Oakmont of Las Vegas

[name removed]took an hour to sit down with me and talk and then took me on a wonderful tour. I was very impressed how beautiful the grounds were and all the activities they have. There is even a hair salon and movie theater. I really love this place!

The staff was wonderful. [name removed] has passed away but the staff was very caring with him and took such good care of him, they made sure that he was well taken care of and comfortable in his last days. They are an A+ facility in mine and my family's book.

I will have to give Oakmont 5 star rating for all of the above. Friendly , caring Staff great activities and good food. It's a great place for mom or dad.

My Dad loves it at Oakmont. He was hesitant at first, because it was something new. However, the staff answered all of his questions and has put him at ease.

For me, I loved it there. The ambiance when you are inside feels light and airy like a vacation, not dim and heavy/museum-like of other facilities we visited. Seasonal décor is festive and very clean. Most staff are very friendly. They get to know you in a first name basis. I did not experience it, but my step-mom said the waitstaff in the dining room was slow and not very friendly. When my SM was having problems with her alcoholism relapsed, the nursing staff that tended to her were caring and sent her to the hospital several times for safe measures. The nursing director I was working with very closely was let go from her position, and I did not work much with the new one. The menus always had great variety, and delightful dishes. It made me want to eat there all the time. From my experience the food was good. Every meal I had in the dining room was fresh, hot, and had good flavor, however my SM often complained the bread was hard, food was cold and she didn't like the food most of the time -- but she is just being picky. She did however love when they served brisket. The activities directors have fun games and an awesome movie theater. They have weekly outings to fun places. It's awesome when they have live entertainment. They even have fun family participation events. Though the prices have increased every year, this place was the best price and had the best facilities than other places we toured. The reasons we left was bc my SM wanted more independence, she was paying for food/dining that she rarely used - she was buying groceries to prepare her own meals instead. She felt like that's where people go live when they are waiting to die because she lost a handful of residents who had become her friends. She felt it was depressing to be around people who lost their zest for life. She's currently in an active senior community.

The breakfast omelets are awesome. You pick the ingredients. Some of the food could be better, but they have to budget too. The residents are extremely interesting. A 96 year old walks quickly for a mile everyday in the beautiful courtyard. Several of us have dogs. The President of the residents is putting together numerous little gifts for a school with poor students. I know their Christmas will be memorable. There’s a lady who loves to quilt . Many of the residents had a great job, and there are numerous veterans. I love the fruit they have like apples and bananas. There are various activities like penny cards, jigsaw puzzles, cooking, etc. When you look,check to see if the people appear happy. Things aren’t perfect , but they are really pretty good. You have housekeeping , laundry, etc. You can also do your own laundry. Help comes right away if you push your pendant. You will know if it is right for you.

Everything gets a 5. The friendliest people live and work here. I highly recommend Oakmont of Las Vegas.

My mom lived there from approximately [dates removed]. During that time they had three executive directors each one I met with and told them that my mother had things stolen that some of her medication wasn't being dealt out properly and that someone was joyriding on her electric scooter in the middle of the morning while my mom slept. My mom had her I watch stolen she had her clothes stolen she had money stolen and she had her wheelchair stolen. I saw the shuttle bus driver put a lady onto the bus with my mom's wheelchair he saw me he stood between my line and the chair, the tag that was on it with my mother's information fell off in the parking lot. I showed this to the concierge, crickets. I filed the police report. The facility is gorgeous sometimes the people are nice. When she ran out of medication nobody told me she had about 10 medications she was taking and seven of them were empty they had none. Someone wanted a referral -I said not there.

We had a great experience at Oakmont Las Vegas. I rarely everything a 5 and we would definitely recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far with Oakmont of Las Vegas community.

For the most part I found the staff to be friendly, kind, and helpful. The faculty was nice but a better job at cleaning the apartments needs improvement. Some areas of the facility could use freshening. The outside grounds were well maintained. For the most part the food was good, but they could improve on the rotation of the meals and selections.

My mom had to quickly move into an assisted living facility and Oakmont expedited everything. The staff was very caring. I would recommend the facility to others. Everything was great for her at this facility.

The staff are extremely responsive to both residents and family members. Also, they exert effort to know the individual needs and interests of each resident.

So far everything with Oakmont of LAs Vegas has been great. They are kind to in-laws and the food that is prepared is great, it is a clean facility and all the amenities are fabulous.

The staff are amazing. They are very responsive. The food is good and the staff are very good about helping Mom make decisions on what to eat. Rooms are spacious, and the facility is clean. There are times when there are odors in the halls, but I will see maintenence cleaning the source of the smells. The first week my mom was there we had issues with medication being given on time. I had to remind them a few times about it but the did finally get her meds in the system and now it's fine. We picked this community because of the, updated community, and there were several care staff visible on the 3 times I visited and I was able to observe how they interact with the residents.

What we liked most about the Oakmont of Las Vegas community is the sense of safety as well as personalized quality care. We would recommend this community to other families looked for a place for their loved ones based on the experience we had.

We've only been there a year, but have noticed a lot of staff turnover, from the director to the attendants. And the administrative staff is woefully non- responsive. The food served has lots of fat, salt and sugar and still tastes bad. I DO recommend them. There are some issues that folks should be aware of before committing. They're still good value for the money, especially compared to California. And I also think these issues are probably ubiquitous across the industry.

My family and loved one have had a good experience with the community. The staff have been very attentive and helpful every step of the way. The community and facility is well kept. Everyone is friendly. There are activities and meals to assist with socialization for the residents. Overall, this is a community we would recommend to others.

One of the biggest positives and deciding factors for us was how quickly they were able to get my mom moved in when she was getting released from rehab. They turned around the apartment for her in 5 days, which provided a safe transition for her from the rehab facility. The staff was super friendly, although not necessarily as responsive as I would have liked. But I imagine that's probably the same anywhere you would go. They got to know my mom in the two weeks she was there and were definitely sad when she passed and showed a lot of empathy. It's a little pricey, but it's a nice place.

This facility is best for residents with some level of independence. My mother was there less than a week, but, staff was pleasant so far as I could tell. My mother was too advanced for their level of care, but the nursing director made decisions to try to get better care for my mom. The nursing and admissions director were great to work with.