The Willows in Oxford, FL provides two primary care options: Assisted Living and Memory Care that does not specialize in diagnosed dementia conditions. Residents who choose Assisted Living receive scheduled oversight, medication reminders, and routine wellness monitoring. The limited Memory Care program is aimed at individuals with mild memory concerns not related to dementia; those requiring dementia‐specific interventions would need a more specialized setting.
Care delivery is supported by an awake night-shift staff that can respond to needs around the clock. Full assistance is available for bathing, while eating, dressing, and toileting are geared toward residents who can manage these tasks independently or with minimal cueing. Staff members coordinate with outside health providers as needed and maintain clear records to track each resident’s care plan and any changes in condition.
Accommodations range from private to companion suites. Some units include in-room bathrooms, individual climate controls, and basic kitchenettes, while others offer simpler layouts with nearby shared facilities. Emergency call systems, cable hookups, and storage space are present in many—but not all—apartments, so families should verify specific features during a tour.
Meals are served three times daily in a common dining room, and the menu rotates to cover physician-recommended diets such as low-sodium or diabetic options. Residents who prefer to eat in their rooms may request tray service when needed, though this may come with added fees. Snacks and beverages are available during the day, and hydration stations are located in several common areas.
Internet access is provided throughout the community, allowing residents to email family, stream entertainment, and use telehealth services.
