Atria Grand Oaks sits across from The Lakes at Thousand Oaks and near Los Robles Regional Medical Center, so residents have quick access to restaurants, shopping, medical care, and places of worship, and the Civic Arts Plaza is nearby too, making outings pretty easy without much trouble. This community has independent living, assisted living, nursing home, and memory care services, all on a single campus, so people don't have to worry about moving again if care needs change and there's an emphasis on supporting folks at every stage of aging with tailored plans made after real conversations. Apartments come in studios, suites, one- and two-bedroom options, along with some semi-private or private nursing home rooms, and square footage generally ranges from about 460 to 572 square feet with kitchens or kitchenettes, wall-to-wall carpeting, and patios or balconies in select units, plus folks get weekly housekeeping, linen service, and home maintenance, so there's barely any chores left to worry about. Residents can bring pets and join in all sorts of programs-social, recreational, arts and crafts, health and wellness, and educational events happen every week, and the Engage Life events and Social Series include outdoor activities, casino parties, yoga, book swaps, and author talks, with daily opportunities for learning, socializing, and fun. The grounds have several modern features, like a heated swimming pool, a fitness center, massage therapy, walking paths, a putting green for golfers to practice, lush landscaping, gardens, and a computer room, plus a full-service salon and spa for those who like to take care of themselves or have someone else do it. For meals, folks get three chef-prepared meals each day in a restaurant and café with table service and a private dining room available, and there's also a bistro, a cocktail lounge, an outdoor grill, and food is adjusted for dietary needs, so people don't have to give up what they like or worry about their health while eating. For getting around, scheduled transportation takes care of appointments and errands, and guest parking is on site for visiting friends and family.
People who need more help can get assistance with things like dressing, bathing, laundry, walking, wheelchair support, medication, and even wound and podiatry care, all provided by trained staff, and if someone needs nursing or occupational therapy, those services are there too. Memory care at Atria Grand Oaks runs through the Life Guidance® program, with over 200 events and programs each month, and there's special attention for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, including individualized care plans, safety and design features, and staff trained for memory conditions. Everybody gets safety and maintenance features, like emergency call systems, a sprinkler system, and handicap accessible spaces, and there's Wi-Fi and cable TV for downtime. Families and caregivers have access to support through forums and relief programs, and the staff talks openly with residents about discharge planning, waiting list policies, and cost or licensing information-license number 565801876-so nobody is left without answers. Many people like to schedule tours or virtual visits to get a real feel for what daily life looks like and to hear from the folks already living there. Life here feels a lot like living in a Tuscan village, with modern comforts, home-like features, and vibrant events, but with less stress about home upkeep or health worries because there's always someone around to help if needed and plenty to do if someone wants to be busy.
