The Oaks at Liberty Grove | Assisted Living in Rowlett, TX sits at 7904 Chiesa Rd Apt 608, right next to Crossroads Church, and it's one of those places where seniors aged 55 and better can settle in with either assisted living, independent living, or memory care, and the folks there take great care to make sure everything's tailored to each person's needs. The staff keep the doors open all day and night, so there's always someone around, and there's this nice focus on helping everyone keep as much independence as possible while stepping in when someone needs assistance. The community has special care programs for folks who might need extra support, and they've even got memory care for those needing that special kind of attention. The apartments are built with safety in mind, have a kitchenette, TV, and an emergency call system, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible, including the parking lot, which is important for a lot of people.
There's a Main Street Cafe where you can get home-cooked meals from a chef every day, and the staff do their best to make daily life comfortable, friendly, and a little fun, with lots of chances for folks to make new friends and feel like they're part of a family. You can take a free tour whenever it works for you, since there's always someone there to show you around. They call themselves the premiere assisted living community in Rowlett, and while that's a big claim, it's plain to see they offer a lot by making sure people can keep their routines, get help when they ask, and be part of a safe, active, and welcoming place. The nurses and caregivers work on personal care plans that match what each resident wants or needs, and the retirement community has resort-style features meant to help everyone feel like home and keep daily life interesting. The Oaks at Liberty Grove is locally-owned, has a caring staff and friendly residents, and offers a full mix of services for seniors, including nursing home care, assisted living, and even home health care, all in a setting designed for comfort and safety. There's a website if you want to know more, but you really just need to see it for yourself.
