Royal Oak Assisted Living

lisa ray

I guess it is nice. Never been there. My father in law was well liked but now that he has passed we can not obtain his prrsonal items. They said tgey talked to me while i was there, i have NEVER set foot inside tgeir building. I may have to involve lawyers and police. So sad

Susan Cahill

While I'm happy (and surprised), to see that others had a good experience at Royal Oak House, we absolutely did not. Staff almost always ignored the call button, they made a medication "mistake" that had my mom on an antipsychotic medication for a month before i caught the error,(the state cited them for a violation for this), laundry wasn't done, wounds were not tended to, and I ended up removing her from the facility when the double pneumonia she had developed went unnoticed by the staff and was only addressed when i called their attention to her labored breathing and elevated temperature. So, if you do decide to give Royal Oak House a try, here are a few bits of advice. 1. Get a copy of every piece of paper you sign. 2. Do not use their house doctor or pharmacy, if at all possible. You may provide your loved one's medications, as long as they are blister-packed. If your pharmacy doesn't offer this service, order blister packs online. 3.If you must use their pharmacy, do not set it up for auto-pay. Have the bill sent to you, so that you may monitor what they are administering and charging you for. We were billed for many things my mom didn't need or use. 4 Nanny cam. From Day One. The only way to get the real story. Best of luck to you and your loved one.

Bonnie Pioch

My mother lived there her last 2 years and was treated like a princess! She loved the activities, nurses, staff and we couldn't have been happier. Once she needed Hospice, the people of Assured Hospice were equally wonderful. Karen and her crew were fantastic - HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Saurav Sahore

The facility is great! The level of care is excellent. The staff is great and very friendly.