Northern Oaks Place stands out because it offers many different care types, like Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Nursing Home care, all in one place, and you can find private studio apartments for single residents or a bigger companion studio if a pair wants to stay together, which keeps things flexible whether someone is healthy and active or needs more help each day. The community feels small, more like a big house than a large institution, and that makes it easier to get to know neighbors and staff, plus it can feel safer and more familiar for people who struggle with memory issues like Alzheimer's or dementia, which is why the Memory Care program's built to reduce confusion and risk of wandering, with trained aides around 24 hours for support.
Northern Oaks Place customizes care plans to fit each resident's needs, offering things like help dressing, grooming, dining, and medication management, and a nurse remains on call all day and night, so health needs get supervised carefully, while a part-time nurse handles extra clinical services. Residents don't have to worry about chores, because there's regular laundry, housekeeping, and transportation available for errands, medical appointments, or shopping, and someone takes care of meals in a restaurant-style dining room, but there are also kitchens in the units for those who want to cook, and private dining if someone wants a special family visit.
Northern Oaks Place includes plenty of ways to spend time, like gardening clubs, arts and crafts, live music, organized games, and fitness options, and there are courtyards and walking paths outside, plus a coffee shop, a salon for haircutting, a theater room, and spaces just for gathering or celebrating birthdays and holidays. Residents can bring pets, access high-speed internet, and watch TV either in shared areas or in their own rooms, and units come with washer and dryer. For spiritual needs, there are religious services held on site.
Special terms like Assisted Living and Memory Care reflect the unique focus of different wings and services. Medicaid and insurance are accepted along with all-inclusive rent, with an entry fee of $200, and different payment options help families manage expenses. The facility's licensed under State License 411917 and you can find reviews, published prices, and more details directly on their website, along with scheduled tours if families want to look around first and talk to staff and residents about their experiences. Northern Oaks Place stays open most weekdays, except weekends, with hours varying a bit.
Security's in place so residents remain safe, and professional staff are always present, escorting residents who need help moving around, and overall, the goal centers on creating a friendly, comfortable, and home-like atmosphere where care gets tailored to every unique situation, whether someone lives independently or needs daily support due to health or memory concerns.
