Gardens Of Oakley

Pricing Information

The cost of living at the senior living community is income-based and varies depending on the resident's financials. The exact pricing is determined after reviewing the resident's financial situation to see what they can afford.

About Hyde Park Health Center

Hyde Park Health Center is a senior living community with over 50 years of experience in caring for seniors. It offers a range of care options to meet the diverse needs of its residents.

Types of Care Offered

• Skilled Nursing
• Assisted Living (AL)
• Long-Term Care

Accommodations and Availability

There is a waitlist for Assisted Living, which can vary in length depending on room availability. The community offers different types of rooms, with some being more expensive than others.

Financial Considerations

Costs are income-based, with financial assessments conducted to determine what residents can afford.

Respite Care and Short-Term Stays

Options for respite care or short-term stays are available, with a preference for a minimum of one week, although shorter stays can be accommodated if necessary.

Pet Policy

Pets are considered on a case-by-case basis, with service animals being a different consideration.

Moving and Setup Assistance

Assistance with moving and setting up is provided for new residents.

Transportation Services

Transportation is available, including a van and possibly a car or bus, for group outings, shopping trips, and doctor's appointments. There may be a maximum distance for transportation services, which are typically included in the cost.

Dining Experience

The dining menu offers a variety of options, with home-cooked meals and an a la carte menu. Residents can dine during specific hours or order food to their rooms. Dietary restrictions are accommodated.

Staffing and Training

The staff includes nurses, medication technicians, and State Tested Nursing Assistants (STNAs). The nurse-to-patient ratio is approximately 1 to 20. All staff members are required to participate in a comprehensive onboarding program.

Safety and Security

For Assisted Living residents, safety checks are conducted regularly, and the facility is secured with locked doors and badge access. Residents have access to call buttons and, for more independent individuals, Life Alert pendants.

Addressing Complaints

A social worker and an AL director are available to address complaints, which are then escalated to the grievance department for resolution.

Family Communication

The community uses Care Feed to send out newsletters and updates. Care conferences are also held to keep families informed about their loved ones.

Leadership and Administration

Casey, the individual providing the information, is in the process of training as a clinical liaison and admissions director and holds a corporate director position.