Stevenson Oaks is an Independent Living community in the Fort Worth area.
About Us
Retirement Community in Fort Worth, Texas. A Classic Begins.
Stevenson Oaks is named for the sturdy Chinkapin Oak and for Reverend William Stevenson, the first Methodist circuit rider in Texas. Rev. Stevenson rode horseback through early Texas settlements, preaching and teaching. His efforts had a civilizing effect, helping those small communities turn the corner from surviving to thriving.
We honor him by creating a community in which seniors can learn, grow, embrace the arts, remain richly engaged and find fulfillment — all Fort Worth-style.
EVERYONE IS welcome
Our charter requires that you’re at least 62 at move-in. For couples, at least 1 of you must be 62 or older. And that’s it. We welcome pets and a big beautiful cross section of humanity, regardless of gender, race, religion, sexual identity, disability or nationality.
OUR ROOTS GO DEEP
METHODIST RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES (MRC)
Established in 1962, Methodist Retirement Communities (MRC) serves over 2,000 residents in 13 senior living communities each year, including College Station, Bryan, Huntsville, Lufkin, Texarkana, La Porte, Corpus Christi, League City, and Fort Worth with a central office in The Woodlands. MRC’s roots go deep in the Lone Star State with communities stretching from the Texas coastline to the pines of East Texas and many places in-between.
THE MRC MISSION
We honor and serve older adults as an expression of Christ’s love.
The Nonprofit Difference
As a part of Methodist Retirement Communities, a not-for-profit, we pride ourselves on being a faith-based, mission driven community. It’s not enough to have these values on paper, it requires action. That’s why we lean on a set of core values to guide our operations called ICARE. ICARE stands for:
Integrity · Compassion · Accountability · Respect · Excellence.
It is with these values at heart that we build our teams and establish standards for employment. We have found that like-minded, value-centered people are attracted to this culture. As a result, we are able to deliver superior quality for those who call Stevenson Oaks home. But that’s not the only difference, there are five distinct ways that MRC operates differently as a not-for-profit:
GOVERNED BY VOLUNTEERS: At MRC, accountability comes from a volunteer board of directors who are collectively and individually driven to serve because of their passion for the mission.
NO SHAREHOLDERS: Any revenue that is produced at Stevenson Oaks will go right back to Stevenson Oaks to improve the lives of those who live there rather than lining the pockets of shareholders.
LONGEVITY: MRC is fully committed to each locale with longevity of service at every MRC location.
MRC’S COVENANT FUND: Since its beginning in 1962, MRC has never asked a resident to leave because they outlived their resources through no fault of their own. Through generous donations, MRC commits to supplement the financial needs of those who qualify.
MISSION-DRIVEN: Our mission truly is at the center of every decision guiding the culture of
our organization.