Trustwell Living at Oakley Place

Trustwell Living at Oakley Place offers a comfortable home for seniors who want different levels of support, so you'll find assisted living, memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, independent living for seniors who want their own space and freedom, plus respite care for short stays, and you'll see that every apartment comes with a kitchenette for those who like to cook their own meals from time to time, and the apartments are modern with nice finishes and safety features like emergency call systems that work at all hours. There's always a registered nurse around who keeps an eye on everyone and helps manage care when someone needs a bit more help, and staff use individual care plans that can adjust to changing needs, offering help with bathing, dressing, or medicine to those who ask for it. Seniors at Oakley Place enjoy the community feel, thanks to bright common rooms, a welcoming reception area, porches and patios for sitting outside, and spaces like the game room, creative studio for crafts, and a full-service salon where folks like to spend time. Each day brings choices in activities, with live music, movies, tai chi, exercise classes, cooking lessons, parties, bingo, card games, church services, arts and crafts, and more, as well as trips off-site for things like shopping, bowling, going to the zoo, eating out, or seeing a movie, and regular ice cream socials seem to get everyone talking and laughing. The dining room serves restaurant-style meals made from quality ingredients, and if someone's got a special diet, they'll work with the kitchen to make sure it's right. Pets are welcome at Oakley Place, and the community also offers transportation for medical appointments or outings around town, so no one's stuck at home if they want to be out and about, and you'll find the schedule of activities is pretty full with both planned and spontaneous events. Housekeeping and laundry get done every week, and the staff keeps areas clean, so residents don't have to worry about chores unless they want to, and with access to Wi-Fi and disability-friendly spaces, families can visit and stay connected easily. The community is known for being friendly and supportive, and families say the staff go out of their way to make people feel safe and included. This continuing care retirement community means someone can move in when they're independent and get more help over time without having to leave the place they've come to know. Oakley Place has spaces for gatherings, both big and small, and people often spend time outdoors with friends or visiting family, which helps everyone feel at home.