Country Oaks Care Center

Our Care Champion of the Month goes to Pedro Gonzalez! Pedro is a team player who is always willing to help. He goes above and beyond for our patients. Thanks Pedro for all of your hard work!!

Happy Halloween from Country Oaks!!

Happy Halloween! We love to carve pumpkins and wear a mask. What's your favorite Halloween tradition?

Congratulations to our Administrator, Ryan, on the new addition to his family!!

This week is National Healthcare Quality Week and a time for us to recognize that our healthcare superheroes make safety and quality care their number one priority. We appreciate the dedication our staff has to improve patient outcomes and ensure regulatory and accreditation requirements are met. Thank you for your hard work each day to deliver safe, high-quality care. #HQW2020 #skillednursing

October 1117 is National Case Management Week. We appreciate the dedication, compassion, and patient outcomes achieved by case managers across all care settings. Thank you for making a difference! #skillednursing

Connection matters. Stay connected while practicing safe physical distancing. #residentsrightsmonth #skillednursing

In his own words, I’m so grateful for my Country Oaks family for bringing back my smile. Meet Christopher Bell! Chris was extremely depressed and non-compliant when he came to Country Oaks Care Center. Our rehabilitation team encouraged him and gave him the motivation he needed to start participating. He can now transfer and stand up without assistance, which he thought he would never be able to do again. Congratulations on your progress Chris. It is a pleasure to have you at Country Oaks Care Center.

October 5-9 is National Customer Service Week. We appreciate each one of our healthcare super heroes who provide world class customer service to our residents. #skillednursing

October is Residents’ Rights Month. This year’s theme is Connection Matters. It is important to stay connected, engaged, and active while visitation is limited and activities are changed to accommodate safe physical distancing. Some ways you can stay connected are through snail mail, email, online social media platforms, FaceTime or video calls, outdoor visits at a safe distance, and outdoor activities. #residentsrightsmonth #skillednursing

See how one 105 year-old runner shares the world’s secret to aging https://youtu.be/zgRoXYotSms

Our top priority is the safety and well-being of our residents and employees. Our dedicated Environmental Strike Team was developed to assist in infection prevention and is based on guidance from CDC and CMS to reduce the spread and impact of COVID-19.