Ann's House-Oakwood

What I liked best about Ann's House Oakwood, I suppose, was that it is fully fenced with a gate. You have to call in and get permission before they will even open the gate for you, but I didn't care for anything else about the place. The grounds weren't maintained. The residents could wander the grounds, but there were hazards on the grounds. The people there looked comfortable, but I was not impressed with the inside of the building. The lady I talked to was helpful and she showed me around, but she was only a staff member. She wasn't a nurse and they weren't prepared for me to visit. The kitchen was very well stocked. If we had a hurricane, a power outage, or something here in Florida, they had food stocked, and that would have gotten them through at least two weeks.

Ann and her staff are remarkable. The facility is clean and Well maintained. I'd recommend Ann's House to anyone seeking care for loved ones. Other home care / assisted living places compares nothing to Ann's compassion and nurturing aid. The staffs ability to assist clients needs and provide optimal care is a major asset for my loved ones. However when your loved ones health is facing challenges wether physical or mental Ann's level of care is sure to keep you educated and updated on the care of each client including my mother. I'm so graful to Ann. Thank you Ann, Mom is doing so well I can't thank you enough.

My mom and I went for a visit for my dad to live. The place was so beautiful! Home living home cooked meals private rooms beautiful spacious. Private bathroom also. Very well staffed. Others in the home were clean and very upbeat. I wish we could have placed him here but he got sicker so we had to go a different avenue. I would move here if I could. Just can't say enough good about it

We’ve known [Name removed] for many years, and have been very aware of her clinical background in servicing the geriatric community for decades. We wanted our parent in a place that felt like home not a institutional environment . This facility continues to call and update us on various, issues to make sure our parents receive the best quality of care. Including the social and emotional needs

I placed my mother in Ann’s facility on March 1, 2022. She was taken to the hospital on March 13 for a fall that I never received a phone call about or was informed about this fall. She was then taken to Oak Hill Hospital March 18, 2022 at 7:30 at night after being unresponsive since 5 o’clock in that morning. Again I received no phone call. My mother never regained consciousness and died on March 28 in hospice house. This woman came to the hospital and hospice house demanding to know what was wrong with my mother after she told us she was never even told my mother fell and was taken to the hospital until the next day. She still does not understand what happened to my mother. I was not allowed to see my mother after March 1 I was told she had to acclimate and they would let me know when to see her. I asked to see my mother on March 9 and a text message and I was told “we can try try” Without another response of a time since this is a gated and locked down facility.-. After placing my mother in this facility I was never allowed to visit my mother check on my mother I was only allowed to drop a check off on March 2.. My mother was healthy except for dementia could feed herself was able to use the restroom by herself was able to dress her self. And died 17 days after being placed in this facility. Do not use this facility.