Senior Living Apartments in Low Pass, OR

Lone Oak is a very nice place, I would rate it at about a 4 for most situations. For us, it did not work, and I had to move [Removed] after about 1 month. The staff are incredibly kind and helpful, but it is a living situation meant for someone who can be more independent than my sister; the staff are available to help with physical limitations of residents, but it is a small staff for the size of facility. They also missed one medication dose during her stay there (and my sister needs 3 administrations of medication per day to prevent epileptic seizures – she was given that dose, but late). The front desk is not always staffed, so my sister was able to walk out one day and she got lost while trying to access the stores a block away (because of her brain injury). After 2 more attempts to leave, the head nurse informed me that my sister needed a sitter to guarantee her safety and that I needed to move her into a memory care residence. So I loved Lone Oak, but it did not work out for our situation.

We weren't there for very long becuase we had to put my father in memory care so we didn't get a good sense of the activites or care services. We chose it because we were very impressed with the staff and the location. It was kind of our in neighborhood instead of being in town.

The facility is smaller, on one level, very clean and very friendly staff. Our loved one really likes the food and her room. The studio apartments are L-shaped which makes it feel more like 2 rooms. Hers faces into the inner courtyard and she is able to "observe" everything going on out there. River Run does not have a high minimum for extra care. My mother in law takes no meds, is fully ambulatory and mostly in her right mind. Extra care is based on a point system which is really low for us. There seems to be a disconnect between the Corp office and staff with the billing. Might be growing pains? We found an error on our bill from corp one month and the staff figured it out and fixed it