Anderson Oaks Assisted Living

My mother is at the assisted living level of Anderson Oaks. It's a very nice place. They take care of the seniors, they all seem to have fun, my mom has made friends, and is doing great. They have activities like sing-alongs, ice cream socials, they play card games, and stuff like that. It's an active community. The staff members that I met have been very nice, helpful, and cordial. The place itself is very nice and well-kept, and they offer free meals. Her room is nice and clean with a bed, a dresser, and a nice view out of the window.

Once I found out that Anderson Oaks didn’t have memory care, I didn’t tour the place. It was clean, the parking lot was nice and clean, and the building itself was nice and clean. There were a lot of residents sitting outdoors. The facility is a little close to the highway, and they don’t lock their doors, so they have free access to go in and out. You have to be careful if you are going to put somebody who tends to wander at this facility because they are so close to a busy highway. It seemed like the residents were all happy, so it seemed pretty good to me. But, like I said, I didn’t go around because once the staff member said that they keep the doors unlocked and free access, my husband could not do it because he would be on the road.

Anderson Oaks was a nice place. It was a top-shelf facility. I was impressed with the place. It was out in the woods and away from everything.

Friendly staff and residents always look so happy!

The staff that showed us around was helpful and accommodating. The rooms were spacious, well-maintained, and the dining room was clean. They have three different unit sizes: semi-private, private, and then a larger private. What I like best is the fact that they are not for profit; they re-invest any profits back in the form of credits to their residents. They have a full schedule of activities. From what I have seen I would recommend the place, and I have decided that’s where I want to put my mother.

The staff at Anderson Oaks Assisted Living was friendly and accommodating. The rooms were good and adequate. They showed us different sizes and they were nice. I tried their food and it tasted fine. At that time, the residents were very busy doing their own stuff and I heard that they had a lot of activities there.

The staff at Anderson Oaks was very nice and pleasant. They gave me a nice tour and I enjoyed it. The rooms were okay. They were small, but they were nice. The dining room was nice. They had activities, but I didn’t actually saw what they were doing at that time. The residents were very nice and they looked happy. However, the price seemed too high.

My mother moved into Anderson Oaks from another local facility in mid November of this year and passed away passed away on December 8th. Although her time there was very short she was treated as a part of their family from day one. Her care and concerns were a priority and she was always treated with dignity. I am very grateful that her last days were spent at Anderson Oaks, I could not have asked for a more caring and more professional staff for my mother and for my family. Each and every one of them will remain in my heart for the love they showered on my mother.