Oaks at Towne Lake sits on 5.6 acres next to the Rose Creek Library on Towne Lake Parkway and has a warm, lively atmosphere where people feel welcome and safe, and the Salabarria family's mission guides what goes on every day, so you notice that care comes first and they treat everyone like family without making a big fuss about it. This senior living community offers several types of care including assisted living, independent living for adults 55 and over, a separate secured memory care unit for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, skilled nursing, respite care for short-term stays, and continuing care retirement community options, with progressive levels of help available right on the same campus, which is helpful when someone's needs change. The facility has 57 assisted-living apartments and 29 memory-care apartments, and every resident gets a personalized care plan that meets their own needs, so people who need more support with daily activities or memory care get the right kind of help, and staff with special training are always on hand day and night.
They've got outdoor spaces, indoor common areas, and activity rooms where residents can exercise, join groups, listen to music, or spend quiet time, and the place has bird aviaries, aquariums, and even community pets, plus a pet therapy program to help folks feel less lonely, so there's always something to do or see, whether that's chatting with schoolchildren who visit or meeting people from local churches or organizations that stop by. Residents can eat meals whenever they like thanks to all day dining, and there's physical and occupational therapy available right there, making it easier for folks who need extra support to get stronger without leaving the building.
There's a community director who looks after everything, and the staff are experienced in senior care and memory care, including offering support for those who can't remember as well as they used to, so families know someone's always watching out for them, and they keep the neighborhoods secure but don't make people feel locked in. Residents can interact through exercise classes, entertainment, outings, and intergenerational programs, which helps keep their days meaningful and full, and they do their best to match care to each person's life story and interests. Oaks at Towne Lake is part of the Georgia Senior Living Association and has been involved in state advocacy and education since 2017, so their staff have access to continuing education, license programs, and resources, and residents benefit from a stable environment with routines that try to honor their preferences. There's even a member portal for extra resources, and the facility takes part in community and industry events, so it stays up to date and active in the larger field of senior care.
