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Oak Creek
6127 E Castro Valley Blvd, Castro Valley, CA, 94552
*Prices are monthly rental estimates. Actual prices may differ due to one-time fees, timing and care services required. Speak with a Senior Living Advisor to learn more.
Oak Creek
6127 E Castro Valley Blvd, Castro Valley, CA, 94552
Welcome to Oak Creek, a Memory Care community located in Castro Valley, California. The cost of the assisted living community at Oak Creek starts at a monthly rate of $4,500 to $8,595. There may be some additional services that could increase the cost of care, depending on the services that you may need. When you visit the community, please check to see if pets are allowed to live in the community with you.
There are 37 hospitals within 25 miles of Oak Creek. The two closest hospitals are Eden Medical Center which is 3.2 miles away and St Rose Hospital which is 5.5 miles away.
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Oak Creek
6127 E Castro Valley Blvd, Castro Valley, CA, 94552
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I was looking for a memory center for my grandfather and so I was looking through the different places. What was nice about Oak Creek was that they had a single cost for all of their care. It didn't have a bunch of the different tiers that you have to go through with memory care, so I would kno...
I was looking for a memory center for my grandfather and so I was looking through the different places. What was nice about Oak Creek was that they had a single cost for all of their care. It didn't have a bunch of the different tiers that you have to go through with memory care, so I would know what price it would be each month since I have to use my grandfather's funds that he had in his account for his care. Knowing that that's the same price would be there every month was very nice. He has a shared room with another gentleman, and he has his own closet space and there's a window that looks out onto a patio. The location is up in the hills of Castro Valley, and it's a beautiful setting surrounded by trees so you can hear the birds chirping. It's a very nice place for him. He seems to be happy with what he's eating. The facility is very clean. They clean everything every day, including the rooms. They have plenty of activities that they do. I received a video of him over the weekend where he was singing along to the Christmas carols and somebody was playing the piano. That was very nice to see that he is ingratiating himself with the rest of the people there and he's feeling very comfortable. The staff seems very caring and very attentive. I've gotten a few calls with updates, just letting me know how he's doing and how he's acclimating himself. They're very nice, very friendly, and are willing to be very accommodating no matter what it is that we've asked them to help him with. They have been nothing but fantastic for us and it eased our hearts knowing that he is being well taken care of and that he's happy. He's never really been somebody who is joined in a lot of activities, and they've gotten him to be active in that.
Read moreThe guy who gave us the tour at Oak Creek was knowledgeable. There wasn't anything outstanding there. It was clean and everybody looked taken care of. They were in a small area doing some kind of activity with some people in wheelchairs. My father is not at that level yet, but everybody's ...
The guy who gave us the tour at Oak Creek was knowledgeable. There wasn't anything outstanding there. It was clean and everybody looked taken care of. They were in a small area doing some kind of activity with some people in wheelchairs. My father is not at that level yet, but everybody's at a different place in their travel with Alzheimer's dementia. I think it was fine for what was there. They can hold maybe 24 residents and it's mostly a shared room and they were OK. Nothing to write home about. They had a nice small outdoor area. The staff was friendly and helpful with anything we asked them, but my mother didn't like the feel or the environment. It was different than the other places I've visited personally. It was an older building. I think I would have been OK with it, but mom thought it was too closed in.
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