Clayton Oaks Living

About the community

About Clayton Oaks Living

Clayton Oaks Living in Richmond, Texas, is an assisted living and memory care community with pet-friendly senior apartments, thoughtful amenities, and a range of services provided by trained caregivers. Conveniently located just off Interstate 69 and serving Sugar Land and the greater Richmond, Texas, area, this senior living community features a beautifully landscaped courtyard and airy common areas that feel like home. At Clayton Oaks Living, your loved one can be part of book clubs or participate in crafting, take regular trips into town or join a yoga class. It’s all part of the engaging experience created by the community’s care team. A theater, fitness center, full-service salon and massage therapy room, bistro, library, dog park, and piano bar are just a few of the amenities designed to bring comfort and convenience to residents. Additionally, the Clayton Oaks Living kitchen serves up classic recipes and some new recipes of their own. The cozy dining room is a favorite gathering spot for three scratch-made meals a day. Assisted living residents at Clayton Oaks Living can choose between studio and one-bedroom apartments with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, 9-foot ceilings, private patios, and WiFi availability. Residents in memory care live in suites or studio apartments with private bathrooms. Featuring a unique memory care program, the neighborhood is specially designed for seniors with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. State Classification Clayton Oaks Living 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. Clayton Oaks Living Inspection Reports Related Articles Assisted Living vs. Independent Living Medicare vs. Medicaid: Is Assisted Living Covered? Memory Care Activities: How Communities Engage Seniors With Dementia