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How Our Free Service Works

Step 1

Fill out and submit your information on the contact form or call
(512) 400-4174.

Step 2

A member of our team will give you a call to get more details on what your needs are. Then you will be emailed a tailored list of potential communities that will best meet your needs.

Step 3

Schedule tours with potential communities. Your senior housing advisor will be available throughout this process to discuss pros and cons of places your tour and help with the decision making process if needed.

Testimonials

"I took a new job in Chicago and I couldn't stand the thought of making my mom move with me. She had been in Austin for over 40 years…"
Jen H.
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"When we needed to find a Type B assisted living center for my mother, we didn't know where to start. Ariel took the time to listen…"
Sam S.
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"I truly thought I could do it myself. But eventually I started drowning in the details of my aging father's care. One thing that bears mentioning…"
Laura H.
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About Texas Family Services

Texas Family Services is a free Housing Referral company run by Social Workers. We have been working with Austin area seniors for the past 13 years and are continuing to expand our services to outside locations.

Additionally, we have extensive hospice, home health and care management experience. Texas Family Services would welcome the opportunity to assist anyone with their various psycho-social needs.

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