Linus Oakes Village sits on an oak-covered hillside in Roseburg, Oregon, where you can see the city and enjoy some peace and quiet, with homes designed for people who want independent living, so there's a choice of one- and two-bedroom apartments or free-standing cottages that are spacious and easy to manage, with extra features like smoke alarms, fire protection, and 24/7 staff on site. Folks there often meet in community spaces for movie nights, exercise classes, or social events, and there's a real emphasis on building friendships and having regular activities that keep minds and bodies active, with the Director of Activities J. H. putting together a full calendar that includes outings, wellness programs, and creative workshops to help people stay engaged, while K. G., the Administrative Assistant, and J. F., the Director of Dietary Services, make sure things run smoothly and meals use quality ingredients with plenty of choices every day in a dining room where folks can gather and chat.
People who need help with daily tasks, memory care, or skilled nursing-like rehab, IV therapy, and prescriptive drug management-can get that right on site, since Linus Oakes has services for assisted living and memory care, with specialized programs for dementia at St. Leonard and connections to nearby hospitals. Staff average more than 12 years of experience, so you're surrounded by people who know what they're doing and who care, and you see that day to day with everything from transportation to local appointments, church services in the chapel, or help with therapy needs from a whole team working alongside personal doctors. Everything tries to encourage a warm, active lifestyle, whether you spend time with friends in the Oak Lounge using the free Wi-Fi, enjoy the woodshop called The Knot Hole, tend to flowers in the Woodstock Garden with raised beds, visit the off-leash dog park known as Snoopy's Pals, read in the library, or play a game of pool or shuffleboard in the recreation room.
Linus Oakes has beauty and barber services, an activities room for arts and crafts, exercise equipment, storage units, and handicap-accessible paths, so you don't have to sacrifice comfort or hobbies when you move there. People come and go with ease thanks to reliable transportation, whether traveling to see a doctor or heading out for an outing led by the staff, and the maintenance-free living takes away worries about chores so you can focus more on leisure and friendships. Folks can take part in faith-based activities like Mass and Protestant services if that matters, and there's always an effort to treat everyone with respect and kindness, adjusting support as health needs change. Since its founding in 1986, Linus Oakes Village, operated by CHI Living Communities, has worked in close partnership with healthcare providers and local groups, keeping everything close-knit, friendly, and secure, with about 11-50 employees on staff. They offer services for seniors who want to live their lives with dignity, independence, and a sense of belonging, making it a practical choice for many.
