Perched on one of the highest points in Conroe, overlooking private lakes and rolling green landscapes, Worthington Manor is working to change how local families think about senior living.

The assisted living and memory care community at 1999 Lakes of Wedgewood Drive is operated by Meridian Senior Living. Its guiding idea is simple: Seniors should get to choose how they live.

"Worthington Manor was built on the belief that moving into senior living shouldn't mean giving up your say in how you live," said Executive Director Megan Christopher. "Our residents help shape everything here, from activities to daily routines. That sense of choice and community is what makes this place feel like home."


How do residents have a voice in daily life?

At Worthington Manor, residents are encouraged to help shape their community. They share their opinions on programs, activities and daily routines during regular meetings with trained staff.

This approach also guides the community’s wellness programs, which support both body and mind. Residents can enjoy a busy calendar of social events, chef-prepared meals, amenities and spacious, pet-friendly apartments.

Worthington Manor was also designed with families in mind. The layout and large grounds make it easy for loved ones to visit, and the community regularly hosts events for residents and their friends and family.

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What care options does Worthington Manor offer?

Worthington Manor offers both assisted living and memory care, giving residents access to different levels of support based on their individual needs. Assisted living is designed for residents who may need help with aspects of daily life while still maintaining independence, choice and an active lifestyle.

For residents with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia, Worthington Manor offers Montessori Moments in Time memory care.

The Montessori-based program, unique to Meridian Senior Living communities, focuses on meaningful, success-oriented activities that help each resident find purpose in their day while building on their individual abilities and interests.

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How has Worthington Manor been recognized for quality?

Since opening in 2022, Worthington Manor has earned U.S. News & World Report’s Best Senior Living recognition for three consecutive years, including being named a Best Assisted Living community for 2026-27.

The community also received a Best Senior Living 2026 award from A Place for Mom and earned a deficiency-free result on its state survey.

The recognitions reflect Worthington Manor’s broader focus on resident experience, personalized care and quality of life.

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How does Worthington Manor support families through the transition?

Choosing senior living for a loved one can bring anxiety, resistance and excitement all at once.

Worthington Manor’s team works alongside families throughout the decision-making process, answering questions and helping them understand what their loved one may be experiencing as they prepare for a new beginning.

For families exploring senior living, the community also offers tours and opportunities to learn more about its assisted living and memory care options.

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Learn more about Worthington Manor

Families interested in Worthington Manor can schedule a tour to explore the community, meet the team and learn more about its assisted living and memory care options.

  • Address: 1999 Lakes of Wedgewood Drive, Conroe

  • Phone: 855-659-5373

  • Hours: Open 24 hours; evening and weekend tours available by appointment

Frequently asked questions

What types of senior living does Worthington Manor offer?

Worthington Manor offers assisted living and memory care for residents with different levels of support needs.

Can families tour Worthington Manor before making a decision?

Yes. Families can schedule tours, including evening and weekend appointments, to explore the community and learn more about available care options.

Does Worthington Manor offer memory care for residents with dementia?

Yes. Worthington Manor offers Montessori Moments in Time memory care for residents with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

Are pets allowed at Worthington Manor?

Worthington Manor offers spacious, pet-friendly apartments, allowing some residents to bring their pets with them when they move in.