Oakmont Manor

05/19/2026

There’s something truly special about antiques — every piece carries a story, a history, and a glimpse into a different time. From vintage furniture and delicate glassware to old photographs and collectibles, antiques connect generations and spark memories that might otherwise be forgotten. Our antique-style roadshow at Oakmont Manor was such a fun and meaningful experience, giving residents, staff, and visitors the chance to share treasured items and the stories behind them. It was amazing to see how these timeless pieces brought people together through conversation, nostalgia, and appreciation for the past.

05/17/2026

05/14/2026

Some Of Our Beautiful Moms On Mother's Day

A mother’s hands are gentle things,
They calm our fears and mend our wings.
They wipe our tears and hold us tight,
And guide us softly through the night.

Her hands have cooked and cleaned with care,
Shown endless love always there.
They’ve carried burdens, quiet and true,
Doing what mothers always do.

Though time may age them day by day,
Their warmth and love will never fade away.
For in those hands, so worn yet kind,
Lives the greatest love we’ll ever find.

05/05/2026

We would like to introduce Mrs. Bobbie Thomas. Bobbie is a survivor of an intracerebral hemorrhage stroke that resulted in multiple changes that vastly affected her daily life. As a result of her stroke she suffered respiratory failure and was intubated for nearly 20 days and suffered significant left side hemiparesis. She admitted to Oakmont Manor on 2/19/26 with very little control of her body, her breathing, and her voice. Though her body was weak, her spirit was feisty. She proved to be very determined and with the love and support of her amazing family and Rehab Team, Bobbie returned to home on 5/1/26.

Over the course of her rehab at Oakmont Manor, Bobbie worked with PT, OT, and ST to overcome many challenges, At admission, Mrs. Thomas was unable to support her head, not being able to hold her own head up, this in conjunction with left sided facial weakness resulted in regular loss of oral secretions. Her voice was at a whisper, eye contact minimal, and she relied heavily on others to anticipate her needs. She could not move her body in bed to even minimally change position. Mrs. Thomas could not support herself to sit in a wheel chair or sit edge of bed. She was not able to stand, even with help, and could not bear weight through her legs to assist with transfers. She had decreased awareness of her left side after her stroke and was weak on her dominant right side.

But after 5-6 day a week rehabilitation, determination and hard work, Mrs. Thomas overcame every one of the challenges listed above! She discharged to home to continue recovering at home with home health and the love and support from her family, but her rehabilitation team at Oakmont will be cheering her on! The day before her discharge, Mrs. Thomas and her rehab team reflected on her journey and the successes both physically and emotionally are GREAT!! Bobbie now has breath support and voicing to carry full conversations, hold her head high, sit in a chair for lengthy periods of time. She can bear weight to assist with transfers with the assist of one person, she is more aware of her left side that has limited movement from her stroke. She can pull herself up from lying, sit edge of bed, feed herself and engage with those that love her most!!!

We are so incredibly honored to have been a part of Mrs. Thomas' recovery. We wish her good luck and continued rehab at home.

04/16/2026

Hard Work And Determination! We Are Proud Of This Success Story.

04/16/2026

We Need Your Support!

We’re excited to be part of the Best of Kentucky voting — and we’d love your vote! 💙

👉 Head to GuideToKentucky.com
👉 Click “Vote for the Best”
👉 Select the Health & Medical category
👉 Find the “Transitional Care & Rehab” category
👉 Find our facility and cast your vote!

Your support means everything to us. Thank you for being part of our community — and for helping us shine as one of Kentucky’s best! 🌟

04/05/2026

🌷🐰 Happy Easter! 🐰🌷

Today we celebrate the joy of spring, the beauty of new beginnings, and the strength of the community we share together. We are so grateful for our amazing residents, supportive families, and hardworking staff who make each day meaningful.

Wishing you and your family a Happy Easter!

03/11/2026

This week we recognize National Nursing Home Administrators Week—a time to honor the people who carry the responsibility of caring for some of the most vulnerable members of our communities.

Being a nursing home administrator is more than a title or a job. It’s a calling. It’s the quiet moments most people never see—sitting beside a resident who needs comfort, holding a hand when someone feels alone, reassuring a worried family member, and standing beside your staff on the hardest days.

Every day you make decisions that affect lives. Every day you carry the weight of making sure residents are safe, cared for, and treated with dignity. And in the middle of all the paperwork, regulations, and long hours, you never lose sight of the most important thing—the people who call your community home.

To every nursing home administrator:
Thank you for the compassion you show when no one is watching.
Thank you for the strength it takes to keep going on the difficult days.
Thank you for the heart you bring into a role that asks so much of you.

Because of you, residents are not just cared for—they are seen, valued, and loved.

Your leadership truly makes a difference in the lives of so many. 💙

02/14/2026

Today we celebrate love in all its forms — family, friendship, and community. Happy Valentine’s Day to our cherished residents and their families! 🩷