Arlington Plaza - Sky Active Living sits close to Lake Arlington and Bowman Springs Park, and you notice right away the red carpets that cover the halls and make the place feel homelike in a familiar, almost comfortable way, and when walking around, there are big common areas with seats set up for easy visits with friends or family, where folks tend to gather. The community supports people through many levels-there's independent living if you're still active, but if you need more help, they've got assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, home care, even adult day services, so whatever stage you're at, there's something that fits, and the staff, who are called team members, do their best to make sure everyone's supported, and they offer personalized care plans for anyone who moves in.
The apartments are roomy, you can have your pet, and there's modern amenities like cable TV, central Wi-Fi, chef-prepared meals, and flexible dining so you don't have to eat at the same time each day if you don't want to. The grounds are lush with greenery and calming water features, with outdoor walking paths for strolls, and you'll see folks gathering for religious services, fitness activities, and all sorts of social events, plus trips out to local restaurants, shops, and cultural spots. They try to boost quality of life with these touches, and there's a focus on letting people keep their independence and dignity, with professional care there when it's needed.
There's support for causes in the area, like Mission Arlington, and a strong sense of a safe, welcoming space-a place where people can settle in with familiar comforts and modern updates, and where you'll find recent renovations have made everything feel more up-to-date and bright. The facility emphasizes safety and keeps things lively with scenic walks by the lake, weekly excursions, and little things like including both cable television and Wi-Fi in the rent. It's a pet-friendly place with flexible options, where support and well-being matter, and people have choices about how much help they want, always with the idea of letting folks live as independently as possible while knowing help is always close by.
