The Oaks Of Alamance

The Oaks of Alamance accepts private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, and commercial insurance, but does not accept Medicare for care services unless certified, and offers various payment options like community fees, respite fees, buy-in fees, and different rates for high, medium, and low levels of care, with 66 licensed beds as an Adult Care Home tailored for seniors who need help with daily activities or can no longer live alone, and the staff provides 24-hour supervision and emergency help along with specialized assisted living, memory care, nursing, and independent living services, so families get some peace of mind. Residents can choose from studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and semi-private rooms, many with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable TV, phones, Wi-Fi, and either furnished or shared options. Staff help with moving from bed to wheelchair, medication management, meal prep, bathing, dressing, and monitoring insulin for people with diabetes, and everyone gets three daily meals-prepared by a professional chef-with a restaurant-style menu, special diets for diabetics, and allergy-friendly options. There are housekeepers and laundry staff and they help with moving in, keeping things tidy, and even offer support for families. Structured activities run daily and include social, educational, and fitness programs, arts, music, games, movie nights, and outings to nearby places like the Gibsonville Museum, Kernodle Senior Center, and local shopping or restaurants. The facility has a library with a fireplace, a sunroom, rocking chair porches, walking paths, and outdoor gardens, and inside are a card/game room, resident lounge, spa, and beauty/barber salon, so seniors can chat, relax, and keep busy as they like. Staff build care and wellness plans for each resident and encourage socializing with community activities and places for gathering, plus private and companion deluxe rooms have emergency call systems, while parking and scheduled transportation make outings easy. Caregivers and staff aim for respectful care that values dignity in a cozy setting described as peaceful, with a home-like feeling, and the marketing director is Gloria Kiger. The Oaks of Alamance emphasizes helping each person maintain independence by offering the support and services needed, provides care for those who need help with bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving about, and strives to offer comfortable living for seniors in a supportive retirement and life care community.