Oakmont of Lodi
About
Oakmont of Lodi is a luxury senior living community in Lodi offering assisted living and memory care. The community features a wellness center with full-time nurse care, executive chef dining, spacious floor plans from studios to two bedrooms, and engaging activities.
Rooms & Floor Plans
studio suites
one bedroom
two bedroom
Capacity
136 residents
Phone
(209) 310-1512Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Ratings & Reviews
4.3
out of 5
Based on 36 reviews
Reviews (36)
Showing the 14 most recent of 36 reviews from Google
Josefin
Would not recommend this company or facilitate at all dirty place in the back but in the front seems nice and clean but it’s not and very rude management also
Marika Paternostro
After visiting Oakmont and doing the tour I was very excited at the number of activities that are available and how spacious and inviting the rooms were. The staff was very pleasant and attentive. Everything was explained to us in great detail. We are definitely very impressed and we can see ourselves making this our new home. We will be checking back once we are ready to make the move. Thank you so much for all your help. We will be referring other people to come take a tour and chat with your staff. Thank your Shannon Morse.
EDGAR AGUILAR
Andrea Armstrong
Oakmont of Lodi is a beautiful community with every amenity you could ask for. The staff are amazing and provide excellent care to the residents. The food is outstanding!
Response from the owner
Thank you, Andrea, we really appreciate your positive review!
theresa brace
You know the old saying, you can put lipstick on a pig but it is still a pig. I can't state this enough. Yes, it is a beautiful facility. Several of the staff are amazing. There just isn't enough of them. I am a Private Care Provider and made the mistake of placing my client at Oakmont of Lodi. First of all my client clearly suffers from Alzhimers. After an assessment she was placed in Supportive living. I spent the first weekend with her to get her acclimated with the facility. Once I left my client was found wandering aimlessly and scared to death. I got a call the next day that she was moved to memory care. Where she should have been placed originally. In the last year and a half my client was ill with Covid, lost everything to a bedbug infestation, and the final straw was that she and several other residence suffered from a week long bout with diarrhea, put in quarantine, and none informed me or her family. I have since moved my client to another facility. I honestly did not feel she was safe there.

