Arbor Oaks at Crestview Information Center

Crestview was 6 years old when it was purchased in 1970 by MRC (Methodist Retirement Communities), a system of not-for-profit corporations headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas. We offer independent living as well as health services like memory care, skilled nursing, assisted living and rehab. Unique among retirement communities in Bryan, TX, our proximity to A&M’s stimulating instructors, challenging professors, and exciting productions means we always have a full and well-received calendar. Arbor Oaks at Crestview maintains that having fun (that is, developing and deepening relationships, staying fit and active, and discovering events, activities and projects that you love) is our primary focus.

Arbor Oaks at Crestview in Bryan, Texas is a distinguished senior living community that has been serving older adults for over 50 years. Renowned in the Bryan/College Station area for its commitment to quality and trust, Crestview stands out as the only non-profit, faith-based Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) in the region. At Arbor Oaks at Crestview, residents can enjoy a vibrant Independent Living lifestyle in well-appointed apartment homes. The community also offers a comprehensive range of health services including Assisted Living, Memory Support, Long-Term Care Nursing, and Short-term Rehabilitation, all conveniently located on one beautifully landscaped campus. The community prides itself on its experienced and dedicated staff members, with many having served at Crestview for over 45 years, ensuring a warm and excellence-driven environment where both residents and employees feel a sense of belonging. With a focus on longevity and thoughtful planning for the future, Arbor Oaks at Crestview provides a secure and discounted transition through its Life Care model within the CCRC structure, offering residents peace of mind and priority access to care services. Generated from the website content

Established in 1962, Methodist Retirement Communities (MRC) now serves over 2,000 residents in 13 senior living communities, including College Station, Bryan, Huntsville, Lufkin, Texarkana, La Porte, Corpus Christi, League City, and Fort Worth with a central office in The Woodlands. MRC is different from a for-profit in that there are NO shareholders behind the scenes making the tough calls. Instead, as a not-for-profit, accountability comes from a volunteer board of directors who are collectively and individually driven to serve because of their passion for the mission to make life good for Texas seniors.