The Oaks at Lebanon sits at 621 W Oak St, Lebanon, Oregon, right between Eugene and Portland, and it's a two-story community with 62 beds, offering both independent and assisted living along with specialized memory care. Seniors here can pick from studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments, some pet-friendly and all designed to help folks feel comfortable and safe, and everyone gets access to modern features like in-unit kitchenettes, wheelchair-friendly layouts, and cable TV. The building has wide, bright hallways, a beauty salon, a fitness center, a movie room, free Wi-Fi computer areas, indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, meeting rooms, and a garden patio where people like to sit during the nicer months or maybe visit with friends or family, and there are lively spots like a bar area, a TV lounge, a library, and fireplaces for cool evenings, while you can often find neighbors meeting up for card games or arts and crafts. The onsite executive chef and dedicated dining staff offer three restaurant-style meals a day with lots of choices and snacks, plus you've got access to private dining for family get-togethers, and there's always coffee brewing, sometimes a baking class running, or just a few folks chatting over fresh cookies in the bistro or café area.
Assisted living staff offer help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, housekeeping, laundry, and medication reminders, with a full team of caregivers on-site to support residents around the clock, and the memory care unit is set up with extra support for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, giving them routines and activities that feel familiar and safe. Independence is encouraged where possible, but help's always nearby if needed, and each resident gets a plan tailored to their needs, including aging in place, hospice, and respite care options. The Oaks at Lebanon offers in-home care services for folks wanting extra support but not ready for full-time community living, which helps people stay connected even as their needs change.
Recreation is a strong focus, so residents can join weekly fitness classes, lifelong learning events, garden club, worship services for multiple faiths, movie nights, and social games like bingo or arts and crafts. There's a calendar packed with activities to keep seniors active-art therapy, baking classes, holiday parties, car shows-and transportation is scheduled for shopping or local trips out. Communities like The Oaks try to help residents stay connected and make friends, whether over lunch, in the garden on a sunny day, or at a special event. Staff build close relationships with residents, aiming to respect everyone and help them feel at home through personal attention and a culture of kindness.
People living here can expect services like weekly housekeeping, scheduled grocery shopping, complimentary transportation, laundry service, and parking for their own vehicles if they still drive, and families can schedule tours to see how the daily routine works, sample meals, and view apartments. The Oaks at Lebanon fits seniors looking for independence but needing help from time to time, offering a mix of privacy, community, support, and activities to make each day meaningful.
