Oakmonte Village - Cordova

Jane

I've toured Oakmonte Village - Cordova. I liked that it had its own medical center, it has a fitness center, and it was beautifully maintained and clean. The director was very knowledgeable and helpful, and the residents seem like they enjoyed living there. The rooms were nice sizes and the finishes were just nice. The residents were playing bingo and they had amenities.

SGN

My Mother Lived there for 7 months. I went to visit her daily. My reason for placing her in Cordova was so she could have socialization with other residents. That was not the case. They have activities but they do not encourage friendships or socialization with each other. It is more like sheep following the activity person. Most of the Med Tech are very nice however there are always a few who rush through assistants with the residents. I found that there was a shortage of Med Tech in the afternoon to evening hours (1 person for the whole floor). Beware of the extra help you will get charged for the slighted bit of help needed. I found it hard to contact the nurse or director except through email and even that was a battle. My Mom is a sweet and very compliant person but she was not happy and her emotional/mental state started to decline. She has since moved. I noticed her spirits have lifted. Moral is don't judge a book by its cover.

Sherri

My mom moved into Oakmonte Village - Cordova two weeks ago. We were able to visit her; they allowed visitations. It has been excellent, and they're very helpful and very informative. Yesterday was her first day out of quarantine, so they brought her down and guided her because she doesn't know her way. They matched her with a nice lady to sit with yesterday at lunch and dinner. I also know she got her first COVID shot while she was there, so it has been wonderful, and she is very happy there. My mom is in assisted living. She gets disoriented as to where she is and things like that, so they will help her get down and get back, and if she gets lost, she just pushes her button and they will go find her. I have nothing negative to say about it. For all the appointments and the walk-through we had, everything was spot on, so it was great. The staff was excellent. I have not tasted her food, but for the first two weeks, everything was brought to her room. She said she gets plenty of food every time and that she can't eat all the food that is served. They offer a lot of activities, but I haven't actually looked at the calendar, and she hasn't been able to be part of that yet. However, for as happy and as comfortable as she is, we are getting 100% of our value for our money.

Elizabeth's Grandson

Oakmonte Village was a great place for my grandparents. They had a beautiful one bedroom deluxe apartment that was spacious enough to accommodate them both. The staff was super friendly and you could tell they really cared about the residents like their own families. They had a lot of activities but the best was their daily happy hour. The community encouraged families to join their loved ones and have a glass of wine and enjoy the music together. I've never seen an assisted living who offered this. Every time I visited them I felt like I was at the Ritz Carlton.

Angela

I went to Oakmonte Village, the tour was great, and the lady was fantastic, and she went all out. They had studios, it was too small, and it was out of the way, but they had cottages as well. The cost was a big factor with me. They had an indoor pool, which was good for my father, but it's not an easy access. The facility was too big.

Cori

The assisted living at Oakmonte Village was top-notch. The core was very modern and the staff was extremely engaging with their residents and patients. It's really clean, beautiful, high-end, and seems social. The care facility is also really amazing. This one stood out because unlike other communities which seemed clinical and depressing, Oakmonte Village has a sense of community. The facilities and activities were great, you wouldn't know it's an assisted living place.