Residential care works better together
Many residential care home owners run small homes with small teams. That independence is part of what makes residential care personal, but it can also be isolating. Having people to call — another owner who has faced the same challenge, a hospice agency you trust, a pharmacy that understands small homes — makes a real difference.
Care Home Association brings residential care home owners, caregivers and senior service professionals together across North Texas, so relationships grow and good practices are shared.
Who is part of the community
How networking helps
Learn from peers
Hear how other owners handle staffing, documentation, family communication and growth.
Trusted partners
Get to know home health, hospice, pharmacy and other senior service professionals who work with care homes.
Caregiver connections
Connect with caregivers through the association’s Caregiver Registry.
Stay informed
Receive association updates and hear about educational opportunities.
What networking means for you
Care home owners
- Talk with owners who understand small residential homes
- Find senior service professionals who work well with care homes
- Learn about education, resources and member pricing
- Connect with caregivers through the registry
Senior service professionals
- Build relationships with residential care homes across North Texas
- Understand how small homes operate and what they need
- Take part in association activities as a professional partner
- Stay informed through association updates
Built on trust and ethical practice
Good relationships in senior care are built on honesty and putting older adults first. Care Home Association supports professionalism, ethical practices, collaboration and continuous improvement throughout the residential care community, and we expect the same of the people who join us.
How to get involved
Networking opportunities are part of Care Home Association membership. Complete the Membership & Partnership Application and the association will contact you about eligibility, dues and next steps. Compare options on the membership plans page.
Networking questions
Who will I meet through the association?
Our community is intended to include residential care home owners, assisted living providers, caregivers and senior service professionals such as home health and hospice agencies, rehabilitation providers, pharmacies, medical equipment companies and elder law professionals across North Texas.
How do I get involved?
Apply for membership. Once your application is reviewed, we’ll contact you about membership eligibility, dues and next steps, including networking opportunities.
Is there a member directory?
A member directory is planned for the future. We’ll announce it to members when it is ready.