Woodlawn Oaks Assisted Living

Woodlawn Oaks Assisted Living sits in St. Petersburg, FL, and focuses on creating a stable and safe environment, especially for seniors with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, so you'll notice the staff work hard to give warm, personalized care and they're around 24 hours a day to help with daily activities, medication, or just to offer a little comfort when someone needs it. The building has 22 licensed beds with both private suites and shared rooms, all fully furnished, and each unit's got its own kitchenette and bathroom, making life more comfortable and private for residents while keeping things safe for those who might get confused or wander. Woodlawn Oaks provides meals made from organic food and offers housekeeping, linen service, and help with things like dressing and bathing, which takes a lot off the residents' shoulders and the families'. The whole place is wheelchair accessible and pet-friendly, and there's high-speed internet, cable TV, air-conditioning, phone service, plus both indoor and outdoor areas so folks can enjoy different spaces as they wish, and maintenance staff takes care of all the cleaning and home repairs. The team arranges transportation to doctor's appointments, provides a call system that works any time of day or night, and offers daily activities on-site and off-site-sometimes there are devotional activities for those who want them, too. Woodlawn Oaks runs special memory care services, using therapies that help lessen confusion and prevent wandering, and the care units focus on seniors with cognitive challenges, offering support and safety designed just for them. They don't accept Medicare payments unless the facility is CMS certified, but their services are known to be budget-friendly. You'll find several types of senior living here-assisted living, memory care, independent living, long-term care, and even home care-so residents can pick what fits them best and families can find some peace of mind knowing their loved ones are cared for in this non-acute, supportive setting.