Oaks Senior Living

My mom lives here and besides the fact that she isn't completely independent anymore, The Oaks at Gracemont gives her as much independence as she can handle. The apartment is nice, the only real complaint is there is no counter space in the bathroom. The staff are all very pleasant and caring and call me if there is ever a concern. Moms diet is very different and there is a struggle with this part, however i feel like everyone is trying to work with it.

Facility is nice. Very clean, and feels like home. Nice layout, not to complicated. I love the dinning room. The staff are all great people. They definitely treat my mom with respect, but they are also nice and pleasant with the other patients as well. They always great my mom with a kind word and smile. The look out for her interest. They are firm but not pushy. And they seem to care about and understand what my mom is going thru. Let me talk more on value for the money. Overall they are nice, professional and they take very good care of my mom. Friendliness is important but overrated. Not everyone is friendly. But they are nice and professional. This is a great place. They make sure mom is taken care of. A few of the staff which are not friendly, still make sure all of the clients are taken care of and don't want for anything.

What we like the most about Lakes at Gainesville Assisted Living is that the workers are friendly. They adapt to the patients changing needs. Cheerful atmosphere with enjoyable activities, and yes we would recommend this community to other families!

The facility is clean, pleasant and the staff is very courteous! Room sizes are adequate and the meals are good. My father doesn't really participate in the activities, but they do keep a vigorous calendar of activities.

The staff was very friendly and informative. They answered all our questions and made the process easy. We made our decision right then and there after our tour. I would heartily recommend visiting Oaks at Tucker.

I was pleased with the attention the caregivers were giving to the residents, the cleanliness of the facility, and the security in place for the residents. The staff was friendly and helpful. A special shout out to [name removed], the wellness director. She was so professional, caring, and knowledgeable.

When it comes to the meals and dining I haven't tried it but my Dad has not complained. I am extremely pleased. Everyone is very accommodating and friendly both for resident and family members. They are always available to help. The facility is always clean and fresh. I would highly recommend The Oaks at Charleston. My Dad is a resident here and I am glad that I chose them.

The administrative staff are always open to meeting with family members to discuss concerns. In addition they will proactively address concerns with family members that concern them. The residents as a whole seem happy and content. There are many staff members that are very good and caring towards the residents. They take their job's seriously and genuinely care for the residents. Overall we have been very pleased.

Facility pleasant. Staff helpful and courteous. Recommend yes.

Oaks at Eagles Landing has a great activities director. My mom always has something she can participate in during the week. My mom needed the socialization that assisted living offers, as well as balanced meals. She is really happy in her new home.

I have been mostly pleased with the care she is receiving but am aware that staffing is not all that we would want. I am aware that his is a continual issue for most assisted living facilities. However, everyone is friendly and the interaction with residents is good. The facility is a little older and could do with some basic maintenance and renovation to not appear shabby, but it is kept clean & neat in the public areas and is arranged to be welcoming.

We decided to tour Oaks at Snellville based on the need for a higher level of care regarding my mother-in-law. We were recommended by another senior facility in the area where she is currently staying and decided to check it out. Although we didn't get a chance to interact with anyone other than the Director of Sales during our time there, we did enjoy walking around the facility (which was extremely clean) and of course the value of cost for care was excellent especially with many of the others places that we visited where it was outrageously high.

I moved Mom to Oaks Tucker a few months ago and am very happy. The staff is so loving, gentle and kind with my Mom. She is happy and enjoys her studio and getting out and visiting with others. I would recommend Oaks Tucker!

I provide an outside worker for [name removed]daily care. I pay someone to come in from 9 to 6 each day, seven days a week. So I am not sure about the quality of care. Although I don't have any complaints. My largest complaint would be the food. They only have one option for lunch and dinner. And the times I have been there it is definitely not very appetizing. I think they have a lot to do to improve their food service. I do believe it is a good value for the money, however, I would pay more to get a better food service.

My father lives here. He was welcomed by many residents and made good friends. He loves the many groups and their lunches.

The Administration and staff members were helpful with my mother-in-law's transition from assisted living to memory care to hospice care, all within the facility. All staff members were warm and caring for our loved one and for her family. I highly recommend Oaks at Eagle's Landing.

Closer to home. Appearance of residents-grooming. Activities offered. Variety of food. Cleanliness and upkeep of property. A holiday special, iec. No changes for LOC.

The staff has been outstanding, very caring, loving and concerned about helping my brother settle in. They do spoil him which has been a blessing! Two other Memory Care Units we have visited have offered a separate menu each day to order for example, a hamburger, hot dog, or grilled cheese if they didn't care for the lunch or supper each day. They also just hired a new cook so that may also help. Re: activities, my brother only has been at the Oaks since the end of December, so maybe he hasn't been willing to leave his room and participate. He is 71 and a bachelor his whole life, that may be part of the problem too. Also he seems to be at this time the only patient that can speak and right now is at a slightly higher functioning level, I know this can change at any time as more patients arrive and as my brother's skills deteriorate.

What we like the most about the Oaks is how friendly and accommodating the staff is. The ease of discussing things with them. Yes, we would recommend this community to other families based on our experience.

My husband lives here. They are wonderful.