Spring Oak at Forked River sits in Lanoka Harbor and offers a range of senior care services, so you'll find assisted living, memory care, independent living, nursing homes, and respite care under one roof, and they've got continuing care retirement options, which means you can choose between care homes, senior apartments, or short- and long-term nursing arrangements depending on what's needed. Folks living here get support with daily tasks if they want it-things like meals, housekeeping, dressing, or bathing-while the community tries to help people keep their independence as long as possible, and if memory loss is a concern, there's a secure memory care program that tailors assistance to the needs of those with Alzheimer's or other dementia-related conditions, using activities and amenities that encourage social interaction, mental engagement, and safety.
Apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom layouts, and they have full baths and kitchenettes, and memory care suites feature things like a mini fridge, microwave, sink, and comfortable seating; you'll see wheelchair-accessible showers and an emergency response system there as well, so that gives people peace of mind. Both indoor and outdoor spaces are designed for comfort, with a bright dining room where meals are served restaurant-style, a game room with board games like checkers, a kitchenette, and cheerful touches, plus outdoor patios, a gazebo, flowers, and a well-kept lawn with an American flag waving, making it easy to enjoy the seasons.
Residents can bring pets, use the shared lounges, or take part in a full calendar of activities-either onsite like exercise or gardening classes, or offsite trips since transportation is provided-and there are social, educational, and entertainment programs going on, with devotional services in the building and elsewhere, so people can stay connected to their interests or faith. Household chores are taken care of, and there's an onsite beautician, as well as help with meds, health checks, nutrition, and recreation, with staff around day and night if anything comes up, and there's even hospice and respite care when it's needed. The community tries to foster a comfortable environment filled with a sense of belonging, offering options for those who live on their own, need gentle support, or are living with memory changes, and Spring Oak checks twice a year to make sure they keep up with their license and meet state requirements. Spring Oak at Forked River aims to offer safety, support, and opportunity for connection for seniors who want the comfort of a caring place to live.
