Elizabeth Residence Oak Creek sits on 5.5 acres and provides assisted living, memory care, and board and care home options for adults 55 and older. The building has wheelchair access, emergency alert systems, and a 24-hour call system for safety. The community has studio and semi-private apartments that come furnished, with telephone and basic cable included, and there are several sun-filled living rooms where folks can gather throughout the day. Rooms and common areas are set up to help residents feel comfortable and supported, with all indoor and outdoor spaces, like gardens and walking paths, meant to let residents move about and enjoy nature when they wish, and there's also outdoor garden space for sitting or visiting with friends.
Elizabeth Residence has a dining room with all-day meal service, and the staff prepare and serve meals with special diet options, including diabetic and allergy-sensitive diets, so there are choices to fit different needs. The staff help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and getting around with transfers, plus they offer bathing with whirlpools. Housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning services are there, and new residents get move-in help to make things easier. Residents can bring some pets, following the house rules.
There's a full activity calendar with scheduled social, educational, and devotional activities, arts and crafts, and monthly free field trips, all aimed at bringing people together. The arts room and an on-site barber and salon add convenience. Memory care at Elizabeth Residence centers on residents with Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia, offering personalized plans, secure spaces, and regular activities for mental engagement, and caregivers make sure specialized support is always close by. Nurses manage medications and health needs in partnership with outside healthcare providers, while in-house skilled nursing covers more advanced needs and hospice waivers are available.
Transportation services are free, whether it's for medical trips or group outings, and parking's available for visitors. The place is licensed by the state and follows local rules for care and safety. The staff, who are trained and helpful, focus on treating everyone as an individual, whether they're there for assisted living, memory care, or board and care services, and community-sponsored activities encourage neighbors to talk, make friends, and get involved. Residents can expect help with incontinence, health monitoring, and general help fitting their personal requirements, keeping them as independent as possible with support nearby at all times. Each part of the building - from lights to common rooms to garden spots - is put together to feel like a comfortable, home-like environment while making sure everyone gets the personal care they need.
