News & Events
News
Keep up with what's happening in our communities. And check out our blog posts for personal stories of life at Oak Park Place.
What to Do When a Loved One Says, “I’m Fine”Learn the signs your loved one needs senior care, how to talk about assisted living without confrontation, and proactive steps to preserve their independence before a crisis occurs.
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How to Talk to a Parent About Assisted LivingDiscover compassionate tips on how to talk to a parent about assisted living. Learn how Oak Park Place helps families navigate senior and memory care options.
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325 Pies and Growing: How Oak Park Place Green Bay Is Supporting the Fight Against Alzheimer’sDiscover how Oak Park Place Green Bay's senior care community sold 325 legendary Lemon Ice Box pies to raise funds and support the fight against Alzheimer’s.
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The Tough Conversations Families Avoid — What I’ve Learned After Helping Hundreds Through Them. From Betty Fischer, Oak Park PlaceSenior living decisions are hard. Discover practical tips for talking to loved ones, navigating "I'm fine" resistance, and exploring care options early.
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Packers Tailgate Tour Brings Game Day Energy to Oak Park Place DubuquePackers Tailgate Tour visits Oak Park Place Dubuque! Current players and alumni joined residents for football bingo and photos at our Dubuque senior living community.
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The Brain Health Benefits of Lifelong LearningStaying curious is good for the brain. Learn how lifelong learning supports cognitive health and whole-person wellness at every stage of older adult life.
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Health & Safety
The health and safety of our residents and staff is our top priority. The protocols at Oak Park Place are based on guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS), and local and state health departments. For more information about current protocols, please contact the Director of Housing or Administrator of your Oak Park Place community. Thank you for your continued support and understanding as we work together to keep our residents — your loved ones — safe and healthy.