What is the relation between Highland Oaks and Apostolic Christian Resthaven?

The nursing home is still Apostolic Christian Resthaven with a doing business name of Highland Oaks – only the doing business name has changed.  Apostolic Christian Resthaven’s outstanding reputation for excellent care will be maintained.

What services do you provide?

Highland Oaks has both long-term skilled nursing and independent living. Highland Oaks is not Medicare certified and therefore do not provide short-term rehab stays.

Is Highland Oaks skilled care expensive?

Our prices are competitive with other skilled nursing homes. Contact us for current prices.

Is there a waiting list?

Yes, but a long waiting list doesn’t mean a long wait. Once you are on our waiting list, we’ll contact you when a bed or apartment becomes available. If you’re not ready to move in, we’ll contact the next person on the list, and you’ll keep your position in the list. To join our list, complete a Skilled Nursing Care application or complete an Independent Living application. There is no charge for applying and being on the waiting list.

Do I need to be associated with the Apostolic Christian Church to live at Highland Oaks?

No. Association with a particular church is not required.

Can I keep my medical doctor?

Yes, if your doctor is willing to come to Highland Oaks or your family is able to take you to your doctor’s office in accordance with CMS regulations (every 60 days). Otherwise, you can choose one of the three physicians who service Highland Oaks.