Live at Marbridge
Our Communities
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The Village
Assisted LivingAssisted Living
The Village at Marbridge is a neighborhood of 15 cottages nestled along a tree-lined street that provides assisted living for adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). A community center provides a place to gather for meals, special events, or leisure time. The Village provides a safe, caring environment that includes vocational training, education, socialization and counseling. Many Village residents hold jobs in the Austin community.Learn more -
The Ranch
Assisted LivingAssisted Living
The Ranch provides an assisted living setting for up to 94 residents. Whether your loved one is leaving home for the first time or has lived in other care settings, Ranch residents find their new life at Marbridge full of growth opportunities and leisure/social activities. The Ranch provides a safe, caring environment that includes vocational training, education, socialization and counseling.Learn more -
The Villa
Skilled NursingSkilled Nursing
The Villa provides a safe, loving environment for up to 92 residents who cannot care for themselves. We are a licensed skilled nursing facility that provides individualized medical, rehabilitative, dietary, social, and spiritual services. Residents at The Villa represent a diversity in diagnoses and enjoy a full day of activities and opportunities led by two Life Enrichment Specialists.Learn more
Established in 1953, Marbridge is a non-profit residential community that offers transitional and lifetime care to adults with a wide range of cognitive disabilities and provides them opportunities to learn, experience and achieve a whole new life.
Resident Life
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Resident Calendar
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Volunteer at Marbridge
Get Involved
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Make a tax-deductible donation and help across campus.
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Join the team and become the hero you were born to be.
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See how you can make an impact at Marbridge through our countless volunteering opportunities.
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Support Marbridge through one of our tent-pole events.
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Grab your official Marbridge gear and show your support.
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Let us know how we can help you.
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I love the way that each resident can live their own best life in a community of friends. Our residents are active and get to experience so many things. We look for ways for each one of them to be a success.
Shelley Merryman– Resident Trainer -
At Marbridge, every heart matters. The loud ones, the quiet ones, the fast ones, the slow ones. Mine grows, knowing they’re all loved and cared for.
Hannah Hitzfeld– Licensed Vocational Nurse -
My first year as a volunteer Special Olympics basketball coach was in 1995. I assisted Hughie Shaw with the original Marbridge basketball team. Little did I know 31 years ago how that year would change my life. The relationships I have made are very special to me. I get great joy and balance to my life by giving a few hours per week. I would encourage you to give it a try.
Scott Cary– Volunteer
Our Impact
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Amazing employees who help residents thrive290 -
Residents are employed either on- or off-campus or both100
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Amazing volunteers who teach, landscape, mentor, and provide activities for residents.450
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Training & Education class offerings each semester75
A long-term care ombudsman helps residents of a nursing facility and residents of an assisted living facility resolve complaints. Help provided by an ombudsman is confidential and free of charge. To speak with an ombudsman, a person may call the toll-free number:
HHS facility ID: 00706, 005191, 00520