Oak Hills Terrace Memory Care in Tyler, Texas is a dedicated memory-care community that accepts residents living with all forms of dementia, including advanced conditions. The community focuses exclusively on Memory Care, offering physician oversight, diabetes monitoring, speech therapy, and the option for respite or short-term stays. Every resident’s plan of care is tailored to address their cognitive, physical, and medical needs, so families can rely on consistent supervision and evidence-based interventions specifically designed for memory loss.

Care delivery is reinforced by an awake night staff, licensed nurses on-site, and a full complement of clinical services such as occupational and physical therapy, podiatry, hospice coordination, incontinence management, ambulatory support, and medication administration. Team members provide full assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting, ensuring that each resident receives help whenever needed. The building itself is laid out to reduce confusion, and keypad-secured areas help maintain resident safety while supporting independence as appropriate.

Accommodations include private and companion suites, and many—but not all—offer features such as wheelchair-accessible showers, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, or proximity to the community’s butterfly garden and central fireplace. Outdoor courtyards provide additional space for walking or relaxing, while designated parking is available for visitors. The residence is pet-friendly, and it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.

Dining services supply three daily meals plus snacks, with menus that can be adjusted to match physician-ordered diets or personal preferences. Kosher and vegetarian selections are available, and family members may purchase guest meals to share time at the table with loved ones. Staff remain present in the dining room to cue or assist residents who require help with eating, supporting nutrition and hydration goals established in each care plan.

Residents can read or attend small programs in the on-site library and take part in special-interest clubs that encourage social connection and cognitive engagement.