Oaks at Eagles Landing

Krys

I visited Oaks at Eagles Landing. I liked the area. It's a very nice and pretty place. We went on Good Friday, and they were all singing in front of the place when we went in. Everybody was involved. I liked the idea that they can also order from a grill if there isn't anything on the menu that they liked that day. I liked the facility itself. I liked the rooms and the way they're laid out, with the roll-in showers. That's very helpful for my father because he's in a wheelchair, and he can roll into the shower and take a shower. It's well laid out for wheelchair use. They have an abundance of metal rails up for the handicap, and he can decorate the rooms to his taste. I like that idea because a lot of places don't want you decorating their rooms. I liked the courtyards. They were very nice and well-secured, so he can go out and get some sun, but he can't get out and roll into the street. They have physical therapy on site, so that helps, too. In my father's case, they have a machine that will help him strengthen his legs, so that he will be able to stand again. They all seemed very kind. The staff was well trained. They're able to answer any of your questions.

Stanley

Mom is at Oaks at Eagles Landing. It's very new and very convenient to a lot of the facilities that she would like to use. Shopping is close, as well as medical businesses or hospitals. It's a small but friendly community. The price is definitely worth it.

Scott

We visited Oaks at Eagles Landing. It had everything that we were looking for, and it seemed perfect for our needs. They do have a large lodge type building that has everything in it, and we looked at an apartment in that building where you could have the needed staff to take care of you. Everyone there was very pleasant. There was a snack area where the residents could just drop by at any time of the day and have a quick snack or sandwich.

Timothy

My brother-in-law has moved into Oaks at Eagles Landing. They do a little extra to make them feel at home. He is well groomed now. The building is nice, fresh, and clean. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable with what they're doing. The rooms where they have activities look nice. They are slightly more reasonable than the others. They have an internet room, a reading room, an exercise room, and physical therapy.

Henrietta

For my mother-in-law, we are considering Oaks at Eagles Landing. We like the overall location, the resources there, the staff that I met, and just about everything they offered there. The staff were very informative. They were willing to work with us, and they listened to what our needs were. The available rooms that we looked at were very spacious and very accommodating. The dining area was a beautiful setup and just very spacious. The surroundings were clean, too. They have what looked like manicured lawn, and it's beautiful. However, it's strange because I did not see the residents being actively involved. We were there during the time that lunch was being served. It appears that they have an activity room where they will do cards, arts and crafts, and different kinds of activities. The thing that I like is that they have an onsite beauty shop where the patients can go and get their hair done and whatever else to make themselves look and feel better about themselves. And those kinds of things that I really would be interested in. They also have a rehab room. If the doctor desires the residents to have therapy, it's there. Everything is right there and accessible. Plus, they have a bistro if you want something in between meals. If you don't like what's on the menu, they also have an option for you. So that's what I like about it.

Deborah

Oaks at Eagles Landing was great. The service that my husband received was good. They had a lot of activities that he was in that he enjoyed. The building was beautiful. The people were great. His room was very nice. He had a single room with a TV. The bathroom was accessible to his ability. When I picked him up and dropped him off, it was around lunchtime, so the residents were at lunch. I didn't eat anything there. When I was there, what they had to eat looked very good. Everybody seemed like they were enjoying themselves. Everybody was in good mood. I liked it. The atmosphere was very nice. The surrounding was very nice. Everything was going smoothly and the residents looked really happy. When I picked him up, he was very happy. It wasn't like he was ready to go. It was a little pricy, but for the care he got, I thought it was good. I appreciate the service that my husband received while he was there.

Winnie

I was able to tour Oaks at Eagles Landing. I loved it and I wished I was going to live there. I thought that the place was nice and clean, and the people that I met were very friendly and welcoming. It was easy to allow me to tell them my story, to kind of help me. I gave the information to my daughter's aunt, and they did reach out to her. The prices were pretty much equal to all the other places. The care is expensive, it's not a cheap thing. So it was no fault of the program that she wasn't accepted, it's just that they didn't prepare. I saw a room and I saw an apartment, and I thought they were very adequate for seniors who can't really help themselves. I saw people sitting, walking, and some just talking. There were people interacting with the staff member, and they were kinda playing a game. I was very pleased. I thought the facility was clean, there was a lot of greenery, and they had a lot of little plants around.

Vicki

We toured Oaks at Eagles Landing. We're very impressed. We liked it a lot. We thought it would be wonderful. They were great over there. The apartments were roomy. They were great. We saw the two-bedroom, two-bath. The independent cottages were very roomy. They would have been great. Having the garage with the storage was nice and just the security there. The one problem, and I know its independent living, is having to get out in the weather to go to eat, up to the dining room, and all that. That was a little concern for my mother-in-law because she is elderly and she doesn't drive, and we told her we could do a golf cart, but she'd still have to get out in the weather. We didn't see the activities schedule, but we did meet the activities director for independent living. I know they have activities out there, but I don't know what they all were. I know they do like a happy hour. They have the clubhouse there for independent living. We saw all that. I know they do yoga and different classes, but we didn't see any of it. I think it would be good for any elderly. We liked that it goes from independent living to assisted living to memory care. If that progression happened, it would all be right there.