The Oaks – Carrollton offers two primary levels of care: assisted living and memory care. Residents who need everyday support with personal tasks can choose assisted living, while those facing Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia can enter the memory care program designed to address cognitive decline. The community also accepts individuals for respite or short-term stays, allowing caregivers temporary relief or serving people recovering from illness or surgery. Diabetes management is available, with staff trained to monitor blood glucose, coordinate dietary plans, and administer insulin as ordered.

Medical and safety measures are built into daily operations. The campus is secured to reduce the risk of wandering, and every residence is equipped with an emergency call system that links directly to on-site staff. Licensed nurses oversee medication management, incontinence care, and ambulatory assistance. Residents can meet with a physical therapist and podiatrist on the premises, and the building layout is structured specifically to accommodate memory loss. Counseling for residents and families is available to help them navigate health decisions and long-term planning.

Accommodations include studios and one-bedroom layouts, some of which offer parking spaces for personal vehicles. Select apartments are pet friendly, and certain units give direct access to landscaped outdoor areas or feature fireplaces in shared lounges. Because floor plans vary, not all residences include every listed feature, so families are encouraged to verify specific details when touring.

Meals are provided three times daily in a communal dining room, with menus that can be adapted for residents who have diabetes or other medical dietary instructions. Snacks are available between meals, and staff members offer dining assistance for people who have mobility or memory-related challenges. Food service teams coordinate with nursing staff to ensure prescribed nutrition plans are followed.

Residents can take part in clubs and community groups, use the library and computer lounge for reading or internet access, and enroll in health and wellness programs tailored to their abilities. An activity center hosts crafts, exercise classes, and educational sessions, while scheduled social outings keep residents connected with the Carrollton area.