Oasis At 30th

Oasis At 30th is a four-story continuing care retirement community offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing home services, and hospice care, so folks aged 55 and up can stay as their needs change, and you'll find one-bedroom private apartments with accessible kitchens and bathrooms, mini-blinds, emergency call devices, heating and air controls, carpeted living spaces, and plenty of closet room, plus the building's got features like secured entrances, covered pickup areas, and resident parking for those who drive. Staff stays on duty 24 hours a day to help with daily tasks like bathing, grooming, baths, and help with medications, and for those who need extra care, like folks dealing with diabetes, bladder or bowel incontinence, or trouble getting around, they'll assist with blood sugar checks or even help transfer to a wheelchair if you need it. The place serves three meals a day to every resident in a spacious, well-lit dining room, and there are vegetarian, guest, low/no sodium, and no-sugar meal options, plus a café or bistro for lighter fare, and if anyone prefers, guest meals are also available. Residents have access to laundry services, regular housekeeping, and onsite amenities like a beauty salon, business center with computers and books, a meditation room, exercise room, and plenty of comfortable lounge space with a fireplace and television. The outdoor common areas, like the courtyard with a gazebo, paved walking paths, green lawns, and gardens, give folks places to walk or sit outside, and outdoor smoking is allowed in certain spots. Oasis At 30th lets residents keep busy with a wide calendar of onsite and offsite activities, whether it's social gatherings, educational classes, fitness programs, devotional or spiritual services, or group trips to shops or doctor's appointments, and they offer complimentary transportation too. The facility's designed for aging in place, so if someone's health needs grow heavier or memory issues develop, there's memory care and nursing care right on the property. People can pay for care with private pay, private insurance, or veteran's benefits, and staff will help new residents figure out if Medicaid Waiver or Veterans Aid & Attendance can help before move-in. There are fees for the community, respite stays, and extra care for those with higher needs. All in all, Oasis At 30th aims to provide a safe, comfortable, and affordable home, especially for lower to moderate income seniors, focusing on helping older adults maintain dignity, independence, and a sense of community as they age.