Creekside Oaks Retirement Community

Marie

We already put a deposit in Creekside Oaks for my dad. He felt very comfortable there. He met some of the people who are living there and it was really comfortable. The place looked clean and the staff was very nice. They play all kinds of games. They have a pool table and a card table, they have a salon on the premises, and they're building a bocce ball court right now. They also have a bus. Sometimes they go to the casino or they go out shopping. They have several different activities.

VK

Creekside Oaks was very nice, but expensive for the space you get. They had good food, and the place was clean. There's nothing wrong with it. My son and I enjoyed our lunch. I liked the cleanliness, but the rooms were small for the price.

Shara

Creekside Oaks is wonderful. It is being updated currently. Everyone is getting their own washer and dryer, so that's pretty neat. Their dining room is very nice. They have tons of activities for their residents. They also have great walking trails. As a community, it is a wonderful place, and the staff is excellent; however, it is out of my budget.

Beverly

Creekside Oaks was nice, but was strictly independent living only. We wanted the continuum of care that other communities have, but Creekside Oaks doesn't have that. The staff was good and nice, and the dining area also looked nice. We liked the rooms, it was 2-bedroom and 2-bath, it had a nice corner view, and the kitchen facility was better than others we've seen.

Kathy633067

Mom is on a waiting list at Creekside Oaks. It has a very open, family-oriented, and caring atmosphere, like everybody is connected to one another. The people are very friendly and very helpful. My mom liked it right away. It’s clean and bright, not gloomy or outdated. They have something going on almost every day of the week, like bingo and outings. They all get together and vote on what they would like to do and get it done. She thinks she’s going to be very happy there.

Monica228122

I moved my grandmother into Creekside Oaks. It is little more independent living, better food, and the rooms are nicer. She is not very mobile, but she likes all the music and entertainment that they have. The staff is definitely very helpful and very welcoming. They do breakfast, lunch, and dinner, they have snacks in the afternoon and late morning, and they will also serve her if she misses her breakfast time, so they are flexible in that way. They have somebody who can come in and provide assistance, but they are mostly independent living. They have a nice little menu, and you can choose from a variety of things.

Luxury Seeker118547

My only objection to Creekside Oaks was that the rooms were very small and there weren't any kitchens, just a little convenience kitchen. I like that they're a friendly community in a good location, had nice people, and it was nice and well lit, but the units were too small. They can improve by getting a complete remodel, like new carpeting, new paint, new lighting, and new furniture. The people were excellent and wonderful.

HarryPPAJF

My overall experience with Creekside Oaks was very favorable. I only met the receptionist and one of the managers who showed me around. They were both very well-versed and helpful. They had a one-bedroom; a two-bedroom with a living room; and a two-bedroom with two bathrooms. They only have four two-bedroom/two-baths and that's what I was interested in. They were small, but for two people, there was enough room. They were a little bit cramped but not too bad. They had enough closet space, a microwave and a small regrigerator and a sink. All meals were included and you can get snacks during the day. I visited the dining room, and it was immaculate. The grounds were attractive. The location is in a residential part of the city and was very pleasant with a creek, which is why it's called Creekside, that runs along the back of the facility, and little walking trails. They accept dogs. They have a bus that takes residents to medical appointments and recreational and educational facilities.

Happy Resident21

I wanted Creekside Oaks. It was located near a place where there were restaurants, shopping, and all that kind of stuff. It was on an open grassy area, beautiful big trees in front of the place, and it faced on a very quiet street. They had a one-bedroom apartment that I would kill to get, but my son convinced me that I don’t probably want to spend that much money right now. The staff was pleasant, knowledgeable, professional, courteous, and did their best to show me everything they had. It wasn’t the apartment I was most interested in, but one of the other apartments I had seen. It was a one-bedroom apartment that was empty while it was rehabbed a little, but it had on the little kitchen counter with a two burner induction stove. So you can actually do a little cooking there, and they said they’re starting to put some in some of their units.

Dana D

My Dad moved into Creekside Oaks one year ago. Although the transition from his home was challenging for him, the amazing staff, friendly residents and numerous activities made a difficult time for him much easier. Now he can't imagine living anywhere else and is happy he moved. We looked at several options in the area, and the decision to choose Creekside was an easy one. As his daughter, the peace of mind knowing he is in a safe, healthy, and welcoming place is priceless. Eating the excellent food with him during Creekside visits is icing on the cake!

Caring110558850

My first impression of Creekside Oaks was very good, very warm, and welcoming. They showed us what the facility had to offer. They had a show going on live, and anybody who was staying there could attend. It's a little expensive, but I was very much satisfied with what I saw. I looked at three of the rooms. They had a studio, a one-bedroom and two-bedroom, which were just adequate and very clean. You could even have a pet there, but they had to be small little ones.

Mari Lee

Everything was wonderful at Creekside Oaks. There's an exercise area that's about half a block from the place, and they got a walking trail that goes up to the dog park. The rooms were very nice. It overlooked a little stream in the back. The person that showed me around was extremely nice and very helpful. The activities were pretty much like everybody else. They go on trips, they go to casinos, they have in-house things like movie nights, and on Sundays they have special breakfasts or dinners. I didn't find anything that I didn't like about the rooms. The only thing I had against it was the location.

Caring100892350

My mother has been in Creekside Oaks for two and a half years now. The staff is very helpful. They clean her room at least once a week. Even though my mother complains about the food once in a while -- but she has to have something to complain about -- I think the food is very good. Overall, I think they are doing a very nice job. They do have activities that they can participate in. It is not an assisted living facility, but I still think they still need somebody on staff that is capable to assist them in terms of medical because even simple or little things they have to call 911. However, it is a good facility.

Caring78266550

My mom stayed at Creekside Oaks a little over a year or year and a half after her husband passed away. I really liked it. She was doing fine there. It was just right down the street from her hospital. They took very good care of her and they did everything the promised. It was like a cruise ship. The dining room had white tablecloth. They had excellent food. They had the main meal in the afternoon. They had different sizes of rooms. They had a studio and one-bedroom with balcony. They cleaned the rooms. She took part of the activities like playing bridge and bingo. They had a social director. They had a bus that took them everywhere the group wanted to go. They also had services that took them to groceries stores or wherever they wanted. I would highly recommend it. It was not cheap, but if you had the money, that's a good place to go. However, mom had a seizure, which caused her to fall and had a brain injury. So, we had to bring her a rehab.