apartments run down both wings, with the dining room, living room and entry lobby down the middle and the covered porch at the front.
In the assisted living building, every suite is private, from the Serenity at about 202 square feet to the Estate at about 245, each with a private half bath, walk in closet, and emergency call system.
Care at Bee Cave is strengthened through Silverleaf Academy, our integrated education platform for caregiver development, including CNA training and dementia care practices.
We opened Bee Cave with a ribbon cutting and a house full of guests, and Sean Larracas filmed the whole day. The film runs about a minute and a half and it has sound, so turn your volume up before you press play.
Three families talk about what Silverleaf has been like for them. Their words appear in print under each film. Nothing plays until you press play.
It became clear the staff at Silverleaf was much more nurturing, much more attentive to what my mother needed, and so we could not have been happier with our move.
Ted Heaton, whose mother lived at Silverleaf
When we found Silverleaf, it just stood in a class all on its own. ... They've really done an extraordinary job of bringing out her individual personality. I have an 88 year old version of the mom I've always known.
Charlotte Benson, whose mother lives at Silverleaf
That's when you realize that your caregiver to resident ratio is important. The management is important, the systems are important, the love is important. ... I wish I would have found them first.
Stacy Komendera, whose parents moved to Silverleaf
What kind of care does Silverleaf at Bee Cave provide?
Both assisted living and Alzheimer's certified memory care, in two purpose built buildings on one campus. The assisted living building offers 16 private rooms with help for daily living, medication support, and personal care; Silverleaf Memory Support at Bee Cave, the second building, offers 16 private rooms of dedicated, specialized support for people living with dementia.
When can we visit or take a tour?
Visiting and tour hours are 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Care at the residence continues around the clock, and visits outside these hours are welcome by arrangement. Call (512) 831-5600 or use the contact form to schedule a tour.
Where is Silverleaf at Bee Cave located?
The residence is at 11825 Bee Caves Rd, Austin, TX 78738, in the Bee Cave area of west Austin.
Is Silverleaf at Bee Cave accepting new residents?
The residence is open with residents in the community. Contact us at (512) 831-5600 for current availability.
What is a residential assisted living home?
Instead of one large facility with dozens of residents in a single building, Bee Cave is two purpose built 16 room buildings, so each household stays small enough that caregivers know every resident well even though the campus serves 32. Meals come from a real kitchen and daily life follows each resident's own rhythm.
What happens if my parent's memory changes after they move in?
Care steps up without starting over. Because Silverleaf Memory Support at Bee Cave shares the campus with assisted living, a resident can transition to specialized support while keeping the same grounds, familiar faces, and routines.
Schedule a tour
Come see Bee Cave in person
Send this and someone from the house will call you back, or reach us now at (512) 831-5600.
