Marley Oaks

February 2022

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Loretta Marcordes

family style atmosphere. friendly staff.

April 2019

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Aidanjeffrey

used to go there on Halloween pretty nice

August 2018

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Sue Scimeca

We searched and looked at 13 Assisted Living facilities until someone suggested Marley Oaks to us. We knew what we wanted for my then 97 year old Father in law, a warm and homelike environment. Not to big, with little "bling" to sway the family into thinking it was "better". Marley Oaks was perfect. Very home like, Church sponsored, with only about 10 residents, we felt he would get the attention he needed there and not be lost in the shuffle. The girls who cared for him, and the then administrator, Dawn, were absolutely wonderful to him and us. They became our second family over the years. Dad lived there until in he was 101, having celebrated his 100th birthday there with a large party and the Mayor of Mokena giving him a proclamation to his milestone event. He also had 5 Presidential Birthday greetings as well as two State Senators and a write up in the local Patriot Newspaper. We have many, many fond memories of all the friends he made there with all the residents. I just wish it could have gone on longer.... I would, without a doubt, have a family member placed there again. The cost is reasonable compared to other facilities. They won't nickel and dime you to death. Good people, who I believe can be trusted to care for your loved one.

January 2016

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I toured Marley Oaks while looking into care options for a loved one, and I thought it was a very nice looking place. It's a smaller residential facility, and it has a comfortable homey feel. I also really like the staff to resident ration, and the fact that they have CNAs on staff. It didn't end up working out for us, but I would definitely recommend them as being worth a look!

November 2015

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Nancy Lemont

My 94 year old Mother has been a resident of Marley Oaks for a year. She lived in a larger assisted living place for 4 years. I was on a waiting list for 6 months at Marley Oaks and ever so Thankful when Dawn Senesac, the wonderful Administrator called me when an opening arrived and my Mom moved in. She is now 1 of 10 residents instead of 1 of many. The quality of her care. the wonderful caring staff, the cleanliness, the delicious meals and to top it off, the cost is so much better with my Mom's limited income. When my Mom moved in she said she felt as if she were living in a Mansion. She is very loved and happy here. I live in California and I know she is getting the best care and I don't have to worry about her. You would be lucky to have your love one live here,

November 2015

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Susan And Peter Scimeca

When it was time to find a Assisted Living Facility for my husbands 96 yr old father we were very careful in the search for where we wanted him to live. We were hoping to find somewhere close to our home to make visiting him more convenient. We had heard so many things about some places so we were very apprehensive in our selection. After visiting at least 13 various locations around our locale we realized that our hunt for the best fit for all of us was not going to be a quick one...until a close friend told us about Marley Oaks in Mokena. The first thing we noticed when visiting the first time was the home-like feel to it. Not the usual large, many floored, concrete building, with fancy Chandeliers or marble counter tops. All those unecessary blings you pay extra for. Just "eye candy" for visual appeal. But a converted small, brick and frame ranch home with a large addition that contained at least 10 individual private rooms with bathrooms. Set back in a quiet wooded area behind a small white framed church, called Marley Church. This is the congregation that built the facility, maintains and runs it today. From the portico in front you enter the facility through a large sunroom where the ocassional game of Bingo is played. The cozy living room is nicely furnished, complete with fish tank, and has a fireplace to sit by if you are so inclined. A sunny south facing dining room over looks a large back yard with trees. The food is plentiful and hot. The rooms are larger then any we had seen so far. Large enough for a bed, reclining chairs, TV, chest of drawers and personal items. Also included in the room was a large clothes closet. Bathrooms were also spacious. But the best part of Marley Oaks are the Administrator, Dawn and all her help. From each caretaker, right down to the cook. They were all warm, caring individuals who always were there to help give personal attention to the people who lived there and their families. The monthly fee to live there was acceptable and the nice thing was it was all inclusive. No hidden charges like other places we had been to visit. All these things were exactly what we were looking for and so we made the decision that this was the place for Dad. Our Father lived there until he was almost 101 yrs old. He celebrated his 100th birthday there with a large party that included not only family and friends, but all the residents and employees. Dawn went out of her way to help set this up and coordinate the festivities. And Dad also recieved birthday congratulations from the 5 living Presidents. A newspaper article with photos in our local neighborhood paper ran that week. He had made good friends while living there and Marley Oaks became our extended family, our home away from home. We couldn't have found a better place for him to live out his final years... safe, secure and most of all, happy. We knew we had made the right choice.