White Oak Manor Charlotte sits in Charlotte, North Carolina near two well-known hospitals, and it's a large place with 180 certified beds and several wings, each with nursing stations and parlors, and the staff includes Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Certified Nursing Assistants who provide care day and night, with nurse staffing at about 3.49 hours per resident per day, and the nurse turnover rate reaches 48.0%. The facility offers different care types like long-term nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, skilled nursing, independent living apartments at Sharon Village, assisted living, and memory care that aims to help residents with dementia or Alzheimer's feel safe, reduce confusion, and limit wandering. Each resident gets a care plan that the doctors help create, and there's a focus on keeping people comfortable and active, with activities for the mind, body, and social needs, earning high marks in at least six reviews about the life enrichment programs. Staff members get noticed for being helpful and friendly, and there's a tradition of seasonal decorations and birthday celebrations, plus residents have access to outdoor areas with birds and flowers.
White Oak Manor Charlotte is run by a for-profit limited liability company called White Oak Management, Inc., and the building is large enough for 139 residents on average. The place offers therapies all week, including physical, occupational, and speech-language therapies, plus special programs like wound care, balance and fall prevention, memory-focused speech therapy, and therapies for swallowing, peripheral neuropathy, and muscle stimulation. The dining program gives residents meals made with quality ingredients, and staff help out in the dining rooms, while for those in independent living, there's also a noon-day meal, a 24-hour emergency call system, spacious suites with private baths, and scheduled local transportation. The facility supports medication management, bathing, dressing, and other daily needs for those who need it, as well as skilled nursing, case management, and education for families and caregivers.
There are some things to know from the inspection reports, as the facility has 14 documented deficiencies with issues in infection control, food safety, respiratory care, and medication labeling, and one infection-related deficiency showed up in the most recent inspection. The building has earned some awards like the Best of Senior Living and the All-Star Award for its care and reviews, and the White Oak Manor Charlotte website gives more information about care types and details about the facility. Overall, White Oak Manor Charlotte is a large, full-service community with plenty of care options and amenities, aiming to support seniors at various stages, including those needing rehabilitation, nursing, memory support, or independent living.
