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White Oak Manor - Charlotte
4009 Craig Avenue Po Box 220130, Charlotte, NC 28211
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4
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November 8, 2023
My mother has moved into White Oak Manor - Charlotte. The cost was a big plus for us and amenities. They have meals, salons, and a full kitchen. She's in a one-bedroom.
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one bedroom apartment, two bedroom apartment, studio, condo
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$3,845/mo
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About White Oak Manor - Charlotte in Charlotte, North Carolina
White Oak of Charlotte, located in Charlotte, NC, is a senior living provider that offers a range of care types including skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation care. This community provides different types of living spaces to meet the needs of its residents, such as skilled nursing care rooms and independent living apartments. These options ensure that residents can find a living situation that matches their level of independence and care requirements.
The room amenities at White Oak of Charlotte are designed to make residents feel comfortable and at home. While specific amenities may vary, the availability of rooms with full kitchens allows residents the option to prepare their own meals if they choose. This feature adds a layer of independence and convenience for those who enjoy cooking.
Beyond the individual rooms, White Oak of Charlotte offers a variety of amenities and services aimed at enhancing the living experience of its residents. The community is equipped with an emergency response system, ensuring that help is readily available in case of an emergency. Meals are provided, allowing residents to enjoy nutritious food without the hassle of cooking. The garden and communal dining areas offer spaces for residents to socialize and engage with their neighbors, fostering a sense of community. Shared common areas provide additional spaces for relaxation and socialization. The presence of nurses and therapists on staff ensures that residents have access to medical care and support when needed. General transportation services make it easier for residents to go on outings or attend appointments, and the acceptance of insurance offers financial convenience for care services.
Services and Amenities of White Oak Manor - Charlotte in Charlotte, North Carolina
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Meals provided
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- Nurses on staff
- Therapists On Staff
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- Emergency Response System
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- Garden
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- Insurance Accepted
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- General Transportation Services
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- Shared Common Areas
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Health
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5.0
Quality
5.0
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Reviews of White Oak Manor - Charlotte in Charlotte, North Carolina
2.6
(9 reviews)
Facility
3.0
Staff
3.0
Food
1.0
Activities
1.0
Value
3.0
Diana Wilson
1
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May 20, 2024
If you love your family you will never put them in this place. The nursing care was unimaginable. Not only for me but I saw my roommate cry because she was in so much pain. I shared a toilet with three other people and the smell of the whole place was horrible.. I wasn’t bathed or cleaned. The food was so bad I just asked for cereal and was told it was for breakfast only. My nurse withheld pain meds from me even though I went there three days after I broke my hip and femer. It was the closest to hell I ever want to get.
Kenneth
4
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November 8, 2023
My mother has moved into White Oak Manor - Charlotte. The cost was a big plus for us and amenities. They have meals, salons, and a full kitchen. She's in a one-bedroom.
Trille4life
1
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November 28, 2022
Y'all need to take better care of the elderly than what you do why did my mother have bed sores and a broken arm.
Sharon776063
2
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October 14, 2016
I don’t like White Oak of Charlotte. People just sit around, and I don’t think the staff is attentive enough. I don’t like it. Food is OK, but I didn’t see any activities when I was there.
Kathie8
5
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November 21, 2015
I liked White Oak Manor; it has nice appeal. It's smaller, smelled good, had lots of windows, and the residents looked clean and happy. From what I saw in a short visit, I would give it five stars compared to the other ones that I have seen. The staff was very friendly and informative, let me walk around, and showed me everything. It was small and had a comfortable feel; nobody was screaming or uncomfortable. The residents looked like they were at ease. I was there right about lunch time, so everybody was moving toward the dining room, and it looked nice. If we bring Mom to this area, this is where she will go.
anonymous109337450
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August 31, 2015
White Oak Manor reminded me of an old State hospital. You walked in, and it was old school kind of dingy and very worn looking. Once you got out of the first floor lobby area, the smell of food hits you in the face. I didn't see much of anything going on activity-wise. It was just people sitting around. The director that took us on a tour was very nice, very friendly, and knowledgeable. It was just old, and it smelled old.
LW1172
1
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July 15, 2015
White Oak was the first rehabilitation facility that I had any experience with, so I didn't really know what to expect. My experience with having my dad there was very disappointing to say the least. They seemed to be very understaffed. There were times when I was there with him and he had to wait almost an hour to be changed when he had gone to the bathroom. His bathroom always smelled like urine and at one point my mom saw a roach in there. When I brought it to the attention of the housekeeper, she said there were a lot of roaches there and questioned why we didn't check that out before we brought him there (I didn't realize that was even something that i needed to check out!) The final straw was when my dad basically just slept for 4 days and no one there seemed to be concerned as to why. It turns out that his carbon dioxide levels were very high and he ended up in the ER and then ICU.
robeson
4
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August 8, 2014
It does have an elevator and during my 5 years I have seen no roaches.
Caring69196750
3
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October 6, 2013
I visited Sharon Village. This building was a two-story facility but it didn't have an elevator. So if you live on the second floor, you have to go downstairs to take your clothes to the laundry and up again to bring it back with you. Also during meal time, you have to go down to the dining room to eat lunch and that's the only meal they provide. So having no elevator in the building and having steps that are pretty big and wide is not good for me. They have big rooms though. However, I visited this facility three times and every time I went there, I found dead roaches on the floor.
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