Oak Lane Retirement, Assisted Living & Memory Care

04/22/2026

04/17/2026

🎤Thank you Noel for entertaining our Oaklane people today!!!

04/17/2026

🤩Congrats Christina!!!
Way to go on earning employee of the month! A well deserved accomplishment to a hard working, dedicated and caring individual. Oaklane appreciates your servanthood and commitment to the community thriving.🎉

04/16/2026

Who says you need a windy day to fly a kite?! We turned our living room into some kite flying fun🌬️🪁

04/07/2026

🐰Tasty Treat Tuesday means chatting with community members and tasty treats🍩

04/07/2026

Oaklane Mixers are held once a month with the purpose of residents to come together as a community to discuss what’s going on in their world.
Snacks are the crowd pleaser and camaraderie is the end goal🙂

03/26/2026

We invite our Oaklane family and community to join us in honoring the life of Edward Sullivan 🤍
A memorial service will be held at Oaklane Assisted Living & Memory Care tomorrow at 1:00 PM as we come together to remember Edward, share stories, and celebrate the life he lived.
Edward proudly served our country as a veteran, and we are deeply grateful for his service and sacrifice. He touched many lives during his time with us and will be greatly missed by residents, staff, and all who had the privilege of knowing him.
All who knew and loved Edward are welcome to attend.

03/20/2026

Who says staff meetings have to be boring?! 😏

At Oaklane, we keep it fun, engaging, and full of appreciation 💛
Huge congratulations to Lisa, our Employee of the Month! 🌟

We love a team that works hard AND laughs together.
👇 Be honest… what are your staff meetings like?

03/19/2026

The Oaklane crew hit pause, stepped out, and shared some laughs over a well-deserved lunch together—because a strong team isn’t just built at work, it’s built in moments like these! 💜

03/18/2026

Happy St. Pattys day from Oaklane !

03/16/2026

Looking back, we realize something important.

Many families didn’t have a lot of money.

But somehow…

We never felt poor.

Our neighborhoods were full of life.

Kids played baseball in the street.
Bikes were left on front lawns.
Neighbors talked to each other across fences.

Doors were often unlocked.

Parents didn’t worry every minute.

Because everyone looked out for each other.

If a kid fell off their bike, someone’s mom helped them up.

If someone needed help, neighbors showed up.

And the real wealth of that time wasn’t money.

It was trust.

It was safety.

It was the feeling that you belonged somewhere.

Families gathered in living rooms.
Grandparents told stories.
Birthdays were celebrated with homemade cakes.

Those moments made life rich.

Not bank accounts.

And that is why many people from that generation still say the same thing today.

We didn’t have much.

But we had everything that mattered.

03/09/2026

It has been a privilege to honor three of our veterans who passed during the months of February and March. Caring for them during the final years of their lives was something we will always hold close to our hearts.

Our community came together to recognize their service, standing side by side as Taps was played in their honor. In that quiet moment, we were reminded of the courage, sacrifice, and dedication these men and women gave to our country. 🇺🇸

We are grateful to have known them, to have heard their stories, and to have walked alongside them in their final chapter. Their service will never be forgotten, and it was truly an honor to care for them.