The Oasis at Fellowship Square Surprise sits at 16640 N Sarival Ave in Surprise, Arizona, and has a range of senior living options within a gated community that includes independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home care, and home care, which means you'll see folks in all different stages of aging and care all living together, and they even offer affordable senior apartments and care homes, so people with different budgets can find something, and you'll find the place offers rooms like studios, single rooms, or two-bedroom units, each one with high ceilings, kitchenettes, walk-in showers with safety bars, and some have access to common spaces like a game room, an activities room, indoor gathering areas, outdoor courtyards, and a dining room where folks take their meals together, and you don't have to worry much about upkeep because there's housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance on hand, and the units come with cable TV, WiFi, and emergency call systems for safety any time of day or night.
Care at The Oasis at Fellowship Square Surprise comes in several levels: Essential Services for light support, Enhanced Services for more help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and walking, or Elite Services where residents get more hands-on help with transferring, toileting, medications, and meals, and each resident has their own care plan made after a nurse assessment before moving in, with staff checking on folks regularly to make sure care fits changing needs, and people who need more help-like those with dementia or mobility limits-have options, especially at Reflections Memory Care, a secure wing built for safety and comfort, where certified caregivers are always present and residents get private or companion suites, three meals and two snacks daily, scheduled activities, and help with medications, along with a daily focus on comfort, activity, and wellbeing.
There are dementia education programs and caregiver training, family dementia sessions, and even a caregiver school right there at The Oasis, which is helpful since so many families want to learn more about memory loss, and professionals come in for public speaking and certification, too, with skilled health staff and partnerships with home health or hospice care, so there's a continuum of care as folks' needs change, and people can stay as independent as possible with help on hand for things like transportation, incontinence care, diabetic care, or medication management, all while being part of a social, supportive community with planned arts, crafts, wellness exercises, education, devotional activities, offsite outings, and veteran resources for those who need them.
People who live here start with a tour and move-in help, so there's less stress about the transition, and then once you're in, all-inclusive rates cover meals, utilities, maintenance, and care, and the same community includes subsidized units to help make it affordable, so you don't have to worry as much about having enough to cover an active, comfortable, and secure later life in a warm atmosphere focused on personal dignity and purpose.
