French Oaks Memory Care

French Oaks Memory Care sits at 600 Enterprise Avenue in League City, Texas, as a new senior living facility with 56 units planned to focus on care for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other memory problems, and since the building is designed for safety, it's got secure doors and supervised community areas to help prevent anyone from wandering, and you won't find pets here because the facility wants to focus on cleanliness and residents' well-being. The staff includes nurses who work 12 to 16 hours a day along with a 24-hour call system so that help's always close by, and the team can assist with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, so folks who have trouble remembering things or managing daily activities have steady support. French Oaks Memory Care's rooms come fully furnished with private bathrooms, air conditioning, kitchenettes, cable TV, phones, and Wi-Fi, and there are always housekeeping and linen services as well as room service, so the residents won't have to worry about chores if that's hard for them. Residents can join in scheduled activities every day, with a choice of community-sponsored programs, resident-run clubs, planned day trips, and outings in the local area, with transportation available for non-medical trips. Memory care staff run activities to help people with memory loss engage and keep their minds active, and there are mental wellness programs, too, along with spaces for social gatherings, outdoor gardens and walking paths, a dining room with restaurant-style service, and meal plans that provide for allergies and diabetes. You'll also find places like a beauty salon, computer center, fitness room, game room, small library, wellness center, and interesting events including movie nights, music, and exercise classes. All support, activities, and supervision here aim to help people with cognitive challenges live safely and with dignity, and the facility welcomes residents and families who need thorough, reliable memory care in a quiet part of League City, with the project itself started as a $12 million build and doors hoping to open around late 2019 or early 2020.