Clearwater at The Arboretum sits as a senior living community that gives a mix of care types, making it easier for older adults to find the right support, whether someone needs independent living, assisted living, memory care, or even short-term stays for rest or recovery, and they do a little bit of everything with choices like Adult Day Services, home care, long-term skilled nursing, Medicare-certified home health care, and hospice care, too, so seniors can stay as their needs change. The place keeps things straightforward with a phone number, website, and message system for questions, and people can read or leave verified reviews to share honest feedback about their experiences, which helps families get a real sense of what daily life feels like. The community has 336 units stretched over two properties in Texas and Oregon, and it aims to make life easy and social with handy room options-it's got studios, one- and two-bedroom apartments, all pet-friendly, updated with modern kitchens, in-unit laundry, and luxury finishes, but also easy to move around with handicap-friendly features so folks can feel safe and comfortable.
The services at Clearwater at The Arboretum reach out in many directions; they have a licensed nurse onsite part-time, care partners available at all hours, and offer medication help, regular check-ins, and easy access to physical, occupational, and speech therapy through partners close by, so no one has to go far for extra support. The memory care, called memory support, is made for those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, with secure spaces meant to lower stress and prevent wandering, and independent and assisted living are designed for seniors who like doing things on their own but need a hand with meals, dressing, bathing, or remembering to take medicine, and all the staff know how to treat different needs with care so residents can age in their home. The place loves to keep everyone active, too, with a fitness center, yoga room, game room, arts and crafts spaces, theater, and walking trails plus outdoor courtyards and rooftop terraces where people can gather or just have some quiet time, and if anyone wants a break from cooking, there's the Savor restaurant and a bistro with meals made from good ingredients and menu choices that change up often.
Everything seems aimed at making life simple and full-housekeeping, laundry, linen and maintenance get taken care of, and there's transportation to shopping or outings when folks want to get out for a bit, plus games, hobbies, art projects, music, reading activities, and outings keep things fresh so no one gets bored, and English is spoken throughout. Clearwater Living manages the community and keeps the license up to date, with a biannual review to make sure everything runs as it should, and people can set up a tour, walk around, and see daily life or taste what's on the menu before making any decisions. They take many payment types like insurance, credit cards, or checks, and have pet-friendly policies for those with animal companions. They've picked up awards like Best of Senior Living and the All-Star Award for steady care, friendly staff, and good meals. This place's always trying to keep a balance between luxury touches and the simple comforts of home, with a focus on resident-centered care, easy living, and helping seniors stay healthy in body and mind, whether folks want to be busy or take it slow.
