The Oaks of Alamance

About the community

About The Oaks of Alamance

The Oaks of Alamance provides assisted living services in Elon, North Carolina. This single-story community is more than just a place to stay — it is home for everyone living there. Caregivers and staff strive to provide excellent care while treating you or your loved one with dignity and respect. This community is conveniently close to many entertainment options, including the Gibsonville Museum and Historical Society, Kernodle Senior Center, Westbrook Shopping Center, and several restaurants. Community Amenities and Services This peaceful community has plenty to offer. You can curl up with a good book in front of the fire in the library, go for a stroll on one of the outdoor walking paths, or enjoy some time in the sunroom. An activity director coordinates all of the community activities, such as exercise classes. Other activities include plenty of excursions to local attractions, outings for religious services, and volunteer opportunities. You’ll enjoy three home-cooked meals that are dietician approved every day. Your room will be neat and tidy with housekeeping, personal laundry and linen service. The community also offers complimentary transportation, an on-site beauty and barber salon, plus pharmacy services. Be at ease knowing that 24-hour care is available should you need it. Each resident has an individual care plan, and a licensed nurse and community physician is available to you. You’ll also receive medication administration. Living Arrangements Private rooms are available at The Oaks of Alamance. Each room has an emergency call system in the bedroom and bathroom, should you need it. Fully furnished rooms are available if you desire, or you can bring your favorite furnishings to make the space your own. While this community has many full-time residents living there, they can also accommodate short-term stays. State Classification The Oaks of Alamance is an adult care home , which in the state of North Carolina is a home that provides care, assistance with activities of daily living, supervision, and assistance with medication to seven or more residents. An adult care home may also provide care to residents with cognitive impairments. The Oaks of Alamance Inspection Reports Related Articles Your Complete Guide to Assisted Living Assisted Living vs. Nursing Homes: What’s the Difference? Assisted Living vs. Board and Care Homes: What’s the Difference?