Oaks at Greenwood is an assisted-living community designed for residents who need everyday support as well as access to targeted medical oversight. The staff can accommodate diabetes management, coordinate respite or short-term stays, and provide a structured mental-wellness program. A physician is available for ongoing assessments and care planning, and the team has the flexibility to adjust services as health needs change.

Additional clinical resources are provided on site, including nurses, medication management, in-house physical therapy and rehabilitation, occupational therapy, podiatry, and hospice support. The community also offers specialized services for ambulatory assistance, incontinence management, and memory care, all within a secure setting that features an enclosed courtyard and a WanderGuard-type system. Visitor sign-in procedures and a Lifeline-style alert system add an extra layer of safety.

Residences come in several layouts, some with kitchenettes, cable or satellite television, Wi-Fi, and individual climate control. Wheelchair-accessible showers, handicap-friendly designs, and resident parking are available in select units. Indoor common areas, a library with computer access, landscaped grounds, and outdoor gathering spots extend the living space, but not every accommodation includes every feature listed.

Dining emphasizes choice and dietary oversight. Three daily meals are offered with options for low-sodium, no-sugar, vegetarian, kosher, and gluten-free selections, and guests can purchase meals when visiting. All-day dining gives residents flexibility, and nutrition staff coordinate with medical teams to align menus with individual care plans.

Residents can stay active through an on-site activity center, clubs, exercise classes, arts and crafts sessions, educational speakers, and a recurring speaker series. Organized social outings include day trips, shopping excursions, community service programs, and wine tastings, and there is access to a billiards room, a swimming pool, and structured health and wellness programs that complement the community’s care services.