The Auberge at Oak Village

The Auberge at Oak Village welcomes adults aged 55 and over, offering assisted living, memory care, independent living, and nursing home services in a comfortable, accessible community where the focus really is on helping people maintain independence and dignity, and when you walk in you'll notice ground floor units and handicap-accessible apartments with wheelchair accessible showers, and plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas with garden views, so folks have room to gather, rest, or join together for activities, which the staff schedule thoughtfully, like art or cooking classes, day trips, happy hours, karaoke, live music, and even educational talks and fitness like stretching or Tai Chi, plus the Spark™ Program, which leans into Montessori Methods to try to keep everyone's mind active and skills sharp-especially helpful for those living with memory loss like Alzheimer's or other dementias, since they've got a secure memory care building with technology like alert bracelets to prevent wandering, and the staff are specially trained by a team that includes RNs, LPNs, and CNAs offering care for a range of needs from help with daily living and medication management to high acuity and diabetic care, and even behavioral supports for symptoms that sometimes come with memory issues. Executive Director Jackie Schuster leads the team and brings over ten years of experience working with seniors, and families can find a bit of calm knowing there's 24-hour staff and a nurse on site, plus regular health checks and care plans that get reviewed as a resident's needs change, and for spiritual support there are devotional services both on the property and at nearby sites, while the property itself is peaceful, safe, and clean, and designed specifically to support memory care with well-lit rooms and a special Serenity Patio for relaxing outdoors when the weather's nice. Folks can bring their dogs or cats, and there's even pet care help if needed, while daily needs like housekeeping, laundry, and linen service are provided, and units range from private or semi-private rooms with private baths to cozy studios with kitchenettes, and the restaurant-style dining room serves anything from chef-prepared meals to special diets like kosher, vegetarian, or low sodium, all available any time, plus there's guest meals and even room service if someone prefers to eat quietly in their own space. On-site professionals such as dentists, podiatrists, and therapists visit regularly, people can get transportation to appointments for an added fee, and there's a beauty salon for grooming, so most needs are handled without having to leave the community, and the focus stays on resident comfort, social opportunities, and a calming, structured environment that gives families some peace of mind. The facility takes respite and hospice stays, accepts licensed residents, and has dedicated programs to reduce confusion and prevent wandering, all while striving for a family-like feeling among neighbors and staff.