Trinity Terrace

Specialties

Trinity Terrace, a not-​for-​profit organization, is Fort Worth’s preeminent Continuing Care Retirement Community and the only accredited CCRC in Fort Worth. We offer independent living, extended living, and a health and rehabilitation center. The Terrace Tower has charming studios and one– and two-​bedroom apartments. The brand-​new City Tower has two-​bedroom styles, two-​bedroom-​plus-​den styles, and penthouse apartments. All City Tower apartment homes offer beautiful views and the finest appointments.

Trinity Terrace has been rated 5 stars by Centers for Medicare/​Medicaid Services for years 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012. U.S. News & World Report listed us among America’s Best Nursing Homes for years 2010, 2011, 2012.

Our Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center offers rehabilitation services, short-​term skilled nursing care for individuals recovering from illness or injury, and long-​term care for individuals needing nursing services for longer periods.

History

Established in 1897.

Trinity Terrace has been serving Fort Worth seniors for more than 100 years. Its origins can be traced back to 1897, when the Cumberland Rest (sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church) was organized to provide housing and care for older adults in the community. Over the next century, the Cumberland Rest moved locations several times, changed its name to Trinity Terrace, and grew in both size and scope. In 1995, Trinity Terrace became part of the Pacific Retirement Services family of affiliates, though it is still owned by Cumberland Rest, Inc. In 2008, Trinity Terrace completed a major expansion and renovation that added even more beautiful apartment homes and fine amenities to campus.

Meet the Manager

Lee P.

Manager

Lee is the Executive Director of Trinity Terrace. He is a licensed Nursing Facility Administrator and a graduate of the Administrator-​in-​Training (AIT) program by Pacific Retirement Services. Previously he served as Home Design Manager for Trinity Terrace, assisting future City Tower residents in the designing of their new homes while he gained his state and federal licensure. Lee earned his bachelor’s degree in Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management from the University of North Texas.