Lake Park Senior Living

About the community

About Lake Park Senior Living

Our state-of-the-art retirement community at Lake Park Senior Living is ready to welcome you or your loved ones with open arms! We opened our doors in 1965 to the heart of Oakland, California, where residents have enjoyed convenient access to downtown Oakland, the bay area, and plenty of parks over the years. Community Amenities and Services Residents can enjoy both independent and supported living in our community. Those who elect a more supported community can choose from assisted living and skilled nursing care plans depending on their care needs and goals. We are proud to provide diabetic, ambulatory, incontinence, and memory care as well as medication management. With a highly-trained staff of registered nurses and other healthcare professionals, we are ready to assist residents with their needs. In addition to providing care, we are also passionate about providing food! Residents enjoy three chef-inspired meals a day from nostalgic favorites to trendy new recipes. We are happy to accommodate dietary restrictions and work with your care team to provide meals that fit your needs. We also believe community is everything here at Lake Park Senior Living. With a variety of activities to choose from, residents bond with one another over shared interests and new experiences alike! Living Arrangements Each of our living styles feature different floor plans, from studio alcoves to two-bedroom suites. All resident homes are equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows and full kitchens. Enjoy a warm cup of coffee and look out over the bay or city in the morning, and gather with loved ones in your spacious living rooms in the evening. All of our residents enjoy maintenance-free living and are encouraged to bring their pets! Reach out to us for more information on the Lake Park Senior Living! We would love for you to join our Bay Area home. Care Types Offered Lake Park Senior Living is a residential care facility for the elderly (RCFE) with a continuing care contract . In the state of California, these terms are defined as follows: Residential Care Facility for the Elderly A housing arrangement for persons 60 years or older where supervision and personal care is provided based on the needs of the residents. These facilities are also known as assisted living facilities and board and care facilities. A residential care facility may provide care for residents with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Continuing Care Contract A residential care facility for the elderly that has a contract to allow them to provide nursing services. Lake Park Senior Living Community Inspection Reports Related Articles Your Complete Guide to Assisted Living Assisted Living vs. Independent Living: What’s the Difference? Beyond Bingo: The 50+ Best Assisted Living Activities For Seniors