The Groves at Oak Ridge
734 Emory Valley Road, Oak Ridge, TN 37830
(800) 558-0653
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Reviews of The Groves at Oak Ridge in Oak Ridge, Tennessee
Maggie
4
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October 6, 2023
Before I moved to Tennessee my son and daughter-in-law visited several facilities on my behalf. We decided on The Groves in Oak Ridge and I moved into a studio apt a week ago. So far I am very happy here and feel like it's a good fit.
Kim
5
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May 3, 2023
Mom and I were very impressed with the updates they've made at The Groves at Oak Ridge. They have made some major good improvements. I liked their calendar each week. It has all these activities. Mom likes it. She's just not ready to go in there yet into assisted living, but she was excited about all the activities. They take them out and do different activities, shopping or hikes or walking or something. I thought it'd be perfect for me. I don't have to cook or clean. They have a happy hour a couple of days each week. Mom gets to bring her cat; that was important. There was already some lady there that has a cat and she had a picture of it on her door, so that made Mom feel a lot better too. We liked it. That's where Mom's going to go eventually. I may follow her down there in about 20 years. The lady we met with was really good. She was very detailed with the activities and was like, "It's your home, we want you to live here and live, we want you to stay here." She was good and we enjoyed it. Mom just told me today that probably after this winter, she'll probably come on in. People should tour it because it's awesome. It's good. We weren't there at mealtime, but we had eaten there before when Dad was there and it was good then. I'm not sure if they've kept the same chef or not, but I'm sure it's good.
Dianah
5
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February 8, 2023
We went to tour The Groves at Oak Ridge. Of all the ones that I've been to, this is the one I'm really leaning towards. The tour was excellent. It was all on one level, which I like. It was laid out nicely, kind of in a circle. You can go out one way, go around, come in a shorter way, and it's just nice. It was very clean. The staff was very knowledgeable. She had everything laid out and all the information that we needed. She took us to visit the room, and she was very helpful. Their staff had been there for years, so that's a plus right there. I liked the studio room. I know it was small, but it was nice. It had a refrigerator and a microwave, plus it had windows. They had 3 courtyards. We didn't go out because it was too cold. We did go to the dining room, and it was nice. It had round tables. We also looked at the activities that they had set out. She explained that they were color-coded for the environmental stuff and social stuff.
Brown
5
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September 10, 2021
The Groves at Oak Ridge was very nice. The atmosphere was open, airy, and cheery. They have one particular floor plan, where it used to be two studios. They just basically had a doorway in between the two. They called it a companion suite, so one person can have a side where they just have their one little room, a bathroom, and a closet, while the other person can have their side with the same thing. They said that was their least expensive room that you could pay for. If you couldn't afford the higher ones, you could pay the lower price for one of those companion suites (which is almost like a shared space), but I just thought that wouldn't work for my mom because she has Alzheimer's. She wouldn't hesitate to just wander onto the other person's side, not realizing that's not part of her little suite. She needs her own space, like either a single studio or a one-bedroom, which was the highest price. The lady took me through the dining room and showed me the menu. It looked very nice to me. She introduced me to a couple of other staff members too as we were going through the facility. They were all very nice and friendly. She showed me some of the renovations that they were making. She was saying some of those little smaller community areas were going to be turned into offices for the staff. They were going to move some of those community areas up toward the front of the building when you come in. They said they wanted to make it more family- friendly when families come in; the community areas are all right up near the front, and they don't have to go traipsing all through the building, trying to find one of those community areas to participate in different activities. Those little community areas around the building had game tables set up and things like that. They also go out to take trips on little boats and ride out on the lake and different outings. So, it seemed like there were plenty of things to keep people busy. There were several ladies out on the front patio where they had rocking chairs set up on it and a few residents up and down the halls as we were touring around the place.
Dean
5
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August 29, 2021
I moved into The Groves at Oak Ridge. There's a lot of people around my age, and there's some activities. They have a small bus equipped with the handicapped lift, and we go to a museum close by, and then stores like Walmart. The apartments are big enough. They have everything you need. The food is excellent. Breakfast is pretty much the same, but the other meals are very diverse. They're all very friendly, accommodating, and helpful. No problems.
Diane
5
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April 20, 2021
We visited The Groves at Oak Ridge for my mom, and that was a good visit. Everyone was really helpful and nice. It seemed very, very homey. Everybody seemed to know everybody, and the staff had been there a long time. It was nice, clean, and they were updating it. The staff was very thorough. They have a barbershop and an entertainment area.
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Assisted Living
This level of care provides support for those who need help with personal care needs such as cleaning, bathing, and dressing. Residents selecting this level of care are treated to many amenities in a home-like atmosphere, while getting support in their daily lives.
$3,305
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Services and Amenities of The Groves at Oak Ridge in Oak Ridge, Tennessee
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- Entry Fee
- Fee Structure Extra: Entry fee cost : $1500
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: Yes
- Studio Apartments
General
- Resident Capacity: 96
- Respite Care
- Minimum Age: 65
About The Groves at Oak Ridge in Oak Ridge, Tennessee
The Groves at Oak Ridge is a community for seniors in Oak Ridge, TN. Outdoor ttractions to enjoy in the area include 16 parks, Melton Hill Lake and an outdoor public pool. The beautiful green landscape surrounding Oak Ridge fosters a relaxing, peaceful environment for seniors.
The Groves at Oak Ridge offers memory care, assisted living and respite care. Assistance is available for seniors who need help with daily tasks such as preparing food or bathing.
Fresh, homemade meals with locally sourced ingredients are provided three times daily, and catering for special events can be arranged. Seniors can choose from between several different floor plans ranging from 225 to 450 square feet. Amenities include a fitness center that’s open 24/7, as well as several elegantly furnished common areas, plenty of outdoor seating, an on-site library, and a breakfast bar and bistro.
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