Oakwood Village sits at 1498 Villa Road in Springfield, Ohio, and has care options for different needs like Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Independent Living, and some people come just for Adult Day, Home Health, or Hospice services too, and there are all these choices for housing like one-bedroom suites, studio apartments, two-bedroom apartments, shared rooms, and every room has kitchenettes, private bathrooms, cable, phone line, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, furnishings, and the whole place keeps things simple because meals are provided every day and the staff takes care of housekeeping and laundry, so residents don't have to cook or clean, and even all utilities are paid. Oakwood Village has staff awake and onsite 24 hours a day, with an on-call nurse, and nurse support for 12 to 16 hours, and the care staff helps with daily needs like bathing, dressing, getting in and out of bed, and medication support, plus they help monitor blood sugar for diabetes and support people who need help walking or transferring, though any resident with incontinence needs to manage it by themselves, and the staff doesn't do insulin shots. For folks who need memory or dementia care, including Alzheimer's support, Oakwood Village has special programs and tailored care plans to help each person, along with speech therapy and wellness activities, and there's help moving in and around the place, like wheelchair and bed transfers if needed. Residents can bring small pets if they want, and there's handy stuff like parking right there, storage space, full apartment security, ADA compliant bathrooms, and a beauty shop on site.
Meals get served restaurant-style in the dining room, and the kitchen staff can do allergy-sensitive food, pureed food, different diets like diabetes diets, and snacks sit out through the day, and room service is available, so folks have flexible meal options and don't worry about grocery shopping or cooking. There's transportation to medical appointments for free, and the Oakwood Village team will help residents coordinate personal requests or moves if needed. People over age 55 live here, and the whole place focuses on being maintenance-free and making life easier, whether someone needs help only sometimes or all the time. There are plenty of activities, like arts and crafts, book clubs, music, movie nights, games, fitness classes, devotional services (some held offsite), live music, scheduled day trips, and religious activities, plus outdoors people stroll on landscaped walking paths, walk the hiking trails, or just sit in the gardens and outdoor common spaces. Inside, residents relax in the library, game room, computer center, spa room, activity room, and TV area, and everybody can join community programs, events, or just enjoy quiet time. Oakwood Village has a small community store, general wellness center, and business room. The team offers counseling, and help managing medicines, nutrition, special diets, or working with outside healthcare providers. The village provides safety, security, and 24-hour supervision, and it keeps everything clear and easy for both residents and their families, with a faith-based approach for those who want it and scores a 3.8 on the Seniorly Community Score system.
