Sage Oak of Denton sits at 3015 Audra Ln in Denton, Texas, where it runs a small, two-story boutique senior living community across a quiet, private campus surrounded by landscaping and plenty of trees, and you'll notice that there are only six homes, each with 16 beds, so the place never feels crowded or overwhelming, and every home looks bright and open with lots of windows letting in natural light, giving residents a nice view of the outdoors and a real homelike feeling with open-plan kitchens and common rooms where folks can gather. This facility holds a state license for both assisted living and memory care, so when people need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, or if they might need a hand getting in and out of beds or wheelchairs, or even if they need staff close by during sleep or in emergencies, the team here is always ready and provides 24-hour supervision.
Sage Oak supports people who have trouble walking or following emergency directions, and the staff gets special training to care for seniors with Alzheimer's and other memory problems, running a memory care program called Curated Care that's recognized for compassion and new ideas, aiming to reduce the stigma sometimes tied to dementia, and always keeping comfort and a sense of belonging at the center. Residents here see the same familiar faces day to day, since there's a high number of caregivers with a ratio of one caregiver to every five to eight residents, and that means more attention and more meaningful relationships can grow between staff and residents, making it easier for folks to get the kind of personalized care and support that fits exactly what they need.
Rooms at Sage Oak come furnished, and there are suites available, plus the place welcomes pets, which can make a big difference for seniors who love animals. For dining, there are full-time chefs, including Executive Chef Larry Atwater, making meals in a dining room with a regular schedule and options for people with allergies or diabetes, and meal prep is part of what the staff helps with. The campus provides features like high-speed internet, an emergency alert system, and strong accessibility for folks who use wheelchairs or walkers, and there are activities like movie nights, games, and a community-sponsored activities program designed to encourage socializing, especially for people with memory loss. Housekeeping, laundry, and even dry-cleaning are included, so day-to-day chores don't pile up. Executive Director Jenny Douglass and Owner/Operator Loe Hornbuckle run the community with a focus on treating each resident like a person and paying attention to individual preferences and needs.
Both assisted living and memory care at Sage Oak are structured around clarity and comfort, including themed decor in common spaces, less hassle with wide hallways and easy sightlines for safety, and modern amenities that promote well-being, health, and social connection. The community avoids a hospital-like feel and instead focuses on warmth and safety, especially in the memory care neighborhood that's designed for both security and freedom of movement. Language support is in English, and the staff is always looking for ways to create chances for residents to meet friends, stay active, and feel at home. Sage Oak has a reputation for individualized, reliable care in a calm, supportive environment, with all-inclusive care for high-acuity and non-ambulatory residents, and it remains a place where each person can live with dignity, routine, and purpose.
