Oak Terrace Retirement Community sits in Springfield, Illinois, and offers different levels of senior care, so folks find what they need as they age, whether that's independent living, assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing and rehabilitation. Independent living options like Montvale Estates, Brenden Gardens, and Regency let seniors keep their freedom but still join in on a lot of activities, outings, and social times, plus chefs make nutritious meals that taste good and keep folks healthy, always focusing on quality ingredients and balance. Assisted living at places like Centennial Pointe and Regency supports people who might need help with things like bathing, dressing, or taking their medicine, and the helpful staff really goes out of their way to be kind and joyful with everyone, whether it's a resident, a visitor, or another worker, making the whole place feel warm and friendly, which folks notice and like in online reviews and by word of mouth.
The Arbors at Centennial Pointe specializes in memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, with routines and setups to help cut down on confusion or wandering, and trained staff who know how to keep everyone safe. Regency adds skilled nursing and rehabilitation for those who need medical help or to recover after an illness or surgery, and you'll also find other choices like home care, adult day care, respite care, and hospice as part of the broader options, so whatever comes along, there's usually a way for folks to get help without leaving the community. There's even Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) options for people who just want the peace of mind that different care is there if needed as time goes by, without having to move somewhere new.
Oak Terrace has its own dining rooms for group meals, beauty salons, a workout room, and a movie theater, with an activity director working there all the time to organize things like art classes, crafts, and devotional services, plus transportation so residents can go on outings or get to local places like parks, restaurants, pharmacies, and hospitals, since they're all pretty close by. The community is pet-friendly and welcomes both cats and dogs, so folks don't have to leave their companions behind, and they offer several studio room layouts to fit different needs. There's a front desk staff on call all day and night, safety and security measures, and on-site therapies for residents needing occupational or physical support.
The staff at Oak Terrace Retirement Community gets recognized for being knowledgeable and for making sure everyone has help when it's needed, and most folks say the community feels close-knit, where people get to know each other and there's always something to do, both on-site and with trips around town. On top of this, Oak Terrace Retirement Community has awards like Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star, which come from good care, engaging activities, and friendly support, showing that a lot of residents and families feel positive about the place.
