Oaks At Avon

Oaks At Avon is a non-profit senior care facility with a total of 104 beds, and it does what's required by state rules for senior care, so you'll find it offers both assisted and independent living options along with memory care, dementia care, and skilled nursing, and while the place can provide short and long term stays with individualized plans, including treatment for injuries like falls, broken hips, and bedsores-yes, even stage four-it's also handled palliative and hospice care, and there's legal support and education for residents and families if neglect or abuse comes up, given there's been an incident involving a serious bedsore and some past citations like medication mistakes and not enough infection prevention, mostly from staffing shortfalls. The place has a staffing rating of 2 out of 5 from CMS, but the health inspection part gets a perfect 5 out of 5, and quality measures earn 4 out of 5, and overall CMS gives it 5 stars, mostly on good inspections and measures, and folks around seem to like the staff, calling them joyful, kind, and helpful, with plenty of social and activity programs that draw good remarks and some "Best of Senior Living" awards based on reviews. There's a dining program where chefs plan out healthy meals with quality ingredients, and residents in independent living get maintenance-free homes in these 55+ communities, while others have secured memory care for Alzheimer's and late-stage dementia, and if someone needs daily help with things like bathing or dressing, there are care homes and trained aides who give that assistance either in the facility or at home through the home care services. The nursing teams are there for rehabilitation, restorative care, and post-acute therapies like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and the facility partners with local hospitals for more help as needed, while services include everything from medication management, social activities, nutrition, housekeeping, and laundry, and staff are described as experienced, dedicated, and focused on values like compassion, respect, and dignity, which is important since the place has faced and worked on correcting some problems. Oaks At Avon tries to help families stay involved, encourages learning and diversity in the staff, and runs its departments for activities, maintenance, and meals to serve different seniors' needs, from those who are active and healthy, to folks facing memory or mobility challenges.