Black Oak Adult Foster Care

    1031 NW Morgan Lane, Grants Pass, OR, 97526
    4.8 · 4 reviews
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Compassionate staff, clean, exceeded expectations

    When my husband moved in the caregivers were compassionate, respectful and attentive around the clock - the place is clean, family-like, and he's well fed (even eating vegetables and salads). The transition was hard and we had some medication mix-ups and billing errors, but staff addressed our concerns and the care ultimately exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend them.

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    Amenities

    4.75 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.5
    • Amenities

      4.8
    • Value

      2.0

    Pros

    • Nutritious, well-received meals
    • Vegetables and salads accepted by residents
    • Loving and respectful caregivers
    • Family-like atmosphere
    • Residents are well fed
    • Clean facility
    • Open visitation policy
    • Attentive staff
    • Compassionate staff
    • Care often exceeded expectations
    • 24/7/around-the-clock availability
    • Highly recommended by reviewers

    Cons

    • Difficult transition for some new residents (e.g., spouse)
    • Medication management trouble
    • Billing errors

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive, with multiple reviewers emphasizing the quality and compassion of direct caregiving. Care is repeatedly described as attentive and compassionate, with staff who are loving, respectful, and available around the clock. Several comments indicate that the level of care exceeded expectations, suggesting reliable day-to-day assistance and responsiveness to resident needs. The phrase "family-like atmosphere" appears as a key theme, implying strong personal connections between staff, residents, and families and a sense of emotional support in addition to physical care.

    Staff and caregiving practices receive the highest praise. Reviewers highlight caregivers as loving, respectful, and compassionate, and specifically note attentiveness to daily needs. The availability of staff at all hours is mentioned, supporting the perception that resident supervision and assistance are dependable. This consistent pattern of positive remarks about staff suggests that interpersonal care and staffing stability are among the facility’s major strengths.

    Facilities and visitation are also viewed favorably. Reviews describe the facility as clean and note that visitation is open, which is important to families who want regular access. Cleanliness combined with open visitation contributes to a welcoming environment and reassures families about safety and transparency. While reviews do not provide extensive detail about the physical layout or specific amenities, the cleanliness and visitation policies reported are positive indicators of facility management and family engagement.

    Dining is another clear positive. Multiple comments indicate that meals are a strength—residents are described as well fed and accepting of vegetables and salads. This suggests that the dining program is capable of meeting nutritional needs and resident preferences, and that mealtime experience is generally satisfactory to both residents and family members.

    On the other hand, there are a few recurring administrative and transitional concerns to note. Some reviewers report medication trouble, which raises questions about pharmacy coordination, medication administration, or record-keeping in specific instances. Billing errors are also mentioned more than once, indicating occasional problems with financial paperwork or invoicing that families encountered. These administrative issues appear to be secondary to care quality but are important because they affect trust and convenience for families.

    Finally, emotional transition challenges are noted in at least one review—specifically, a difficult adjustment period for a husband moving into the facility. This does not appear to be widespread in the dataset, but it highlights that initial transitions can be stressful and that some residents (or their spouses) may need extra support during admission. The reviews overall recommend the facility highly, and the positive experiences with staff, meals, cleanliness, and open visitation outweigh the administrative concerns for most reviewers. Addressing medication management and billing accuracy, and providing additional transition support, would likely further strengthen the facility’s reputation and family satisfaction.

    Location

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    About Black Oak Adult Foster Care

    Black Oak Adult Foster Care sits in Grants Pass, Oregon, and forms part of a network that gives senior living options like assisted living and memory care for folks who need help, so you'll find a community that helps both those who want a little extra support with daily living and those living with memory loss like dementia or Alzheimer's, and what stands out is people who move in get treated like family, with a focus on making sure they're always clean, well fed, and respected, plus the place stays pretty welcoming for friends and family who want to visit since you don't have to schedule ahead or anything like that, which means residents keep their connections. The facility keeps staff on duty 24 hours a day and makes sure everyone gets cared for safely, using features like sprinkler systems, smoke alarms, and accessibility aids for mobility, including mechanical lifts if they're needed for transfers, so seniors with more medical or mobility needs don't have to worry about losing support as their needs change, since people can age in place while getting more help, and this can include diabetic care, medication help, personal care assistance, and care for folks who have trouble with behavior or wander off. Black Oak has private and studio rooms, with an average monthly price around $4,000, and people say the caregiver team is especially loving and respectful, and that goes a long way, especially with residents who need extra attention-all the reviews are checked to make sure they're real, so when you read their 4.5-star average rating from four reviews, they're coming from families and residents who know the place firsthand. The grounds offer both outdoor and indoor common areas, so there's room to walk or visit, and the place has plenty of amenities for comfort, like a dining room, fitness center, game and activities room, salon/barbershop, WiFi, cable TV, guest parking, kitchenettes or kitchens, washers and dryers, and regular housekeeping and maintenance, so you won't have to fuss much about chores. They serve meals that fit special diets, like if someone needs low-sodium or diabetic options, and keep activities going with things like arts and crafts, educational programs, health and wellness events, and even off-site day trips, and it all adds up to a spot where seniors get the care they need and still stay social and busy. Staff are trained to help with all sorts of needs, including getting up and around, monitoring blood sugar (though they'll need extra arrangements for insulin injections), and handling bowel or bladder incontinence, and there's support for behavioral issues and a memory care program that's focused on folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, giving people structure, custom plans, and activities that help keep brains active. Doctors and nurses are available, and even hospice services get offered for those who need end-of-life support, so residents aren't moved around if their health changes. Staff help with personal care, manage medicines, and try to foster friendships among residents, making it feel like a close-knit place. The tour system lets families look at the community before deciding, and a senior care advocate can answer questions or provide more details, especially if someone's facing specific diseases or disabilities, since they've got experience walking people through the living options, and will give more community info if asked. Black Oak Adult Foster Care tries to keep things simple, welcoming, and honest, focusing on comfort, safety, and dignity for the folks who live there.

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