Harvest Home & Inwood Crossing

09/02/2025

"At 89 years old my mom, a widow for many years, lived alone in another state. We decided to bring her to Texas to live with her family. Mom is very spry and we felt she was missing out on a quality life. We researched and visited a couple homes. Mom was adamant about not feeling ready for a “retirement home”. We visited Harvest Home at Inwood Crossing. We found residents engaged, actively enjoying live music, delicious.." says Nancy on Google

★★★★★ At 89 years old my mom, a widow for many years, lived alone in another state. We decided to bring her to Texas to live with her family. Mom is very spry and we felt she was missing out on a quality life. We researched and visited a couple homes. Mom was adamant about not feeling read...

08/28/2025

When families begin researching Senior Living, cost is almost always the first question. At Harvest Home & Inwood Crossing, we believe that pricing shouldn’t be a mystery. Instead, we aim to make costs transparent and easy to understand. Follow this link to learn more: https://harvesthomeinwoodcrossing.com/blog/

08/24/2025

Welcome back to Self-care Sundays for Seniors!
Each week, we share one tip to support senior health, happiness, and overall wellness.

Tip #3: The Power of Volunteering
For many retired seniors, volunteering is a wonderful way to practice self-care while making a positive impact. Giving your time not only helps others—it also benefits you in countless ways:

Connect with your community and enjoy social interaction

Focus on something meaningful beyond yourself

Cultivate a sense of purpose and accomplishment

Stay productive while giving back

There are endless opportunities, both locally and nationally, for seniors who want to get involved. Some ideas include:

Serving at a local soup kitchen

Becoming a CASA or GAL volunteer to support kids in foster care

Volunteering with a nonprofit focused on a cause you care about

Participating in your religious community

Mentoring youth or sharing your professional skills through organizations like the YMCA

Many organizations are looking for kind-hearted, passionate volunteers—so there’s no shortage of ways to make a difference. Volunteering is a meaningful way for seniors to stay active, engaged, and fulfilled.

08/22/2025

🎶 “I wanna know… have you ever seen the rain?” 🎶 Sean the Music Man had everyone tapping their toes and singing along, and of course, Ruth couldn’t resist showing off her dance moves! 💃✨

His music always brings smiles, laughter, and good vibes to our community. Come join the fun and let Sean brighten your day with a song (or two)! 🎸💛

08/22/2025

🎉🍌🍨 Party time! We celebrated Scherrie’s birthday in style with banana splits (extra sprinkles, of course! 😋) thanks to our friends at Three Oaks Hospice for sponsoring the sweet treats. 💛

Friends came together✨, laughter filled the room, and the ice cream was piled high—what a celebration! 🥳

Happy Birthday, Scherrie! Let’s keep the party going! 🎂🎉

Three Oaks Hospice

08/03/2025

Welcome back to Self-care Sundays for Seniors!
Each week, we're sharing simple, research-backed tips to support senior health and wellness.

Tip #2: Boost Independence and Life Satisfaction
There’s something deeply fulfilling about accomplishing a task or spending quality time with others. Whether it's completing a project or enjoying an evening out, meaningful activity and connection lift our spirits—and that doesn’t change with age.

In fact, a 2007 study found that seniors who engaged in social activities or meaningful tasks reported greater independence and overall life satisfaction.

Encouraging purpose and connection isn't just uplifting—it’s empowering. 💪

08/02/2025

🎶 “Keepin' perfect rhythm with the song on the radio…” 🎶
Sean — our beloved Music Man — brought the house down with his toe-tapping rendition of "Driving My Life Away" by Eddie Rabbitt!

And those overalls? Worn in honor of his grandfather, who first inspired Sean’s love of music and good old-fashioned country charm. From driving our residents to filling their hearts with classic hits, Sean brings heart, heritage, and harmony to every performance. 💙

08/01/2025

Game on! 🎯 Our residents enjoyed a lively afternoon of friendly competition at our co****le tournament. It's heartwarming to see the joy and camaraderie as everyone cheers each other on. The smiles and laughter remind us that fun knows no bounds.

Have you ever participated in a co****le tournament? We'd love to hear about your favorite games!

07/30/2025

It's International Day of Friendship and, if you want to learn how to be a good friend, just look to the residents at Harvest Home & Inwood Crossing.

When it is time to move your loved one to Assisted Living or Memory Care, our residents will welcome their new neighbors with open arms and open hearts. Cheers to new friendships and new memories!

“There is nothing better than a friend unless it is a friend with chocolate.” – Linda Grayson

07/30/2025

🌟 Volunteer Spotlight! 🌟

Meet BJ & Dennis — a dynamic duo who not only share a life together, but also share their time, love, and compassion with our community... for almost 20 years! This wonderful couple brings so much warmth and joy to our residents every time they walk through our doors. 💛

And let’s not forget sweet Pat, whose cheerful spirit and caring heart make her an absolute favorite around here!

BJ, Dennis, and Pat — thank you for being part of our extended family. Your kindness makes our community shine a little brighter each day. 🌼

07/29/2025

🎉 B-I-N-G-O and we had fun-o! 🎉

Today was full of laughter, friendly competition, and winning smiles as our residents enjoyed a classic game of Bingo—joined by some of our wonderful volunteers! 💛

There’s nothing quite like the joy of calling out that winning number or sharing stories between rounds. Big thanks to our volunteers for bringing the energy, encouragement, and extra sparkle to today’s game! 🥳