The Oaks At Lakewood

Jennifer Larsen

Mar 2026

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Don’t expect your loved ones to be brought back to baseline. They don’t know what your loved one’s baseline is. Don’t expect your loved one to do physical therapy. They’ll be in bed all day. Or a wheelchair. Then they’ll fall when they get home because they can’t fully lift their leg over the doorstep. Expecting them to be taken care of in a timely manner? No, they’ll lie in their own filth until someone is available, because they’re understaffed. Don’t bring clothes either. They will lose them.

Joanne Gee

Dec 2025

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My sister spent over two months at The Oaks at Lakewood and the care she received was truly exceptional. While our family was initially skeptical — everyone has heard stories of neglect in care facilities, right? — The Oaks quickly proved themselves to be different. From the CNAs to the doctors on rounds, and every staff beyond and in between, the professionalism, warmth, and respect shown to my sister was unwavering. The administrative team was equally competent and supportive. It was clear she was never treated as “just another patient,” but cared for as an individual with dignity and compassion. There are too many names to name, and I don’t want to leave anyone out. However, every single staff member was an integral part of her team. The facility itself was spotless, and the food options were flexible and enjoyable — my sister genuinely loved the choices, including the optional sandwich menu and shrimp Mondays was always a special treat. While she never joined in on Bingo or Karaoke night or any of the recreational activities, it was a fun thought that she could. That level of dedication made her stay not only reassuring but also memorable. If I need care, I will consider leaving Seattle to stay at The Oaks. I am deeply grateful for the outstanding care provided. The Oaks in Lakewood deserves recognition for creating an environment where patients feel safe, respected, and genuinely cared for. I’m sure my sister was not an exception. (As a bonus, it was always fun to wheel sister outside to look to see if Milo, the cat happened to be nesting in his condo).

Ann Leslie

Jun 2025

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The Oaks of Lakewood is a well-maintained skilled nursing facility that offers a supportive and professional environment for both short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. The facility is clean, organized, and thoughtfully designed to meet the needs of residents at various levels of care. What stands out most is the friendliness and attentiveness of the staff. From nursing to administration, the team is approachable, compassionate, and genuinely committed to the well-being of residents. Communication with families is clear and consistent, which helps build trust and peace of mind! It has been the best facility I have been to!

G Profit

Apr 2025

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I actually think you guys are wonderful, and I tell all my friends. My. Senior citizen friends that if they ever have to go somewhere. Try you guys first. My wife was there for over month. I got a brother there Art William and One of our spiritual sister. was there. And you guys was wonderful even now. When I come in to visited, they'll push me down to the brother's room and then bring me back. I really appreciate that. if I had to rate you guys from one to a 100 I give you a 100AA. That's my story and I'm George Profit and I'm sticking to it.

Yolanda Moreno

Mar 2025

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Everyone there has been awesome. Taking care of my brother Alfred. He's there for rehab. The staff has been awesome and very helpful. With my brother Alfred's care. I'm leaving to go home to Vegas, I feel comfortable leaving him in their care.