Oaks Senior Living

The people who worked there, were so nice and helpful. They are wonderful. The food was good but loved one did not eat the food. They had activites, and allowed others to come in and also participate. We picked this community because, it was the most budget friendly.

Camellia Place was beautiful. The facility is very pretty and so clean. It is set up in little cottages which would be great for those who are more anti-social. We did not see a lot of mingling going on between residents. For my dad he would have had to walk from the cottage to the main building to interact with others and we knew that would not happen which was why we decided against them. It seemed like a great choice though!

It was very affordable! Other residents in the memory care unit seemed happy and content. The overall staff was excellent! Great activities. Staff very helpful. Weekly housekeeping and laundry included in the monthly rent. Would definitely recommend the memory care unit to others.

I thought the staff at Oaks at Conyers was super. The people were awesome - probably the best of the several places we toured. The facility was kind of old, although I know they were working on remodeling. We just preferred a place that was already updated.

My mom had to be moved from Assisted Living at another facility to Memory Care, with Hospice assistance, at the Oaks at Post Road, Cumming Ga. We chose this location due to the proximity to our house and the recommendation from friends who had family there. The executive staff was very welcoming and attentive to the needs of my mom once she arrived and as her stay went along. My mom required a lot of attention and, for the most part, she got what she needed in a timely fashion. There is no doubt that my mom was happier in her last couple months of life being at the Oaks than in prior months. This is a very good facility and I would recommend this location to anybody who has a family member in need of Assisted Living or Memory Care services.

My loved one was evaluated and reffered to Oaks at Stockbridge. They have a caring staff, and they look out for what's best for your loved one.

Some of the caregivers were really good and some not so much. For the most part, they were all very nice and helpful depending on the shift. I would probably recommend Oaks at Towne Lake.

The bright and cheerful décor that gives it the look of a community rather than a skilled care facility.

I thought The Oaks at Evan was nice enough, but it was more expensive and the room was smaller than the place we chose.

What really stood out to us was the cleanliness of the community and just the lay out - it is really nice and all the staff members have been good to work with. The only reason the care services got a 4 out of 5, is sometimes our loved one does not want to cooperative when it comes to bathing, but we would still recommend this community to other families.

The facility is very clean and everyone has been super friendly during our experience here so far. The food is repetitive, especially for breakfast so they could definitely add more of a variety to the menu. Overall we would recommend Oaks at Cedar Shoals to others looking.

So far things are going very well. They have PT and OT on site and they have done an AMAZING job with my mom in the past 2 months that we have been here. She is standing and she is able to move her right side more. We have not heard any complaints from my parents on the food. I would recommend Oaks at Hampton to others.

We were pleased. We appreciate the staff at the Oaks.

I don't think the aides are medically trained enough to assist with the residents who are on hospice care. The community worked with us in furnishing the room for my loved one instead of us bringing the furniture into the community, due to the short amount of time my loved one one would be in the community. This community was willing to accept residents who are on catheters.

For us the staff to resident ratio is really good and we do like the rooms. The staff seem to be very helpful and keep up with the residents, we appreciate that they make sure our loved ones cell phone ringer is on high so she knows when we are calling to check in on her. The meal content is sometimes questionable - the serve a lot of breads and pastas and for those who have dietary restrictions we think they would benefit by offering up a more nutritious variety of meals.

Our family had an in person tour and it was a nice tour experience it was just not what we were looking for

The staff are very friendly here. The communication and follow through on requests from maintenance could be improved. The residents that participate in the activities are friendly to us. Breakfast is good, and lunch is on the skinny side. The community doesn't provide dinner. The quality of the food could be improved, along with portion sizes and the variety of food offered. The apartments in independent living have a full kitchen in them. I believe the community should give the residents a choice of meals they would like or if they want the meal plan at all.

One of the big things that stood out to us is the staff and how they interact with the residents. The meals are very good there - the residents are fed well and based on our experience so far with Oaks at Tucker we would recommend them to other families.