(817) 601-5033
972-695-3572
777 N Main St. Suite 600, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Ridgmar Place sits in west Fort Worth along the I-30 corridor, with Texas Health Harris Methodist Fort Worth and JPS Health Network as the nearest major facilities. When a loved one is discharged, returning home to this established neighbourhood near Ridgmar Mall requires a care plan already in motion. Care Mountain’s RN-supervised team coordinates with hospital case managers ahead of discharge so expert care is active from the first hour — no gaps, no scrambling.
Ridgmar Place families value dependability, consistency, and care that earns its place in the home. Care Mountain has spent 21 years doing exactly that. Our expertise covers specialized Alzheimer’s and dementia support, dedicated Parkinson’s disease management, and complex care for individuals living with ALS. Backed by CHAP accreditation and a zero-complaint record, we bring hospital-grade care directly to Ridgmar Place homes.
Every Ridgmar Place care plan is shaped around your loved one’s diagnosis, their home in this west Fort Worth neighbourhood, and the daily life they want to continue — adjusted as needs evolve.
Specialized memory care focused on safety and dignity. We manage wandering risks, behavioral changes, and daily routines to reduce anxiety. Private pay only; Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted.
Continuous support for seniors needing round-the-clock safety. Our live-in and 24-hour teams assist with fall prevention, hygiene, and medication reminders. This is a private pay service; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Compassionate support for all stages of dementia, providing cognitive engagement, stable routines, and respite for families. Private pay service only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Cardiac-focused home care managing fluid intake, weight monitoring, and energy conservation to prevent hospital readmissions. Private pay service; Medicare and Medicaid not accepted.
Expert support for mobility, tremors, and fall prevention. Caregivers are trained in medication timing and safe transfers. Private pay only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Respiratory support including oxygen management and nebulizer assistance to help patients manage symptoms at home. Private pay only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Rehabilitation-focused care to support recovery, including mobility assistance and speech therapy exercises to help regain function. Private pay care only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
In-home rehabilitation by licensed therapists to improve mobility and balance after falls, strokes, or surgeries. Private pay therapy only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Palliative support including symptom management, hygiene, and emotional care for patients undergoing treatment. Private pay service only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
We accept Long-Term Care (LTC) insurance and assist families with policy verification and claims processing. Please note: We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Medical care by licensed nurses (LVN/LPN/RN) including wound care, vitals monitoring, and physician coordination for chronic conditions. Private pay nursing only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
Comprehensive support ranging from hourly companionship to 24/7 skilled nursing. We specialize in complex conditions, ensuring safety and independence with zero-complaint care. Private pay only; we do not accept Medicare or Medicaid.
We provide in-home care in Ridgmar Place, extending clinical excellence across west Fort Worth and the broader Tarrant County perimeter to every family who needs it.
Some of the most common conditions managed by home health care in Fort Worth, TX, include Asthma, COPD, Heart Failure (also called Congestive Heart Failure or CHF) Cancer, Stroke (both ischemic and hemorrhagic), joint replacement or surgery. Additional conditions that are frequent are emphysema, pneumonia or other serious illnesses and injuries.
In Fort Worth, TX, the largest category of people receiving home health care consists of adults with chronic health problems or disabilities. Their caregivers tend to be middle-aged and older parents and spouses. The second largest category is children with chronic health problems or disabilities.
To care for a patient at home in Fort Worth, TX, limit the number of caregivers, ideally assigning a person in good health without risk factors – it is most optimal to have the same, steady caregiver taking care of a patient – frequent changes of caregivers limits quality of care, trust building and a deeper bond forming between the client and caregiver. Avoid extra visits, limit patient movement outside their room, and minimize the use of shared spaces such as the kitchen or bathroom.
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