Bethesda Gardens Frisco, the community, broke ground on the expansion Nov. 4. The new facility will allow staff at the community to better serve individuals living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, according to a news release about the groundbreaking.
The details
The expansion is set to cost $10.5 million and be 24,000 square feet, according to a filing by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Construction could be completed in early 2027.
CORE Construction will build the expansion to Bethesda Gardens Frisco.
Steven Taylor, preconstruction manager at CORE, said at the Nov. 4 groundbreaking that the expansion will include:
- Five shared studios
- 15 individual studios
- Kitchen
- Dining and bistro area
- Living spaces
- Courtyard
“This isn't just about construction. It's about building hope and connection and care for our community,” said Chantel Gay, director of sales and marketing for Bethesda Gardens Frisco.
