ArrowBrooke sits in Aubrey, Texas, just north of Union Park and across from the ArrowBrooke and Sandbrook Ranch subdivisions, surrounded by the larger Sutton Fields master-planned community, and folks who move here will find a new active adult lifestyle community with about 200 single-family homes ranging from 1,600 to 2,650 square feet, all in a place that tries to feel like a neighborhood rather than an institution, and the setup means daily care and support are for a small number of residents, with a total capacity of six. Residents can pick from independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and even options like a continuing care retirement community, so as health needs change, the right care level's there. The community pays attention to detail with amenities like private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, air conditioning, furnished rooms, Wi-Fi, and telephones, which means people can feel at home and stay connected, and support services for things like medication management, bathing, dressing, and non-ambulatory care are all available.
The community features resort-style amenities including an exclusive amenity center with a pool, entertaining spaces, a spa or wellness room, walking and bike trails for a bit of exercise, a catch and release fishing pond, outdoor games, and lots of outdoor space. Inside, folks can use the business room, game room, library, fitness room, movie theater, arts room, and activity room, or join in resident-run activities, brain games, scheduled fitness programs, or community events, so there's something to do every day that's good for both mind and body. Dining here aims to work for everybody, with all-day and restaurant-style dining, allergy-sensitive and diabetes-specific menu choices, meals from a professional chef, and options for special diets, meaning nobody gets left out when it comes to food. Memory care offers 24-hour supervision, a secure environment for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, specialized programs, and activities that try to support cognitive wellness, which is so important as folks age.
Besides the basics like housekeeping, laundry service, move-in coordination, and concierge help, the community offers family support services, making it easier for people helping their loved ones, and when a caregiver needs a break, respite care is an option. The dedicated care staff focuses on helping all residents maintain independence while giving support with daily activities, and the strongest effort goes into creating a warm, close, family-like atmosphere, thanks to the low number of residents. People can stay engaged with social activities like movie nights and join in community-sponsored events. The community's close to parks, theaters, places of worship, and has transportation and parking to make it easy to get around and stay involved. Everything from comprehensive nursing support and wound care to housekeeping and Wi-Fi aims to create a place where folks can age in place, stay healthy, and feel connected, with care that's flexible and services that cover the basics as well as many of the little things that make life easier.
