A Place At Home – North Austin Wins Second Consecutive Best of Round Rock Award
A Place At Home – North Austin has secured the Best of Round Rock Award for the second year, highlighting its community-focused approach to senior care and veteran support through specialized programs and partnerships.
A Place At Home – North Austin, serving Williamson and Travis Counties, has earned the Best of Round Rock Award for the second consecutive year. This recognition, determined by nearly 50,000 community votes, underscores the agency's reputation for trusted, relationship-based senior home care across Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, and Austin. The award reflects the agency's commitment to blending professional expertise with local engagement, a model that resonates deeply within the community.
The repeat honor follows a year of significant growth and community initiatives, including the opening of a new Round Rock office and collaborations with the ShareTheWill Foundation to provide power wheelchairs for local veterans. Through this partnership, detailed at https://www.aplaceathome.com/north-austin, the agency has supplied over 30 power mobility chairs to veterans, combining clinical insight with community support as part of its "Community Compassion in Action" program. This initiative demonstrates that the agency's care extends beyond client homes to benefit the wider community.
Co-owners Stacey and Bryan Eisenberg founded the agency with a mission to "put care back into caregiving," emphasizing dignity, connection, and trust for seniors, veterans, and adults with disabilities. Stacey Eisenberg, a community educator with the Alzheimer’s Association and member of the Adult Protective Services Volunteer Board, brings extensive experience in aging services. Bryan Eisenberg, a Round Rock Chamber Ambassador and host of the Rock Solid Round Rock Podcast, highlights local leaders who contribute to Central Texas' vitality, further embedding the agency in regional affairs.
A key differentiator for A Place At Home is its specialized dementia and Alzheimer’s programs, where caregivers receive advanced training led by Stacey Eisenberg and her team. The agency's continuity-of-care model ensures clients see familiar faces, promoting comfort and confidence at home. Services are flexible, ranging from 2-hour shifts to 24/7 care, accommodating diverse family needs. The agency's expansion includes a dedicated training lab for caregivers, enhancing their ability to deliver high-quality support.
Stacey Eisenberg remarked, "Winning this award twice tells us the community feels our heart. Families trust us with the people they love most and that trust means everything." Bryan Eisenberg added, "Round Rock is home. We're proud to grow with a community that believes in compassion, connection, and care that truly matters." The award not only validates the agency's approach but also signals the growing importance of personalized, community-integrated care in addressing the needs of aging populations and veterans in Central Texas.