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Trinity Terrace

Trinity Terrace, 1600 Texas St, Fort Worth, TX 76102, USA

817-338-2400

Located on a beautifully landscaped campus in Fort Worth, Trinity Terrace is a nationally recognized retirement community offering a vibrant and fulfilling lifestyle for active adults aged 62 and over. This Life Plan Community (also called a Continuing Care Retirement Community) provides a full spectrum of living options — from independent living and assisted living to skilled nursing and memory care — all designed to support residents through every stage of life. It’s a great choice for families exploring senior living in Fort Worth who want a community that blends independence, security, and lifelong wellness.

At Trinity Terrace, residents enjoy an active and engaging lifestyle enriched with an array of amenities and programs. The community features beautifully appointed homes and apartments, restaurant‑style dining, fitness and wellness classes, clubs, art studios, and scenic walking paths. With scheduled events, cultural outings, and opportunities for lifelong learning, there’s always something to do that supports social connection and personal fulfillment. The campus setting fosters friendships and community, making it easy for residents to stay engaged and connected.

What truly sets Trinity Terrace apart is its Life Plan model — offering peace of mind knowing that future care needs can be met right on campus if they arise. With access to on‑site healthcare services, specialized memory support programs, and a caring team dedicated to resident well‑being, families can feel confident in long‑term care planning. To learn more about the community, services, and availability, visit the official Trinity Terrace website and discover a senior living community focused on comfort, independence, and lifelong enrichment.

Trinity Terrace

4.2

Based on 22 reviews

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Chi Vu

16:19 20 Aug 25

Very nice super high end. Luxurious is the feeling you will get walking through here. The concierge is super nice and super helpful, and obviously patient, as first time visitors will need questions answered, and this is not an ordinary apartment with bldg numbers. Residents i spoke to love the place and they definitely get what they pay for.

Shawn Smith

17:09 14 Aug 25

Retirement, entertainment and good people say no more!

Julie Hall

21:59 11 Mar 23

My mom was here for rehab, and what an amazing place! All the staff is so caring and kind. They're really on top of everything. She had rehab in the past at a place behind Trader Joe's on Hulen and it was not good.

If you have a chance to go here, or to place a loved one here, don't hesitate, you won't get better care anywhere. I wish my mom could afford to live here full time.

Mary Jantz

19:16 13 Oct 21

I wish that I could give negative stars. I put a lot of time and energy when picking a skilled nursing/rehabilitation facility for my grandmother after she fell and broke her hip. Everything seemed great at first. It is a beautiful place and MOST of the staff are wonderful. The CNA Angela is amazing, both my grandmother and I adore the nurse Justin... but my grandmother is currently in the hospital with a UTI, sepsis, acute renal failure, and severe dehydration. I had asked about inserting a catheter on 10/5. I asked about dehydration and IV fluids. I asked about when we should call an ambulance. My grandmother became ill on Saturday 10/9. It took 5 hours for them to draw blood. Then they didn't even start oral antibiotics until 10/11. Her urine cultures showed infection on 10/5!

I was there almost every day. I asked questions. I pushed for answers and for follow up. The nurse Esther had no sense of urgency, she really just didn't care. She would either get defensive or completely ignore any questions that I had. My grandmother had 2 LITERS OF URINE in her bladder when she got to the ER. My grandmother almost died. And nothing was done for her until I finally told them to call an ambulance.

I worry for the people on that floor who do not have family members or friends to advocate for them. They would have let my grandmother die if I hadn't have been there.

I am having my grandmother moved to another facility when she is discharged from the hospital. I picked Trinity Terrace because of the amazing reviews. I am terrified of something like this happening again.