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Creep Poop

My grandma got pushed down the stairs and broke every bone in her body then when she had surgery and they mixed upp everyone in her body

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Luke Blahnik

My father lives here in an independent apartment. It's lovely. He really enjoys the social interaction, planned activities (like trivia before dinner every day, weekly bingo, and weekly live music). He reports that the food is excellent, which he enjoys with friends daily. From living alone, to living with dozens of great friends, it's been a remarkable change in the quality of his daily life. My children enjoy visiting as well... they have a wonderful holiday party and the grounds are nice and my kids like feeding the fish in the pond. Extremely pleased with our experience.

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Becky Anderson

Wonderful Senior Living. Offers Independent, Assisted and has skilled if Resident needs to go to hospital and can come back to their community. Beautiful therapy gym, gardens,activities, bistro/coffee area. Friendly and caring Staff. They even offer an indoor pool for Residents to enjoy. The pond with the blooming lily pads and gazebo when you enter the property is my favorite.

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Camille Johnson

My opinion of oakcrest has changed since my mother moved to the health care center. Mainly, they get FAR inferior food service to the main dining room -- and they're supposed to get the same! Food is even more important to these folks. Main dining gets huge shrimp, health center gets the tiniest shrimp. Many times, my mother doesn't get what she ordered. What's wrong here? Who's the kitchen manager and why isn't he/she doing her job? Why doesn't her manager get on her case? Sounds like a whole line of people are not supervising properly, not not leading, not providing support to their staff, not doing THEIR job. Who's in charge of this facility❓ Cichy, do your job!

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Judy Brame

Oak Crest is a wonderful caring place to retire. My parents have been here 20+ years. Life care community where they can serve all of your stages of life is the way to go!