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Featured Review
5
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April 7, 2023
My Mom (90 years old) moved in almost 2 years ago and it was the right call for us. This facility is warm and has a cozy feel to it as soon as you walk in. It is not one of the larger facilities that are being built now, however, that is what our family likes about it, more intimate. The staff is very open to conversations regarding my mom's care needs which is comforting since her needs have changed over the last 2 years. She has had many falls and knowing that she can push her safety button around her neck and get help has given me peace of mind which I did not have when she lived alone in her home. Fortunately, I can visit quite often at different times of day and it is always clean and personnel are always available if we need anything. Honestly, my mom can get a little grumpy with the staff at times because she is frustrated she can't do what she used to be able to do on her own, but they understand their resident's feelings and don't take it personally which is appreciated. It is very stressful watching your mom age, and you feel helpless in making her adjust to new limitations, but having the staff care about her overall wellness is honestly a blessing.
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About Oaks at Stockbridge in Stockbridge, Georgia
Oaks at Stockbridge, formerly Eagles Landing Senior Living - Assisted Living and Memory Care has been in Stockbridge for over 20 years. We provide Assisted Living and Memory Care in our secured 18 apartment part of our community.
Our community is a two-story building with our Memory Care located on the first floor. We have lovely common areas such at the family room, private dining room, main dining rooms, courtyards, activity room, bistro as well as several sitting areas and an upstairs covered porch. We also offer Therapy on site for Physical, Occupation and Speech Therapy.
We have won "Best of the Best" in Henry County for Senior Living and have had deficiency-free surveys from the State of Georgia for licensure of Assisted Living. Our families and residents are happy - just read our Google Reviews to see!
To learn more about this provider�s license and review other available state reports, please visit:
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Services and Amenities of Oaks at Stockbridge in Stockbridge, Georgia
Aquatic Amenities
- Hot Tub Spa
Financing & Payment Options
- Accepts Check Payments
- Rent And Care Fees
Guests
- Guest Parking
Inside Amenities
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Room Amenities
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Campus/Building Details
- Coffee Shop
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Salon Services
Health Services
- Medication Reminders
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
Personal Care
- Personal Care Assistants
- Cooking services
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Room Service
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Horticultural Activities
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Pets
- Pets
Therapies
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $1500
- Housing: One Bedroom Deluxe
- Dining: Restaurant style dining in dining room all three meals. Can accommodate diets of No Added Salt and No Sugar added.
- State Licenses: ALC000122
Costs for Oaks at Stockbridge in Stockbridge, Georgia
Memory Care
$5,430
Starting Price
Assisted Living
$3,655
Starting Price
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Reviews of Oaks at Stockbridge in Stockbridge, Georgia
4.5
(16 reviews)
Facility
4.6
Staff
4.7
Food
5.0
Activities
4.7
Value
4.5
Michael
5
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September 24, 2024
Oaks at Stockbridge is close to my house. It is only five miles away. The staff was great. The place was immaculate, clean, and quiet. They showed us all the different stuff and events they have for the seniors. The structure of the building seemed fine to me. The size of the room was great. It was a one-bedroom. They also have living quarters and they have a nice little setup. You feel welcome there. It's more like a family setting. The staff and the residents were very friendly.
Provider Response
Buddy
3
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November 18, 2023
Currently, my father is at Oaks at Stockbridge. It has been a learning experience. It's not quite what I expected. We've had our little issues. Nothing bad, but for instance, the person who takes his blood pressure every day, after one month we got a report to take to the doctor, and half of the readings would be in the 180/225 range. It was obvious that the person had no clue how to take blood pressure. They had no idea that that blood pressure was so far off pace they just recorded it, went on about it, and never called us to tell us our dad was dead with that blood pressure. They just wrote it down, gave him his medication, and went home. It also seems like they are extremely short-staffed, and that was not presented to us when we signed the lease. But the majority of the people there have been very nice. They're just short-staffed. The meals are good. But my father does not prefer dinner at 4:30, so the majority of the time he does not eat dinner there. That's just way too early. His room is fine though, and the common areas are nice, so I like those. When we were signing on, we were told there were different things on staff and an RN was just hired just yesterday or the day before, but there had not been any RN staff the entire time we were there. And some of the nicer people that are taking care of my dad, they're working 16-hour days. We were sold on this nice life/help button for them that would ring staff, but we've been there almost two months now, and we've changed that button out five times and they still can't find one that seems to work in the building. I don't understand that.
Tammy
5
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April 23, 2023
I really liked Oaks at Stockbridge. It was nice and clean. I liked the setting of it. I loved the memory care. I liked the fact that it was small and the medical staff was accessible. I liked the staff ratio of nurses to residents. The room we saw was empty, but it was clean and you can decorate it the way you want to. They provide three meals and snacks. They also had a garden setting outside. The lady that gave the tour was friendly, gave a lot of information, and gave a lot of options. She stayed in contact with me and that was good.
L. Franklin
5
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April 7, 2023
My Mom (90 years old) moved in almost 2 years ago and it was the right call for us. This facility is warm and has a cozy feel to it as soon as you walk in. It is not one of the larger facilities that are being built now, however, that is what our family likes about it, more intimate. The staff is very open to conversations regarding my mom's care needs which is comforting since her needs have changed over the last 2 years. She has had many falls and knowing that she can push her safety button around her neck and get help has given me peace of mind which I did not have when she lived alone in her home. Fortunately, I can visit quite often at different times of day and it is always clean and personnel are always available if we need anything. Honestly, my mom can get a little grumpy with the staff at times because she is frustrated she can't do what she used to be able to do on her own, but they understand their resident's feelings and don't take it personally which is appreciated. It is very stressful watching your mom age, and you feel helpless in making her adjust to new limitations, but having the staff care about her overall wellness is honestly a blessing.
Cheryl 25
5
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March 7, 2023
The rooms are very nice. Each room has their own bathroom and bedroom. We were able to decorate it to make it feel like home for my Dad. He has a living room for his TV and sitting area. We had fun decorating and putting up pictures of our family. He has a refrigerator and microwave that is provided in his room. The staff members are awesome. They take time to answer any questions that we might have. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I love to interact with them. They are wonderful, caring people that love all of the people who live there. They have lots of activities that the people there can be involved in to interact with others. Each month they get a calendar with daily events that will take place. They have singing, special activities, Bingo, and a place to put puzzles together. It is a great place for your loved one to live. I would definitely recommend this facility to anyone who is looking for a great place for someone that they love.
Henrietta
3
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February 24, 2023
I went to tour Oaks at Stockbridge. It's an older facility, and it has two stories. However, I don't like elevators for seniors, and the only area that they had available was on the second floor. It was amenable to the other place, but it was just an older building. The person who gave me the tour was nice and informative. She was very knowledgeable about the facility itself. The rooms were spacious and very accommodating. They were set up very well. The dining area and the surroundings were very spacious and nice. I was able to visit the area where the activities were, but I did not see them participating in any activities. They have arts and crafts and those kinds of things, but that's all I remember.
Janet
5
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December 18, 2022
Oaks at Stockbridge was the nicest of all of the ones I visited. It was beautiful. It was decorated beautifully on the inside. The girl that did the interview was very knowledgeable of what we needed for my mother's care and all that. The rooms were beautiful. It was expensive, but she could have afforded it. The staff was really nice. The outside facilities were well groomed. It looked like they had a lawn service or whatever that took care of everything. If she was going, that's where I would like for her to be.
Nikkole
5
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December 8, 2022
Oaks at Stockbridge had a very nice environment. It looked very clean and very organized. The tour was very professional. I liked the way the grounds were kept. The apartments were more like small studios with kitchenettes. There was a gathering room with a TV, but I did not see anybody doing activities. I just saw them gathered in a room. They had a courtyard and a library. They had people come in to do beauty care.
Sangita
4
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September 19, 2022
I visited Oaks at Stockbridge, it's very nice and brand-new but I can't afford it. The thing I liked least about it is that my dad will have to be in his room and they'll kind of lock the door. I like that they're helping the residents by reading, they're playing cognitive games, and they bring him out for an hour or two. They play games and interact with the residents. I looked at their assisted living, they said that if my dad can't do anything, they won't be able to take him. He needs help with feeding, but they said they won't be feeding him but just assisting in feeding. They had a courtyard and a salon, and it was clean.
Randy
4
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September 11, 2022
The people at Oaks at Stockbridge were nice, but it seemed a little dark and drab to me. It had a walk-in shower for the residents. They could take a bath instead of just the showers if they wanted to. The thing I liked the least was that it was dark and it had a nursing home feel. The staff were great, very polite, and nice people. The layout was fine. It was not spread out. Rooms were accessible to the cafeteria and the things. It had more of a homey feel, and was not that big. The staff were top shelf.
Derek
5
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March 12, 2022
Our aunt will be moving to Oaks at Stockbridge. I like it because it was clean. I got a chance to meet many of the staff, including the chef (which is a big plus). Miss Parham was warm and friendly. I like the fact that she's been there for 13 years. They have several activities in the common area such as bingo. They also have a hair salon if you want to get your hair done there. They have a physical therapy exercise room, and they allow personal care providers to come provide care to the residents.
Roberta
5
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December 10, 2021
Oaks at Stockbridge was very nice. I like it a lot. The people were very friendly. They answered all my questions. I saw two rooms. The one-room I saw was like a double room for two people. It had like a semi-wall. It wasn't like in a hospital where beds were beside each other; it was separated with this kind of half wall, and I liked that. There were some ladies playing bridge, and there was a card game going on. There were things that I thought my husband might be interested in. The person that took me was extremely nice, and I like that place. They have housekeeping, they have a library, they have a large activity room, and there is a coffee bar. There was an activity room where the residents were making something. It looked like they had some volunteers in there who were helping them. They were making something in the activity room. Outside, there were some benches. Inside, there was a large gathering area with couches and chairs. It looked very comfortable. Plus, they had had seasonal things around in there, too. The place was extremely well kept. The staff was very nice. I met two people. I went back a second time. They were extremely forthcoming with answering any questions I had. If I had to pick a place, if it wasn't for other circumstances where I felt I need to bring home, that probably would have been the place I would have picked for my husband. They greeted me at the door. I had an appointment, so they knew I was coming. They were very nice people. I could see my husband sitting in there.
Shanda
4
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October 17, 2021
I toured the Oaks at Stockbridge. It was very thorough, very informative, and it was a pleasant visit. I was able to see the place and get a good idea of what it was like there, and I was pretty, pretty pleased. It was well laid out with short hallways, so it was easier for the residents to get around, it was pretty, and it was small enough to where it wasn't confusing. The indoors was nice, outdoors needed probably a little attention, that's understandable with the lack of staffing right now, but the inside was well-maintained. I liked the community spaces, and the layout, and the sizes of the residential units. They have games, devotions, I think they play movies, puzzles, and they have an activity director, so they were starting a game when I was there.
dumas
5
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January 30, 2018
My mom has been living here for a year. We are exceptionally pleased! The original staff is still on-board and friendly, very personable. Mom continually compliments the food. Also, being a 'neat freak' myself, her room is always clean and her clothes and bedding washed properly. My family is very pleased with mom's new home and we feel like family with the staff.. David, the activities director is fantastic and tries to get everyone to participate. He even goes door to door to remind them to come join the group or go for a ride.
Sheila318717
5
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October 5, 2016
It was clean, but it’s not as homey as the other facility I visited. It had a nursing home odor to it, and I think it was just because of something they were cooking that day, but it just wasn’t as homey. It was clean and nice, and the staff who assisted us was nice. Dining area looked clean.
Caring112894150
4
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September 7, 2015
It is clean and nice. They're friendly, capable, and concerned. They have nice rooms and friendly staff. The dining room was set up somewhat pleasant. It reminded me of a new fancy restaurant, and it was pleasant for the residents. We got to witness a little bit of the sing-a-long at the memory care section, but my wife is not just into that, and that didn't go too well. They were trying, and the staff was friendly, so I'm sure they were OK.
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