Oak Hammock at the University of Florida

Phoebe Weiss _{on Google}

Mar 15th, 2024

Awesome

Barbara Alamazani _{on Google}

Dec 19th, 2023

This is a wonderful place very clean and attentive to the residents. Very positive and upbeat atmosphere. I very much enjoyed my time at Oak Hammock.

George Thomas _{on Google}

Dec 10th, 2023

Beautiful trails, visiting exhibits and facilities. Loved the bonsai event

Theo Angert _{on Google}

Nov 23rd, 2023

My grandmother is a resident here and the people who work here are so rude and disrespectful. Extremely unprofessional and have terrible communication skills.

Kayla Sosnow _{on Google}

Mar 7th, 2024

One month ago today my Mom entered Oak Hammock Rehabilitation Center from a hospital where she spent ten days in bed. She arrived in pain, in a hospital gown, barely able to move, with abjectly neglected feet and legs. It required two people and a Hoya lift to get Mom out of bed.
Today, my Mom, who was told for five months that she'll need 24-hour round-the-clock care or to live in a skilled nursing facility, has been accepted into assisted living! She can move herself in a wheelchair and walk 20 - 35 ft with a rolling walker. She only needs assistance from one person to transfer to or from a wheelchair. This is amazing. She spent two months in another five-star rehab and never got this far!
Everyday Oak Hammock staff got my Mom out of bed, dressed, in her wheelchair, to the dining room for three meals a day, to activities, and not undressed and back in bed until her preferred bedtime. She had physical and occupational therapy each - five times per week. She was bathed regularly, and visited by CNAs, nurses, and even a psychologist to talk to once per week. No stone was left unturned ensuring she was on the right medications.
I could go on and on about the amenities and facilities like the pools and restaurants in the building, but the change in Mom's condition from her brief stay is enough for me to give my highest recommendation. Thank you, Oak Hammock!