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The Oakmont
2801 Cohasset Rd, Chico, CA, 95973
The Oakmont
2801 Cohasset Rd, Chico, CA, 95973
Welcome to the Oakmont retirement community, located in sunny Chico, California.
What makes the Oakmont a great place to call home?
With comprehensive independent living programs, beautiful grounds and engaging life enrichment programming, the community creates an ideal setting for vibrant retirement living.
The community’s monthly fees are all-inclusive, meaning residents get access to all of Holiday Retirement’s concierge services and on-site amenities, including:
- Restaurant-style dining opportunities
- Daily opportunities for life enrichment
- Spaces for residents to lounge and relax
- Fitness equipment and exercise programs
- Fireplace in the common room
- Game rooms
- Private dining rooms on-site
- Wifi access in the common areas
- Parking available
- On-campus chapel, home to devotional services and worship
- Community computer stations with internet access
- Recreational multi-purpose room
- Beautifully-manicured gardens and grounds
- An on-site library, fully-stocked with classic media
- Walking paths around the community
- Resident kitchen for hands-on activities
- Dedicated billiards room
Meals are a featured amenity at the Oakmont, thanks to the community’s dedicated, professional kitchen staff who prepare recipes by hand daily. Residents enjoy meals in a spacious, beautifully-decorated communal dining room making breakfast, lunch, and dinner perfect times for physical and mental enrichment.
Professional chefs prepare each meal by hand, crafting nutritious and delicious recipes residents are sure to love. The community’s recipe options change daily, featuring one-of-a-kind menu options like:
- Charleston Hummingbird Cake
- Family-style lobster stuffed mushrooms
- Creamy Coleslaw
- Sweetheart Cheesecake
- Pretzel Salad
- Molten chocolate cake
- Banana Ice Cream
- Pumpkin spice ravioli
- Chocolate Chip Cake
- Cinnamon swirl bread
- White Cranberry Cashew Truffles
- Berry Fruit Trifle Parfait
- Thanksgiving corn pudding
- Crab Salad
- Homemade Gnocchi
Transportation services are also included with each resident’s monthly fees, taking the stress out of seeing doctors and running errands. If residents have their own cars, they are welcome to park on-site at the Oakmont.
When it’s time for residents to have fun off-campus, there is no shortage of excitement to find in the Chico area. The community is located just minutes away from the city’s many attractions, and residents can travel to Sacramento in less than two hours by car.
Popular attractions and points of interest in and around Chico include:
- The Bidwell Mansion
- The Gateway Science Museum
- The Sierra Nevada Brewery
- The Chico Mall
While field trips and solo outings to nearby must-visit locations play an important role in many Oakmont residents’ lives, the community’s on-site life enrichment programming brings the fun right to each person’s doorstep. Residents don’t have to go far to find excitement thanks to Oakmont’s diverse activities schedule, featuring events and opportunities that promote mental stimulation, physical fitness, and creative expression.
The activities calendar changes daily, featuring can’t-miss events and opportunities like:
- Movie screenings
- Community theater
- Karaoke and sing-a-longs
- Fitness classes and activities
- Resident clubs
- Card games
- Volunteering
- Poker
- Fashion shows
- Cribbage
- Trivia
- Current events conversations
- Resident Appreciation DInners
- Wii Virtual Sports
- Rummikub
- Group outings to malls, concerts, points of interest, and more
- Sit-down aerobics
- Birthday parties
- Resident parties
- Ice cream social events
- Hymnal choir
- Storytelling
- Arts and crafts
- Adventure travel video screenings
- Bible Study
- Stretching exercise
- Board games
When incoming residents decide to call Oakmont home, there are various floor plans and apartment layouts to choose from. Availability varies depending on a person’s projected move-in date, but includes the following primary housing options:
- Studio units (Starting at 379 sq ft)
- One-bedroom apartments (Starting at 468 sq ft)
- Two-bedroom apartments (Starting at 773 sq ft)
Each apartment is complete with a wide variety of resources and amenities, including:
- Access to cable television
- Patios or balconies in select units
- All-inclusive utility billing
- Plush carpeting and window treatments
- Private residential units
- Landline telephone hookups
- Kitchenettes in each unit
- Emergency response services
- Heating and air conditioning
- Wheelchair accessible units available
At the Oakmont, caring staff members take great pride in helping residents live an engaging, healthy lifestyle. By helping with daily tasks, organizing a bustling social calendar, and providing residents with companionship, the caring staff truly set the Oakmont apart from other independent living options in the area.
- According to online reviews, families say they would recommend the Oakmont as an independent senior living community because:
- The fine restaurant on-site gives residents daily access to chef-prepared, delicious meals, which they love to share with friends in the communal dining room
- The complimentary shuttle/chauffeur service takes the stress out of getting around town, helping residents get peace of mind about seeing doctors or going shopping
- The social calendar is always full of fun activities and events for residents to enjoy, helping each person live the active lifestyle they’ve always wanted
- Residents love the multi-course meals, offering appetizers, main courses, side dishes, and delicious desserts, each prepared by an expert culinary team
- By offering various floor plans, from studio to units with two-bedrooms, the community gives families many options to choose from that may suit their monthly budget
Incoming residents must understand that the Oakmont is not an assisted living community, nor is it licensed to providing ongoing medical care. While the community’s caring staff are committed to helping residents live healthy lifestyles, this does not include assistance with daily tasks like dressing, eating, or maintaining personal hygiene, nor will the community provide ongoing health care services.
If residents need personal care, memory care, or health care services alongside the independent living options available at the Oakmont, they may arrange them with a third-party care provider as necessary.
For more information about Oakmont retirement living and how it compares to other independent living homes in the area, families are welcome to tour the residence for free. During the tour, staff will show guests the family room, laundry room, dining area, apartment homes, outdoor spaces, and more, giving families a good look at what it means to call the Oakmont home.
To schedule a tour of the community, please use the link above and choose an available appointment time.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Where is The Oakmont located?
The Oakmont is located at:
2801 Cohasset Rd,
Chico, CA 95973
Q: What care services and amenities does The Oakmont provide?
The Oakmont provides the following independent living services and amenities for their residents:
- Weekly housekeeping and linen care
- Free laundry facilities
- On-site restaurant-style dining
- Scheduled transportation options
- Inclusive utilities
- 24/7 emergency response services
- Free parking for residents and guests
- Life enrichment programming
To learn more about the community’s on-site features and amenities for residents, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: What levels of care does The Oakmont provide?
The Oakmont offers premium, all-inclusive independent living. They do not provide assisted living services (like personal care) or skilled nursing care.
Residents who need services outside the scope of those offered at the Oakmont may arrange them with a third-party care provider as necessary. To learn more, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: How much does The Oakmont cost?
Each resident’s monthly fees at the Oakmont will depend on the apartment of their choosing. Rates vary for each unit according to its size and layout, giving residents a diverse range of homes to choose from when they move in. There are apartments available to fit all lifestyles and budgets.
To get a personalized quote for the Oakmont based on the most recent pricing, please use the “Get Pricing” link above.
Q: Is The Oakmont pet-friendly?
Pets are allowed at the Oakmont. To learn more about their rules and restrictions for pets, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
Q: Do the residents seem active and engaged at The Oakmont?
Life enrichment programming plays a core role in the Oakmont’s commitment to providing exceptional retirement living. Each day, residents have easy on-site access to various events and activities designed to stimulate their minds, bodies, and spirits.
To learn more about life enrichment programming at the Oakmont, please use the link above to make an inquiry.
There are 3 hospitals within 25 miles of The Oakmont. The two closest hospitals are Enloe Medical Center which is 1.6 miles away and Feather River Hospital which is 11.0 miles away.
Some of the key amenities available at The Oakmont are:
- Pet Friendly
- Pool
- Outdoor Areas
- Social Outings
- Housekeeping
Services and Amenities
Services
- Complimentary Transportation
- Transportation at Cost
- Activity Center
- Parking
- English
Activities & Fitness
- Fitness Programs
- Allowed Outdoors
- Happy Hour
- Live Musical Performances
- Birthday Parties
Dining & Nutrition
- Library & Computer Lounge
- Meals Provided
- Guest Meals
- Professional Chef
Accommodations
- Kitchenette
- deck
- or balcony
- Cable or Satellite TV
- Air Conditioned
- Beauty & Barber
Neighborhood
- Piano or Organ
I moved my parents into Holiday The Oakmont. The staff is really helpful. They're good people and they are very friendly. We wouldn't have even selected that place if one of the managers hadn't reached out to me just to let me know that they had the availability that was within our pr...
I moved my parents into Holiday The Oakmont. The staff is really helpful. They're good people and they are very friendly. We wouldn't have even selected that place if one of the managers hadn't reached out to me just to let me know that they had the availability that was within our price range. The facility is very clean. They supply well-rounded meals 3 times a day. The food is pretty basic. It's all rudimentary - meat, vegetables, starch, which is great. It's not like they're going out to a restaurant, but it meets basic nutritional requirements. They do a lot of activities and they also offer shuttle services. So, I don't have to worry so much about getting them to and from doctor's appointments if need be. It's a great facility and my parents love it. They do basic physical therapy and exercises. They have games and they have a pool table. They have their own little movie theater room. It was a large and well-maintained compound. My dad goes outside quite a bit and just kind of enjoys the water fountain out front. There are also some shaded benches all around the compound.
Read moreI toured Holiday The Oakmont. It's a good location. The lady that conducted the tour was excellent. She had a wonderful attitude. She was understanding about what I was looking for. It started well. The accommodations and amenities, all of that, looked really good. But they didn't have ver...
I toured Holiday The Oakmont. It's a good location. The lady that conducted the tour was excellent. She had a wonderful attitude. She was understanding about what I was looking for. It started well. The accommodations and amenities, all of that, looked really good. But they didn't have very much. The only thing that I felt negative about it, which is ridiculous because I'm 79 years old, is that the people all looked old. They have an incentive thing going right now, but they don't know what it will be next month or whether it will still be available. Another good thing is that you only have to sign up for three months, so if it doesn't work out, you're not stuck. That's good, so I like that. The studio apartment that I looked at was beautifully laid out. There's plenty of room for one little old lady. Of course, they're unfurnished. But for $2387, it's a deal. It covers everything like there's Wi-Fi, there's no more tax or insurance on my house, and there's no yard work. The grounds are well-kept. There's plenty of room. If you want to go for a walk or something, that part is great, too. There are flowers, and the surroundings are nice. You can walk around the whole building if you want to walk on level ground. They don't have a pool, but at my age, I don't get into a swimsuit, so I don't care. Other places offer a better gym, but if you want to have your hair done, you can get haircuts and nails there. There's a little shop there where you can do that. They served food three times a day. They also have a little refrigerator down there that has things in it for free. So if you feel like you want some Jell-O pudding and stuff like that, you don't have to put out a penny on food. You can go down there to get munchies at midnight, and they've got that little refrigerator down there. Of course, the room comes with a kitchenette, and the bathroom is roomy and nice. The staff is great. They enjoy their work. There are a lot of follow-ups to make sure that you're still going to keep your appointment and that kind of stuff. They have a piano down there, and they have a wonderful library. I'm a former librarian, so I appreciated that.
Read moreMy friends stayed at Holiday the Oakmont. The facility was absolutely amazing. The staff was phenomenal. They were really kind at trying to explain how everything worked. We toured the facility multiple times. You could not ask for more patient and kind people. They were in the independent living pa...
My friends stayed at Holiday the Oakmont. The facility was absolutely amazing. The staff was phenomenal. They were really kind at trying to explain how everything worked. We toured the facility multiple times. You could not ask for more patient and kind people. They were in the independent living part, but they would have somebody that could clean for them once a week. There were different things that would be an additional cost if it got to that point. They met some brand-new friends who they absolutely loved, and they're going to miss them. The first time we were invited for a meal, the residents came up and introduced themselves. They were all welcoming, both the residents and the staff. The dining facility was like a five-star restaurant. We had a five-course meal. They had a little refrigerator that had a clear glass door sitting on the counter that had all kinds of little sweet treats that they can take out anytime during the day. They had different drinks sitting on the counter that's always available. They had three square meals a day, and you could come down and have a meal. Or if you're sick, they will bring the meal to you free of charge. If you're just not quite ready and comfortable, there's a tiny fee for them to deliver the food to your room. When we first went into their apartment, another resident had just moved out. There were things that needed to be fixed, so they fixed everything. It had a nice view of the open yard. They had a beautiful outdoor area with rocking chairs, a nice walking path, and it was really cute. There were squirrels running up and down the trees. There were also things to entertain them like music, games, they went to the stores, and to appointments.
Read moreMy husband was at Holiday The Oakmont. It was OK. The residents seemed bored most of the time. My husband's room was very nice. It was a large studio with a nice, large bathroom and a little kitchen. It was very nice. It had a balcony. They had a large yard and a nice outdoor patio. They had a ...
My husband was at Holiday The Oakmont. It was OK. The residents seemed bored most of the time. My husband's room was very nice. It was a large studio with a nice, large bathroom and a little kitchen. It was very nice. It had a balcony. They had a large yard and a nice outdoor patio. They had a music room, a movie room, and a pool table. They had bingo and trivia day. They had some painting classes. They have people come in and play the piano. They had some art classes. It was a good value.
Read moreThe place was fine, it seemed a bit congested.
The physical appearance of The Oakmont is not as nice as the other place, but it's fairly clean. It's a little older. There's a gal named Mary, she was our tour guide, and I liked her. She has so much information and she was able to show us a different range of apartments, from upstai...
The physical appearance of The Oakmont is not as nice as the other place, but it's fairly clean. It's a little older. There's a gal named Mary, she was our tour guide, and I liked her. She has so much information and she was able to show us a different range of apartments, from upstairs to downstairs, to larger or bigger ones. She was really helpful. We've tried the food, it was just so-so, but the dining room people were pretty helpful. There wasn't a lot of activity going on that day when we were there, they weren't doing anything in particular. The rooms are nice, they're pretty roomy. They're not as modern as the other place, but the views were nice there.
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