Apex Oaks at Cypress Assisted Living and Memory Care

About the community

About Apex Oaks at Cypress Assisted Living and Memory Care

Nestled in a cozy, quiet neighborhood in Northwest Houston, Texas, Apex Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care is a family-owned residential community that offers assisted living, memory care, and respite services. Our community offers about 20,000 square feet of living space, with a private courtyard for residents to relax and enjoy. As we strive to provide a family-friendly atmosphere focusing on residents, we also offer plenty of opportunities for social engagement and fun. We are committed to providing residents and their loved ones with a sense of safety and security while they enjoy life here. Right off the Northwest Freeway and nearby several hotels, Apex Oaks’ location provides visiting family and loved ones easy access to all that Houston, Texas has to offer. With local dining, cafes, and shopping options within a few blocks of our community, there’s plenty of places to frequent with friends and family. We are also conveniently located just across from the HCA Houston Healthcare North Cypress campus in case of emergency. Community Services and Amenities With assisted living, memory care, and respite care services all in one place, we offer many amenities and services to meet your current and future care needs. Residents enjoy a full schedule of social, educational, and entertaining activities that help to maintain a high quality of life. Many activities encourage members to socialize and develop friendships with other residents. We also offer assistance 24 hours a day, seven days a week as well as access to on-site services such as beauty and barber salon, rehabilitation services, and a visiting medical physician, dentist, and podiatrist. Because we provide individualized care plans, each resident’s day may look a little different from their neighbor’s. From art classes to fitness classes, bingo games, birthday parties, happy hours, family cookouts, and more, you’re sure to find fun times with fun people at Apex Oaks. For residents in need of memory care, you’ll have the same opportunities for fun but with adaptive activities meant to engage and provide a sense of accomplishment. These activities look like dancing, painting, gardening, cooking, singing, and so much more. Living Arrangements With specific needs of residents in mind, attention to detail shows through at every turn at Apex Oaks. Our private and shared bedroom options provide plenty of space for relaxation and the opportunity to add your personal touches. Our community’s simple floor plan allows for safe wandering which supports daily activities, caregiver access, and group socialization in our spacious great room. Wherever you are on your journey, Apex Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care is here for you. Care Types Offered Apex Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care is a Type B assisted living facility . In the state of Texas, these terms are defined as follows: Assisted Living Facility A facility that provides personal care services and administration of medication to 4 or more residents. Assisted living facilities can accept residents with dementia and/or Alzheimer’s. There are 3 types of assisted living facilities: Type A: A facility that may provide room and board to residents who are physically and mentally capable of evacuating the facility unassisted. Type B: A facility that may provide room and board to residents who need assistance evacuating, are incapable of following directions under emergency conditions, require staff attendance during nighttime sleeping hours, and require assistance transferring to and from a wheelchair. Type C (Adult Foster Care): Four-bed facilities that meet the minimum standards and rules for enrollment in the Department of Aging and Disability Services’ Adult Foster Care home program. The facility provides supervision and personal care services to residents. Apex Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care Inspection Reports Related: Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference? Designing Alzheimer's Care Facilities Top 5 Safety Considerations for Alzheimer’s Disease in Memory Care