The Oaks at NorthPointe Woods sits on tree-lined grounds close to Battle Creek's parks and near Bronson Battle Creek Hospital, the Nephrology Center, and Walgreens pharmacy, offering a quiet spot where older adults can enjoy nature on walking paths or take part in outings like picnics, trips to Fire Keeper's Casino, or local baseball games. Part of Trilogy Health Services, this community's set up for folks needing different care levels, like independent living for those who don't need help, assisted living with support for daily tasks, memory care in the Legacy Neighborhood with private suites for people living with dementia or Alzheimer's, and a skilled nursing facility right onsite for people who need extra medical care beyond what assisted living offers. Residents get nurse attention all day and night, regular help with things like dressing, mobility, bathing, and medication reminders, as well as options for private or shared suites with full bathrooms and emergency call systems.
Amenities include a gym, salon, private dining room, resident garden, pet-friendly policies, and Wi-Fi throughout the community, so people can stay active, connect with loved ones, or join in more than 100 monthly programs-some led by residents themselves, with things like movie nights, games, arts and crafts, and larger events like "Taste of the Town" which brings in local restaurant food each month. The Life Enrichment Team offers daily activities to keep everyone engaged, and there's a focus on dementia care with caregivers trained to support folks who need it. Meals come from a dining plan with chef-prepared menus and multiple choices for every meal, plus reminders when it's mealtime. Housekeeping and laundry services happen regularly. There's a 24-hour security system, a steady transportation service, and parking for residents. The health center brings skilled nursing and therapy support to campus, so people can recover from hospital stays or manage long-term health issues without having to move somewhere else, and the facilities are licensed, though currently under a pending license status. The community stays recognized for activities, staff friendliness, and quality of care, and there are dedicated resources for assisted living and medication management, along with easy online access for residents and families. Suites let people be comfortable, and outdoor spots like the garden and walking paths give a chance to get fresh air and enjoy the view.
