The Oaks at Lebanon

Every time we are able to visit the cleanliness of the entire community is consistent, it is always really well kept. We were able to have a lunch there one time with our loved one and by that experience the meals seemed good - he indicates to us that he enjoys the meals. They do seem to have a good...

Every time we are able to visit the cleanliness of the entire community is consistent, it is always really well kept. We were able to have a lunch there one time with our loved one and by that experience the meals seemed good - he indicates to us that he enjoys the meals. They do seem to have a good amount of daily scheduled activities for the residents to participate in. The staff are confident in their care but we really appreciate how they know every single residents by name, and speak to them when passing them in hallways. They also remember our names when we come to visit. It is expensive but compared to others in the community and what they offer the value seems appropriate.

Absolutely love being a staff member here. Since the day I walked through the front door on my first day I have been welcomed with open arms. The staff members are phenomenal. Everyone is so helpful. Management is there for if you ever need anything. Doesn’t matter what it is. I couldn’t ask for...

Absolutely love being a staff member here. Since the day I walked through the front door on my first day I have been welcomed with open arms. The staff members are phenomenal. Everyone is so helpful. Management is there for if you ever need anything. Doesn’t matter what it is. I couldn’t ask for a better work place.

I would highly recommend the community to others for their loved ones. They have a warm, and welcoming environment for residents. The staff are wonderful to work with and accommodating for the residents.

The issues here are the typical ones that arise from having a place with high turnover, incompetency rehab leader and external communication, and a general failure of rehab care due to poor skills importance of running a care residence with actual care and a commitment to following best practices an...

The issues here are the typical ones that arise from having a place with high turnover, incompetency rehab leader and external communication, and a general failure of rehab care due to poor skills importance of running a care residence with actual care and a commitment to following best practices and implementing beneficial advances. current rehab manager was fired from many places due to bad and rough attitude towards senior residents. Those are highly important factors when you search for people who are charged with every minute of life, health, laughter, safety, comfort, and peace for your husband, wife, mother, father, sibling or other vulnerable person you love. If your loved one requires or will likely require memory care, avoid this place at all costs (not that you'll find much higher anywhere in Atlanta, including Buckhead, Midtown, etc.). In general, record everything you can (GA is a one-party state, you can record every conversation you a part of). What you are assured in care, costs, etc. will vary from person to person and day to day, with the only constant being the staff blaming either the resident or the family. There are so many options in the area and around Atlanta, with new ones opening about every month. It's tedious, but so worth it to keep looking.

I work for The Oaks...so I don't know it that discredits me in your mind or not...but, I am the marketing director...My face and my voice are out there daily representing The Oaks at Lebanon...and I don't take that lightly...I would not work for a company of any kind if I could not go out in front o...

I work for The Oaks...so I don't know it that discredits me in your mind or not...but, I am the marketing director...My face and my voice are out there daily representing The Oaks at Lebanon...and I don't take that lightly...I would not work for a company of any kind if I could not go out in front of people and know that what I say I represent is what I actually represent...I can honestly say without any hesitation... that The Oaks at Lebanon loves seniors... and the whole team...management, nursing, dining, care staff...do everything they can to create a warm and engaging environment for our residents...there are 60+ 'human' team members at The Oaks...we don't always get things perfect ...but we sure lose sleep and use a lot of energy trying! Our Executive director has been at the Oaks for 31 years! We have a lot of staff that have been here 10-15 years and some even longer...our residents and our team are extended family...We are The Oaks at Lebanon...where we ENGAGE LIFE and have a HECK OF A LOT OF FUN!

What a great place to live. They staff at the Oaks love what they do and the people they serve. They do so much for the community. I highly recommend it