Pleasant Hill Oasis sits at 40 Boyd Rd in Pleasant Hill, CA, and the community has room for up to 49 residents under California License #: 079200765, where Oasis Senior Living Group LLC manages the facility. Residents can expect 24-hour assisted living with staff well-known for being caring and helpful, along with support from an Executive Director named Liza Jay Elegado and a Business Office Manager named Rey Gutierrez. The facility offers private and semi-private rooms, some with kitchenettes, and provides both assisted living and memory care, so people needing different levels of support get help tailored to their needs. Meals are freshly cooked with seasonal ingredients, and staff can discuss special dietary needs before moving in. There's an on-site barber and salon for residents wanting haircuts or beauty services, and both indoor and outdoor common areas like walking paths, a library, and a garden give places to relax.
Residents get to enjoy local attractions, join various structured programs, and participate in social, educational, or entertaining activities, some even organized by residents, which helps everyone stay busy and involved. The community offers transportation help, so trips to appointments or outings are easier, and can arrange devotional services offsite, plus purposeful programming that's meant to uplift and support quality of life. The grounds stay well-kept, and facilities are maintained for comfort and safety. Staff remain present and ready for emergencies any hour of the day with a call system in all rooms, and there's always someone nearby to offer personal care, supervision, medication management, help with incontinence, and even in-house nursing for short-term rehab, skilled care, or respite stays. When needed, staff also coordinate with outside healthcare providers for extra care, and the community supports aging in place with a hospice waiver.
People at Pleasant Hill Oasis can expect personalized care plans that look after their physical, social, and emotional needs, including support for mild cognitive problems. Residents eat in a community dining area and can enjoy fresh air or quiet time, but those who want to stay active will find plenty of chances for exercise or fun. The facility gets a solid 8.0 community score and is verified by Seniorly. Pleasant Hill Oasis is also open for tours and move-ins, and the staff aim to make everyone feel welcomed and at home, with a focus on promoting independence while being there whenever help is needed. The community keeps a Facebook presence for updates and engagement with families or friends interested in what's going on.
