While it’s true that Hudson Creek Alzheimer's Special Care Center in Bryan, Texas, is perfectly situated around the corner from St. Joseph Regional Health Center and just down the road from beautiful Tiffany Park, we offer so much more than just a great location. It begins with our Meaningful Moments® program, a specialized philosophy for your loved one with Alzheimer’s needs that focuses on the life story of each individual.

Three Oaks Hospice provides hospice services to patients in College Station who are suffering from terminal illnesses. We are committed to the comfort, dignity, respect, and support of hospice patients throughout their journey. Our hospice team consists of registered nurses, hospice aides, social workers, chaplains, and volunteers. We work in close collaboration with patients' families and primary caregivers to ensure that all of the patient's needs are met. We are proud to serve the greater College Station community and look forward to helping more patients and families receive the compassionate care they deserve.

Established in 1962, Methodist Retirement Communities (MRC) now serves over 2,000 residents in 13 senior living communities, including College Station, Bryan, Huntsville, Lufkin, Texarkana, La Porte, Corpus Christi, League City, and Fort Worth with a central office in The Woodlands. MRC is different from a for-profit in that there are NO shareholders behind the scenes making the tough calls. Instead, as a not-for-profit, accountability comes from a volunteer board of directors who are collectively and individually driven to serve because of their passion for the mission to make life good for Texas seniors.

Established in 1962, Methodist Retirement Communities (MRC) now serves over 2,000 residents in 13 senior living communities, including College Station, Bryan, Huntsville, Lufkin, Texarkana, La Porte, Corpus Christi, League City, and Fort Worth with a central office in The Woodlands. MRC is different from a for-profit in that there are NO shareholders behind the scenes making the tough calls. Instead, as a not-for-profit, accountability comes from a volunteer board of directors who are collectively and individually driven to serve because of their passion for the mission to make life good for Texas seniors.

Established in 1962, Methodist Retirement Communities (MRC) now serves over 2,000 residents in 13 senior living communities, including College Station, Bryan, Huntsville, Lufkin, Texarkana, La Porte, Corpus Christi, League City, and Fort Worth with a central office in The Woodlands. MRC is different from a for-profit in that there are NO shareholders behind the scenes making the tough calls. Instead, as a not-for-profit, accountability comes from a volunteer board of directors who are collectively and individually driven to serve because of their passion for the mission to make life good for Texas seniors.