Oaks at Douglasville is a craftsman-style senior living community established in 2021, made to help people aged 55 and over with different needs as they age, and it offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing all on one campus, so residents can stay in a familiar place even as care needs change. The community has 52 assisted living apartments and 34 memory care apartments, and the suites come with private bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchenettes that have refrigerators and microwaves, which can be very handy. Each apartment is designed for comfort and safety, with features like walk-in showers and safety handles to make moving around easier, and there's a choice between shared and private spaces. You'll find dedicated rooms for different uses, such as a physical therapy room, activities room, and a large patio outside where people can spend time in fresh air and chat with friends or just relax and watch the day go by. The dining area looks like a restaurant, offering menu choices and all-day dining so residents can eat when they want, which usually helps folks feel more relaxed and makes it easier to socialize over a meal.
The community provides person-directed care, which means care partners get to know the residents' life stories and use that to personalize support, and because Oaks at Douglasville is family-operated, there's a close-knit, friendly feeling, and both residents and their families have input into daily life. You'll find the hallways and common areas tidy and well-kept, the staff (called care partners) stay hospitable and consistent, and the whole place is made to be accessible for people with different mobility levels, with Wi-Fi and high-speed internet available too. On-site healthcare includes an in-house therapist, and memory care services are set up to help people who have dementia or Alzheimer's in secured spaces meant to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, letting them stay as independent as possible while staying safe.
Oaks at Douglasville makes a point to keep everyone engaged with a wide range of activities, outings, educational events, and social time so folks don't feel isolated, and there's always a calendar full of things to do, plus transportation for trips out into the community. Pets are allowed close by, and there are plenty of spaces both indoors and out for sitting quietly, joining in group activities, or visiting with neighbors. The overall goal is to provide compassionate and attentive care tailored to the needs of each resident, aiming for purposeful days with meaningful activities and dependable routines. Respite stays are available for at least two weeks to give family caregivers a break, and the housekeeping staff take care of cleaning and maintenance, so residents can enjoy a safer, more carefree lifestyle. Whether someone's looking for long-term care or just some extra help now and then, Oaks at Douglasville comes with different levels of support and friendly faces who try to listen and make daily life better.
