Spanish Oak Assisted Living sits in Bryan, Texas, near Camelot Park and Blinn College, in a quiet residential neighborhood and feels like a small, friendly place where staff treat residents like family. The building used to be a farmhouse, which has been renovated to meet the comfort and needs of seniors, and houses up to 18 residents with options for private or semi-private rooms and one-bedroom units. The community offers assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, so seniors can get support with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication management, meals, transfers, housekeeping, and laundry, with round-the-clock supervision from a kind and helpful staff who take pride in their responsiveness and care. For those needing more, there's companion care, rehabilitation, respite care, and specialized memory care with staff trained to help those with Alzheimer's and dementia, offering safe spaces, activities to help memory, 24-hour support, and secure environments to help reduce anxiety and risk of wandering.
Apartments have air-conditioning, cable or satellite TV, in-room telephones, Wi-Fi, and handicap access, and you'll find spacious living rooms and kitchens, common areas for social time, and full kitchens for residents' use. The dining room serves home-cooked meals every day, with sensitivity to allergies, diabetes, and other special diets, and meals are planned for nutrition and taste by chefs and meal planners. The grounds provide walking paths, outdoor seating, and a garden that makes it easy to enjoy time outside, and amenities like pet-friendly options, transportation services, and parking are offered to make life simpler. Residents can take part in a variety of activities both on campus and in the neighborhood, with movie nights, garden walks, and community-sponsored events giving people a chance to stay engaged.
The facility uses technology to help residents stay safe and connected, with emergency alert systems, medical alert guides, medication dispensers, senior cell phone plans, Jitterbug Phones, and internet and cable options. There's a focus on allowing residents to age in place, with support for moving from independent living to full care as needs change, and semi-private and private options let people pick what fits them best. Staff help with non-ambulatory residents, wheelchair assistance, and provide evacuation support when needed.
Tours give families a look at daily life, meals, and the ways staff try to help residents feel at home, and flexible visiting hours support connections with loved ones. Overall, Spanish Oak Assisted Living keeps things friendly, comfortable, and focused on what seniors really need, providing basic care in a small, caring home where people can just live simply and safely.
