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Oakview Park

100 Hood Road, Greenville, SC 29611
(864) 613-6979
4.8 ( 8 reviews )
Assisted Living and Memory Care

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About This Community

Welcome to Oakview Park Assisted Living and Memory Care

Configured to accommodate 90-total beds, Oakview Park Assisted Living community in Powdersville, SC is being modeled on the Spring Park and Fairview Park properties. It will be comprised of three residential assisted living wings containing common areas and a controlled-access memory care wing with private common areas. Luxury amenities will include furnishings, kitchenettes in select units, utilities (including cable and internet), three daily chef-prepared meals, laundry facility, activity rooms, beauty salon, transportation, physical therapy room, sunroom, outdoor courtyards and daily housekeeping.

All of our communities specialize in assisted living, Memory Care and provide the highest level of personalized attention for your loved one. Our vibrant programs encourage our residents to celebrate the joys of life.

The community has a 24-hour staff and features all size accommodations from private suites with kitchenettes to semi-private rooms. The community offers assistance with all activities of daily living, planned activities, and nutritious dietitian-approved meals and have its own in-house rehabilitation department.

Our properties are locally owned and managed by very active community partners in Travelers Rest, Simpsonville and soon in Powdersville.

At Oakview Park we offer an all-inclusive pricing package. Enjoy full care service and all the amenities without additional fees. Contact us today to schedule your personal tour of our beautiful community.

LIFE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAMS

Oakview Park not only provides an activity director for our assisted living side but also in our specialized memory care unit. Our two activity professionals work extremely hard each day to make every day memorable and life-changing. We strive to stimulate all the senses of the human body and keep our residents excited about daily activities. We incorporate hobbies and activities that our residents have enjoyed doing throughout their lives but also get them to try new things we think they may enjoy. Spring Park's activity department's number one goal is to enrich the lives of our residents by providing an environment that is physical, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally stimulating. Our vibrant programs are fulfilling and encourage our residents to celebrate the joys of life.

DINING

Our Registered Dietician and Chef enjoys the opportunity of connecting family recipes with our residents and sharing their passion for food. Our always available program is a unique concept designed to provide our residents the freedom of choice and the flexibility to choose what works best for you.

PERSONAL CARE PLANS

We have created a personalized care plan for each of our residents to achieve their goals and interests and to ensure the well-being of each resident. While assisting with a range of things from activities of daily living to medication management our goal is to provide the best care in a home-like atmosphere.

MEMORY CARE

Having a loved one diagnosed with a form of dementia is a frightening experience. Here at Spring Park our specialized Memory Care provides the highest level of personalized attention for your loved one. Our professionally trained team delivers 24-hour services to ensure that the resident's needs are met.

Thank you for your interest Oakview Park Assisted Living. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.

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4.8 ( 8 Reviews )

Susan

March 31, 2022

The staff at Oakview Park was wonderful. I got to meet a lot of the people that were there, and they were very friendly. It was all on one level, which was nice. The staff was very helpful. They were able to take their cat, which was a real plus. It was a good experience. I didn't try their food, but I saw it being prepared and it looked really good. They take them on outings, they have an activities room, they also had a full salon. They have everything that I feel like anyone would need. The building was very nice, and the outside grounds were nice to go sit in. It was just a good experience. They told me that when someone leaves a room, they completely redo it, like the paint, carpet because they don't want people to feel like they're using someone else's things. It was just very nice.

George

January 11, 2022

Oakview Park is a very nice facility. The staff I met was the person who gave me the tour, and I also met with two or three other people. I was impressed with it. It was just that the price was way out of my ballpark. I couldn't afford it. The dining area was very nice. The day that I toured it, they were getting ready for their Christmas event for the night. Upkeep was very good and the facility was probably only three or four years old.

Kim

September 23, 2021

What I liked best about Oakview Park was no matter the level of care, the price was not going to change. So if their care got worse, the contract that we signed for now, and pricing as Dad went into the memory care, or if Mom needed more care, the price wasn't going to change. So I liked that. I liked the fact that if you walk in the door and you're independent, and then you go to assisted, and then you go to memory care, they keep it the same price. The girl that walked us around showed us everything in detail, all the rooms and different facilities that they have there, like the barber shop. I didn't get too much time to talk to the staff, they were on the floor with other residents helping them get to and from activities and so forth. Just like all the others, they have a salon, an area where they do yoga, a little art studio; they have a lot of good amenities.

Tammy

Oakview Park was a beautiful facility. They just did not meet my mother-in-law's needs. The grounds were nice and the apartment was about the same size as everywhere else. The community fee was very expensive too. The marketing director or person didn't seem to communicate with the director of the facility well over some things that we had talked about, because when I went back for a view of the whole facility, the director had no clue what I was talking about. The food looked delicious though, the dining room was very nice, and I observed that they had a cookout for Father's Day.

camcar

July 21, 2021

The rooms are roomy and the families are aloud to decorate and bring things from the residences home. A little advice a single serve coffee make would be the best for fire safety reasons. Also make sure you have prescriptions for over the counter items like lotions, pain rubs, vitamins, hair pump hair spray, powders, vicks, and vaseline. Basically items that your love one can use on their on. The staff is pleasant and are willing to hear any compliance or suggestions. The residents enjoy BINGO and van outings the cooking classes are always a treat for them because eating the food is always involved. There are activates going on all day, its like being on a all inclusive vacation. In side it looks like a 5 star hotel. For the dog loves they are welcome. For Dr. visits they have a few days a week where they provide transportation. My sisters and I enjoyed the meals when we eat there.

Anne

March 05, 2021

My mom moved into Oakview Park. I feel like she's doing so much better than I expected. Living at home just with myself being her only caretaker, it seemed like her personality was dwindling, but at Oakview Park she has so much more stimulation. Everyone is so happy and loving, absolutely loving towards her. It is like her personality has come back a lot more. Of course they can't help her decline other than with medication. In that regard, I guess that is a different story, but her personality has come back, and she's always happy when I talk to her there. I see that she's been well taken care of. They have a lot of great activities, and people seem to really love and care about the people there. The people that work there seem to really care about the residents. They have wonderful activities. They have bunny therapy on Thursdays that my mom loves. She has her nails freshly done pretty much weekly or every other week or so, and it is really good for her, it makes her happy. They have small contests, like who can tie the ties on the blanket the best, I guess. I don't know how they do it, but my mom got second place. It keeps her fingers active and gives them a sense of community, like they're competing with their friends. They have table partners for activities, so they get to know people, or they try to help them remember who they're sitting with. I think it's worth it, definitely.

Joanne

October 11, 2019

My sister moved into Oakview Park last month. All the caregivers are super friendly, helpful, upbeat, and it's about a 70-bed facility in one level. They have nice activities for their guests, they come in and check on her every 2 or 3 hours, and it's a very caring environment. They have field trips about once a week, they have bingo, church services, and they had country music the other day, I was there, and went down with her. They had a bowl of peanuts, crackers, apple cider, everything is decorated, and looks holiday-ish. She has made great strides with the help of PT/OT, and I think she's going to do well. The food looks very good, very delicious, fresh, nice, and it looks like from our area. Everything looks very neat, nice, and well-kept. They have arts and crafts.

Wendy

Oakview Park was an older building that has been renovated and converted. It was very tastefully done and very elegant in décor. The rooms were a little small. The lady who helped us was very nice, talked with us, and gave us a tour. She also let us talk with several of the residents and staff. They were getting ready to go out on a trip when I was there. I liked the common areas for gatherings or activities. They did not have as much of an outdoor area there, just a really small courtyard. I like the facility and the people. They were nice, professional, welcoming, courteous, and respectful and you could tell the residents really like them.

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