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Gainesville, FL
Independent Living and Assisted Living in Gainesville, with spaces to feel at home and support for your next chapter.
Ask about this communityOak Hammock at the UofFL in Gainesville, Florida, is an interactive Life Plan Community on a 136-acre campus in southwest Gainesville. Its care options include independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing, bringing several residential and support settings together on one campus. Oak Hammock identifies as a nonprofit and says it reinvests in the community.
Independent living is part of the residential mix, and the community’s website announces new apartment residences at The Canopy. Its relationship with the University of Florida creates opportunities for residents to participate in classes, events and educational programs. The campus has shaded areas, greenery and wildlife, with grounds suited to walking, biking and other outdoor recreation. Oak Hammock is pet-friendly. Its southwest Gainesville location also gives residents opportunities to explore North Central Florida beyond the campus.
Assisted living is intended for people who need help with daily activities such as dressing, bathing or medication assistance. FALA describes private accommodations in a neighborhood setting with customized health-care programs; it reports 46 residences in the Health Pavilion and lists 80 beds for the assisted living facility. Health Pavilion residents can access programs and events, social activities, salon services, transportation, dining experiences and entertainment. A patient services liaison is available for specific care needs. Listed offerings include limited nursing services, a chef, restaurant-style dining and an activity program.
Memory care and skilled nursing are also available, and UF Health describes long-term skilled nursing accommodations at Oak Hammock. UF Health Senior Care at Oak Hammock is a geriatric primary-care practice for residents aged 65 and older. It addresses everyday health concerns and provides annual checkups, flu shots and walk-in urgent care. Listed services include care and assessments related to acute and chronic illness, dementia, depression in older adults, diabetes, gait and balance, memory loss and sleep disorders. The clinic also lists preventive care, physicals, senior health assessments, memory testing, health screenings and immunizations.
Room and amenity listings describe furnished accommodations with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable television, telephones, air conditioning and Wi-Fi. Shared spaces and activities listed include a fitness room, walking paths, a garden, library, game room, activity room and movie theater, as well as arts, music, fitness and outdoor programs. Dining listings include meal preparation and service, restaurant-style and all-day dining, with accommodations for special diets such as allergy-sensitive and diabetes-specific options. Housekeeping, laundry, transportation, an emergency alert system and a 24-hour call system are also listed. FALA additionally lists a pool, massage or spa services, internet and on-site physician visits.
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Learn more“The grounds are poorly maintained and it’s kitchen is bad. Overall it shows its age but is still quite nice.. Gainesville is a college town poorly policed, and it lacks many of big box shopping like COSTCO. Local VA hospital is excellent as are the two commercial hospitals in town. Oak Hammock is expensive to join and its…”
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The grounds are poorly maintained and it’s kitchen is bad. Overall it shows its age but is still quite nice.. Gainesville is a college town poorly policed, and it lacks many of big box shopping like COSTCO. Local VA hospital is excellent as are the two commercial hospitals in town. Oak Hammock is expensive to join and its monthly fees are nearly [removed] per month.
Understaffed Used to be good in 2017 but recently horrible. Management horrible never available.
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