White Oaks

Julie Boothby

Jul 2025

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Everyone who took care of my Dad (Ray Burza) the past almost 5 years were wonderful. All the staff were caring compassionate care givers. They didn't take care of him like he was just a job...no they treated him like family. I was gone out of town when he passed, however, Maggie held his hand and talked to him until he was gone. If anyone has any doubts about the care their family member would receive here, trust me they are THE BEST. Debbie, Mary, Maggie, Cheryl R.N., Cathy, and everyone else I forgot Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I know my sister feels exactly the same too.<br><br>Thank you everyone,<br><br>Julie & Cheryl

Jim Balcom

Dec 2024

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Very happy with White Oaks. Mom is safe and well taken care of. The staff genuinely cares. When ever she comes back from being out, they also say, "we missed you"! They always talk about how much they love mom. They are always concerned about her when she isn't feeling well. So thankful for the staff at White Oaks!

Bonnie Alkema

Dec 2023

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White Oaks has everything Mom wanted when we were looking for an assisted living facility. On her criteria was private room, beauty shop, Bible study and church service, ability to play cards and to go out shopping. White Oaks has exceeded her expectation. The doctor comes to the facility and her care is better than when she was home. The staff is great. We would definitely recommend the facility.

William Dinzik

Dec 2023

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White Oaks assisted living has been a blessing for my special.needs brother. He seems happier and more friendly with the older ones. He has more things to keep him busy.

N T

Dec 2023

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My mom lived and died here during the final year of her life 2022. One thing, among many, that occurred here is that she was deprived of multiple medications for significant health conditions for days and weeks at a time - with the full knowledge of administration. (This knowledge will likely be denied, but we have proof) Even after we became aware, due to medical complaints by my mom and our subsequent inquiry, changes were not made, as evidenced by continuing medication administration records we obtained. Due to the fact that we could not move my mom at this time and did not wish to incur retribution, we remained active in her care and waited until she no longer resided at White Oaks to file a complaint with the state. The results of the special investigation can be found at the website for licensing and regulatory affairs of Michigan (LARA) for White Oaks I license AL800315839 and White Oaks II As you will see, the state found multiple other residents, who with one exception were deprived of their medications for varied number of days and weeks at time. The facility is now on a provisional license. If you have family that lives here or that died here, I strongly urge you to check their historical medication administration records - to be informed and be active in their care. There may be some direct damage that you find of your loved one as a result. The owners and administration of this facility need to be held accountable for their actions, inactions and the resultant damages. I venture to say that sadly some residents may have died as a result of the negligence and reckless behavior of those in charge of this facility. It is my suspicion that most families affected have no knowledge of these things. Medications are prescribed for a reason – to treat a variety of medical conditions and improve wellness and longevity. It is logical to conclude that when deprived of medications, including multiple medications for days and weeks at a time, people will become more ill and or die.