Community Design
Autumn Oaks is designed to meet the unique needs of its independent and assisted care residents. From the width of the hallways, to the lighting choices and carpet colors, each detail has been planned to help with improved mental and emotional well-being.
A Community Designed Around Your Loved One’s Unique Needs
The Autumn Oaks community was designed to deliver maximum safety, comfort, and relaxation for your loved one. Every window, room, and hallway is specifically designed to lift our residents’ mood and attitude, giving them a safe and comfortable environment that feels like home.
Our Autumn Oaks community is designed for maximum contact between our staff and your loved one. Consequently, we place our administrative offices in the midst of our residents’ living spaces. We believe an open door policy makes our residents feel more at home. Our residents are always welcome to drop in and pay us a visit.
A Community Designed for Interaction and Socialization with Peers
Each Autumn Oaks living area is welcoming with plenty of comfortable seating that can easily accommodate wheelchairs and other mobility devices. Our library provides a wide array of books and magazines for enjoyment. You’ll also find rooms for crafts and activities, quiet tv watching, and fitness equipment available for use.
Your Loved One’s Very Own Place
Autumn Oaks offers a wide selection suites. Our residents and families can decorate and furnish their homes as they wish, customizing to your own design preferences. Inside our assisted living apartments you’ll find spacious closets, full bathrooms with safety rails and seating, and an emergency call system.
Call 940-435-7491 today to speak with an Autumn Oaks representative or to schedule a tour.
What They Say
“It’s a very nice looking facility, they do a great job keeping everything clean. Overall the staff are very friendly and helpful, and I like that since it is a smaller community the staff and residents all get to know one another. They’ve got all sorts of activities going on to keep the residents active and engaged. “
