A Different Approach to a
Memory Care Community
At Oak Park Estates, the focus is on an intimate, homelike feeling with personalized care services for those who cannot live independently. Our estate provides two buildings to better serve the unique needs of our residents.
The setting is small, hallways are short and most of all it’s warm and welcoming.
Oak Park Estates is like home, and residents are family.
We want to give your family what we want for our own!
Medication Management
Professional Kitchen
Dementia Training
Safety & Security
Nurses on Staff
Transportation Services
What does our vision of a home away from home look like?
Our biggest goal is to have buildings that includes all of the amenities our residents need to feel at home and comfortable.
FEATURES
- 34 bed capacity
- Small intimate setting
- Rooms tailored to residents needs
- Experienced staff
- On-site therapy services
- 1:5, staff/resident ratio
- State of the art kitchen
- Professional in-house chef
- On-location hair stylist visits
- Daily activities
- Secured buildings, pin access only
- Respite care
- Hospice
We can tell you all about us… however, we would love for you to see for yourself!
Why we created a place we like to call home?
Our memory care assisted living journey started in 2019. We had heard about smaller scale memory care assisted living homes and loved the idea.
We wanted to provide a home where our residents were treated like family, with the ability to provide unique, specialized care to everyone.
Since 2019, we’ve been dedicated to providing our residents with comfortable and personable care, rather than a medical, clinical and sterile environment.
Meet our director Michelle Rasbeck, RN
In the little time we have been open, it is very clear that our floor plan is perfect for promoting socialization and togetherness – when our residents walk out of their apartments, they walk right into the action.
I often meet with families or residents who never saw a move coming, they have a fall or other change in their situation that prevents them from going home for a very long time and sometimes never again.
In moments like this, I am reminded how deeply I care about providing a home away from home that feels comfortable and safe.
A day in the life at Oak Park
A typical month at a glance
Can’t Visit on a Regular Basis?
Our staff is specially trained in dementia care to ensure our residents feel as comfortable and at home as possible.
🎶 Nothing brings more joy than music and good company! Our residents had the best time singing along with Dave and his friends in the living room today! ❤️🎸
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Today we had the joy and privilege of celebrating Barb’s 89th birthday. A woman of grace, warmth, and enduring charm, Barb is known for her fondness for sweets and her signature love of hats—both of which were on full display as we honored her special day.Happy birthday Barb 🎂 ... See MoreSee Less
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After weeks of heat, we finally caught a break! ☀️🚶♂️🚶♀️ Our amazing residents and staff took full advantage with a beautiful walk today. Grateful for good weather and great company! 💛 #oakparkmoments #freshairfeelsgood ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟 Employee of the Month: Rose David! 🌟
Please join us in congratulating Rose David, who was nominated by her peers as July’s Employee of the Month at Oak Park Estates!
Rose is known for her kind heart, positive attitude, and the extra care she brings to every shift. When asked what she enjoys most, she said it's "spending time with the residents and making them feel loved and comfortable." ❤️
We're lucky to have her on our team and so grateful for the compassion and dedication she shows each day. Rose, thank you for being a bright light in our Oak Park family!
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🍪 A Special morning with Chef Randy
Together they prepared a delicious batch of brownie cookies, filling the kitchen with the comforting aroma of chocolate and warm conversation.
Chef Randy’s presence and genuine engagement brought smiles to many faces, and the time shared was a meaningful reminder of the strong connection between our leaders and residents.
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Bedtime snuggles with Deann’s dog 🐾💤
There’s nothing quite like ending the day with a little love and comfort. Our residents adore the sweet, calming presence of Deann’s dog—and it’s safe to say the feeling is mutual! 🐶❤️ Moments like these make Oak Park feel like home.
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We’re celebrating 5 years this week! We’re beyond thankful to everyone who’s helped make it possible. Thank you to the families who have trusted us to care for your loved ones, and to our awesome staff who work hard every day to serve our residents. Thank you to the management team, we are bleesed to have such a great team!
Five years ago, we honestly didn’t know exactly what we were doing, we just had a vision to provide great care. Covid and staffing challenges made it tougher, but through long hours and never giving up, we’ve built an amazing team. We are united by one goal, delivering the best care possible.
Now with two buildings open with a strong management team in place, we are ready for many years to come. 💚
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🎉 Happy 97th Birthday to Joy! 🎉
we celebrated a truly special milestone at Oakpark Estates — Joy turned 97 years young! 💐
With a heart full of wisdom, a smile that lights up the room, and stories that span nearly a century, Joy reminds us all how beautiful a life well-lived can be.
Here’s to you, Joy — for the strength you’ve shown, the kindness you’ve shared, and the joy you continue to bring to all of us every single day. 🌟
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