Clearwater at The Arboretum

My sister had already toured several communities before this one, so we came in with pretty high standards (and a lot of fatigue, honestly). What struck us wasn't any one person; it was the entire team. Everyone we encountered, from the time we walked in, made us feel genuinely welcomed. Gina was our guide and was warm, knowledgeable, and passionate without ever feeling like she was selling us something. But she wasn't alone in that. While we were sitting together going over options, the chef came out and surprised us with a beautiful cheese board. It was completely unexpected and such a thoughtful touch. The apartments were beautiful and more spacious than we expected, and between the dining experience and the overall hospitality we felt throughout the visit, it was clear this team takes real pride in what they do. The memory support area was a highlight for me personally. Seeing residents actively engaged and participating in activities, not just sitting quietly, was so reassuring. The staff there clearly pour real energy into making life meaningful for the people in their care. We ultimately had to make a very difficult financial decision that took us in a different direction, but that says nothing about the quality of Clearwater. If budget weren't a factor, this would have been an easy choice. If you're searching for a place for someone you love, come here first. You'll leave with a very high bar for everywhere else.

My updated review from July 2026 follows: Our beloved elder family member moved into Clearwater at the Arboretum earlier this year which was a big transition for our entire family. Clearwater has also been in transition with several corporate changes, personnel turnovers, and organizational changes over the last year. While I would like to say these transitions have been completely seamless, they have instead, been very noticeable by residents. However, I believe Clearwater staff have managed each change to the best of their abilities. Many staff members are very dedicated and committed to helping the residents at Clearwater and deserve recognition. I would like to recognize those staff who have directly helped our family member in many positive ways: Olivia Browne, Boone Pilkington and the entire culinary team, Lydia, Meseret, Ezlie, Balla, and Robert Deal. Olivia was the first to help our family member through the transition of independent-living to a more simple and supportive assisted-living. Olivia was a huge support every step of the way, and months later, continues to assist and guide us with items such as insurance approvals, doctor visits, transportation, medication, billing, room accommodations, and general questions that could not be resolved using the expected channels. Also, Boone has been a tremendous support by making sure our family member receives the proper nutrition and elevated culinary experience. Under Boone's leadership, his team tries very hard to accommodate the special needs and requests of each resident with a good attitude and smile. Boone's knowledge and skills uniquely contribute and enhance the entire culinary and dining experience at Clearwater. He has been able to build and retain a wonderful team during this very tough post-Covid period where many workers left the food service industry entirely, or need extra training as beginners. Boone understands the demanding big picture of food service while also being watchful ove

I recently moved my father, who is in the moderate stages of Alzheimer's, from an assisted living facility in Houston to the Memory Support at Clearwater. I could not be happier with my decision to move him here. I initially looked at Clearwater due to its proximity to my apartment and the reasonable overall pricing of memory care. From the beginning, my experience has been nothing short of amazing. Tricia Lohbeck, the Senior Sales Director, was so supportive and attentive. She was knowledgeable about the care, the facility, and personable with staff and residence, which is always great to see. My only hesistancy was the view of the room that my father was going to be in. From the get go, Tricia began problem solving how to spruce up the room and the outside view to meet my father's needs. Tricia continued working her magic, though, and ended up getting my father our desired room! It was the icing on the cake, as I was already excited about the facility and the move. On the day we arrived, Tricia and Bonnie Silva, the Activities Director, met my father with a literal red carpet. He was so excited. Everyone was so welcoming and made him feel right at home! Lisa Almond, the Memory Support Director, even came in on her day off to make sure my father's transition went smoothly. This was definitely above and beyond. Since day one, everyone has just been so kind, friendly, helpful, caring. Staff greet you with the friendliest faces and never seem to be bothered by any request. This is definitely not something that is easy to find. Tricia also hasn't stopped making sure that everything is going well, and has reached out to update me on how my dad is enjoying his days. And, the physician they collaborate with, Dr. Christopher Chen, is beyond informative and caring. We moved in on a Saturday and by Monday he had already checked on my father, updated his plan of care, and reached out to me via phone. Everyone truly has put my mind at ease and made this transition better than