The Waters of Oak Creek sits in the busy Drexel Town Square area and offers different types of care and living options for older adults. The community stands four stories tall, and it feels like a grand hotel when you walk in, with wide hallways and lots of natural light, and apartments that come in several layouts, including studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedrooms. Residents can choose from Independent Senior Living, Assisted Living (RCAC), or Memory Care (CBRF), and there's even a skilled nursing facility on site, which means if someone needs more help, they don't have to move elsewhere. The Memory Care services, including the Petals Memory Care program, provide custom plans for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, focusing on safety and dignity and activities that help keep the mind and body engaged.
The Waters Way brings together chef-prepared meals, meaningful activities, a focus on health and design, and regular events, which help people keep up with their interests and socialize as they like. There are group trips, a theatre, a courtyard, gardens, indoor common areas, a Health & Wellbeing Center, and a Wellbeing Studio, so there's always space for games, hobbies, or simply relaxing. On-site hospitality and health services cover a wide range-things like medication setup, diabetes management, bathing support, mobility escorts, help after a short illness, and daily check-ins keep everyone safe and comfortable. Amenities like housekeeping, laundry, heated parking, guest meals, wifi, emergency response, dining options at The Waters Restaurant and The Waters Café/Pub, a salon and spa, and basic cable are all part of living here. Staff like the National Sales Director, Senior Living Consultant, and Executive Director help manage the facility and support everyone.
Security matters too: controlled entry and safety features all around the community are in place. Residents who like pets will find the place pet-friendly, though there are community lifestyle and pet fees. Nutritious meal options, including vegetarian dishes, are planned by chefs and meal planners, and there are field trips, entertainment choices, devotional services conducted offsite, and opportunities for involvement in community programs. Each apartment is set up with a full kitchen, washer and dryer, and some have an island for anyone who enjoys cooking. The building allows people to stay active and included, and the staff aim to let residents live with as much independence as possible, stepping in with care when it's needed, whether for independent living, memory care, home care, or assisted living, and all services are licensed and checked twice a year for safety. The Waters of Oak Creek doesn't list specific costs or detailed location information, but it offers a variety of flexible care choices and ways for seniors to remain engaged, safe, and comfortable in a place that tries to feel like home.
