Legacy Oaks

Fairly new facility generally in good condition except for some interior and exterior stains on the floor, and walls. Most of the staff is reasonably friendly, but lacking in experience, and training. Especially lacking in medical knowledge. Staff will quickly call EMS for non-emergency issues that can easily cause charges in the thousands of dollars not covered by Medicare, or other insurance. A facility of this size and cost should have someone on staff with enough training to make better decisions. Staff can also make mistakes with medication inventory, and administering. Weekend staff is especially limited.

Legacy Oaks was very nice. The lady that we talked to was very nice and very helpful. However, she did not feel that they had room to take care of somebody with my husband's memory and physical problems. The facility was new, and it was very nice.

My Mom has been at Legacy Oaks for almost a year. It's new and had some kinks to sort out but unfortunately the care is not up to what they charge. They are under staffed most of the time, there have been times my Mom's call button has not been answered and she has been given the wrong meds. Luckily my Mom can recall what meds she should be taking. The food is worse than what is offered in the public schools and there is no dietician on staff. The meals are high in sodium, sugary desserts are given and there isn't any fresh fruit besides bananas. Don't be fooled by the exercise room, the theater, the "bistro" and all the "activities". If you're on top of it and visit your family member weekly, as we do, it's not bad but it really is highway robbery for what they charge and what you get in return.

I went to Legacy Oaks, and I thought it was a very nice place. We saw the rooms, the outside, and the courtyard. As I could recall, that was the nicest of all the places I went to. It was so homey. They had a library, although, it was kind of small. The courtyard was very pretty. The dining facility was very nice.

Legacy Oaks was fine, I liked it, and I thought the staff was very friendly. I liked some of the programs that they had, but no one else had. However, it was too far away from where I lived. They had a nice pet therapy program, and that I liked.

Legacy Oaks was very competitively priced. One of the girls who works there used to work in another community where my father-in-law was, and we valued her opinion. The fact that they hired her said a lot to us because we thought extremely highly of her. The place is brand new, and everything seemed to align pretty well with what we needed. They play a lot of bingo there. They find out the interest of each person and try to do something on the resident's birthday based on that.

Legacy Oaks is a newer facility that just opened last September. The staff is very good and goes out of their way to call mom by name and act like she's family. They check on her several times a day whether it's just picking up her trash or picking up her laundry or bringing her meds. It's comforting to her to know that someone is around, so it's been really a good move for her. The have studio apartment, one big room with bedroom tucked to the side, and they also have 1-bedroom units. Their memory care part is more of like a bedroom or a semi private room. And those rooms are spaced out into the common area where the memory care patients gather and do whatever it is they do. It's a nice setup. The food is very good. Their dining area is roomy. The place is smaller with fewer people, a lot more community oriented, but not crowded. They have stuff going on from 10 in the morning until 6 at night. They have exercise classes, bible studies, as well as arts and crafts.

I visited nice, new, and clean Legacy Oaks, which had only been open for about a year. It had very helpful, friendly staff who knew the residents by name. They had activities for the residents to do.