My impression of Oakland Manor is very good. There aren't much activities, but they have a little karaoke, church service, and encourage the seniors to play dominoes. It's an older building built in '91, so it's kind of limited. They have a cafeteria, PT/OT/Speech area, shower area, and living room in the front. It is the people who make the place better because the staff is very good and caring. They have a van for transportation, but it's a very bumpy ride and most of the residents are uncomfortable on it. Another positive thing about them is that they have a very varied menu, and the food tastes good. They are actually the cheapest of the nursing homes we've been to so far. Not by much, but they have the best value.

We chose Oakland Manor Nursing Home for our mother because it was closer to home. The staff were all real good, and the rooms were OK. They get them up and walk, and they play games. The dining room was nice. I have no complaints.