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Austin, TX 78737
Lavender Springs is a small, intimate, 16 resident assisted living home nestled in Hill Country outside Austin, Texas. Needing assistance doesn’t mean giving up the right to live in a beautiful place. In Lavender Springs, you’ll get the perfect combination of housing and personalized support, with gorgeous views everywhere you look. Tommy and Jana Gillis started Lavender Springs after taking care of Tommy’s beloved grandmother, Aileen Gillis, for many years. At the time, there were very few options available for senior citizens needing assistance. Tommy and Jana Gillis now work to make sure that people who need these resources can find them.
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