Business Details
40 Years
experience
Emergency
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Senior Living and Rehabilitation Services in Des Plaines, IL
Generations at Oakton has been dedicated to serving families with compassionate senior care since 1986. Our mission is to provide a vibrant, supportive community that prioritizes independence, dignity, and personalized care for every resident. With two distinct living optionsOakton Arms for independent and assisted living, and Oakton Pavillion for rehabilitative and skilled nursing carewe combine decades of experience with a commitment to excellence. Our Joint Commission accreditation since 1986 underscores our adherence to the highest healthcare standards, while our team of therapists, nurses, and social service professionals ensures individualized care plans tailored to each residents unique needs.Located in Des Plaines, Illinois, our facility offers modern amenities, beautifully landscaped outdoor spaces, and convenient access to local attractions. We pride ourselves on fostering a family-like environment where residents and their loved ones feel safe, respected, and engaged. Our testimonials highlight stories of exceptional care, from post-surgery rehabilitation to long-term support, demonstrating our unwavering dedication to enhancing quality of life. Whether seeking independent living or specialized medical care, Generations at Oakton remains a trusted partner in senior wellness and community building.
Services
Independent Living
Assisted Living
Rehabilitation Services
Skilled Nursing Care
Memory Care
Short-Term Respite Care
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Wound Care
Details
- Year established: 1986
Highlights and features
- We offer 40+ years of experience in senior care with Joint Commission accreditation.
- Our team creates personalized care plans tailored to individual needs.
- 24/7 skilled nursing care ensures continuous support for residents.
- We provide a family-like environment with modern amenities and outdoor spaces.
- Testimonials highlight exceptional rehabilitation outcomes and compassionate staff.
Associations and certifications
- The Joint Commission
What people say
Wonderful to everyone
Perfect fit
True compassion
Maximum independence
Family-like environment
Services
Independent Living
Designed for active seniors seeking safety and convenience without sacrificing independence. Residents enjoy modern apartments, social activities, and maintenance-free living while maintaining autonomy. Our community fosters friendships and engagement through organized events and shared spaces.
Rehabilitation Services
Comprehensive therapy programs for recovery from surgery, illness, or injury. Services include physical, occupational, and speech therapy tailored to individual goals. Our team focuses on restoring independence through evidence-based treatments and personalized rehabilitation plans.
Skilled Nursing Care
24/7 nursing care for residents requiring specialized medical attention. Services include wound care, IV therapy, respiratory support, and chronic condition management. Our licensed professionals ensure continuous monitoring and treatment for complex health needs.
Memory Care
Specialized programs for Alzheimer's and dementia patients. Certified staff provide secure environments, cognitive therapies, and personalized routines to enhance quality of life while supporting families with educational resources and emotional support.
Short-Term Respite Care
Flexible care solutions for caregivers needing temporary relief. Residents receive professional support in a welcoming environment, allowing primary caregivers to rest while ensuring their loved ones receive quality care.
Questions
What services does Generations at Oakton offer?
We provide independent living, assisted living, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, memory care, and short-term respite care.
Is Generations at Oakton accredited?
Yes, we have been continuously accredited by The Joint Commission since 1986.
What payment options are available?
We accept Medicare and most private insurance plans for eligible services.
Can family members visit residents?
Yes, tours and visits are available seven days a week by appointment.
What makes Generations at Oakton unique?
Our personalized care plans, 24/7 skilled nursing, and family-centered approach set us apart.
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Reviews (3)
Diane P.
Dec 23, 2021
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My mom lived here a few years ago and was very happy. We needed to move her to Az where she currently lives in another assisted living/memory care place, and thankfully again, she is very happy.
Unfortunately, we needed mom back in the Des Plaines area for a few days for a funeral, and we contacted Oakton to see if they had any apts or rooms that could be rented for a respite stay for those days, which they did. The director Maria was wonderful, and very helpful in making everything go smoothly. The apt was perfect for our needs and the staff was great in assisting with meals etc. They made mom
Unfortunately, we needed mom back in the Des Plaines area for a few days for a funeral, and we contacted Oakton to see if they had any apts or rooms that could be rented for a respite stay for those days, which they did. The director Maria was wonderful, and very helpful in making everything go smoothly. The apt was perfect for our needs and the staff was great in assisting with meals etc. They made mom
Susan K.
Feb 27, 2015
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My aunt is there now. She's been in 3 rehab centers and the hospital twice. This is the third rehab place. Their furnishings are minimal and dated and the food is standard institutional fare, but the caregivers on the 2nd floor are a lot more responsive, kind and aware, than the other two places she was in. They probably should have a system like the hospitals where nurses scan a bar code to make sure the patient gets the right medication.
Tom K.
Sep 10, 2012
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My Grandmother was there for a few weeks. She had a mild stroke and was expected to have a full recovery. She went through rehab with flying colors but then suddenly took a turn for the worse. My mom called and ask what hospital she was at, they told us the wrong hospital. My grandmother was "lost" for a few hours until we found out she was at Holy Family Hospital. Prior to that, they "mixed up rooms" with her and another lady. She spent a few days in another ladies room. Which, isn't a big deal, unless you think about the medications elderly folks have to take. They very
