Our founders have been passionate about retirement and senior living since 1995.  They have spent the past several decades researching and developing the very best practices in senior living, care and services.  Their “Aging Ways” as they have come to define them,  are based on the MacArthur Foundation Study of aging.  At the time this was “the most extensive, comprehensive study on aging in America” to show how “the way you live – not the genes you were born with – determines health and vitality.”  This groundbreaking research, as written by John W. Rowe M.D. and Robert L. Kahn Ph.D. in their book “Successful Aging” uncovers the myth-shattering truth that declining physical and mental function are not just preventable but can be improved at any age.

Lenity Management believes that age is just a number.  We believe that everyone at every age deserves to live life to the fullest.  That is why we are committed to creating communities for older adults that support a healthy and meaningful aging experience at an affordable price.  We do this by putting people first and providing the highest possible quality of care and services for our residents.  Our highest quality care starts with friendly hospitality, exceptional culinary options and engaging activities to bring joy and life enrichment to our residents and their families. 

“How can I adequately say ‘Thank You’ for the care you gave my mom during the past months. The love. The compassion. The kindness. Truly living up the term ‘care’ center.”

Son of Resident, Quail Crest Memory Care, Eugene, OR

“Dear Sierra Oaks Staff - Words fail to express the gratitude and thankfulness both my husband and I have for the way you took care of not only my mother but all the residents you continue to care for daily. All of you deserve a big “Thank You” and “accolades”. We are deeply appreciative of the care and tenderness with which you have treated my mother in the years that she has been at Sierra Oaks. Thank you!”

Daughter of Resident, Sierra Oaks Assisted Living and Memory Care, Redding, CA

“My mom moved into Oakdale Heights, and she's been there two weeks. She just started with dementia, so she's at a pretty low level and she's pretty independent and mobile. It's a very friendly community with very attentive staff. There's always somebody available to talk to if anything comes up. I've worked mostly with Amber, Lacey, and Debbie, and they've all been great. And then they have a maintenance guy there that helps you move stuff in, and his name is Kirk. And they're just all great and friendly. She got to sit out in the sun yesterday, and a few of them were out in the sun and trying to enjoy that. She's had a really enjoyable day. The dining area looks good, and the food is really good. They have three chefs, but all the food's been really good. She has a typical apartment. She's doing a shared apartment with somebody else, and they have two bedrooms, a living room, and a little kitchenette with a refrigerator and microwave. They always have something going on. Once a week they go on a scenic drive in their little bus. They have an available bus and every Tuesday, the seniors, if they want to, can go for a drive. They took them out to the lake the other day just to get out and about and go around. They'll take them to doctor's appointments for you if the family can't make it to pick them up and take them, which is a nice amenity. We've used that once. They have bingo and crosswords, and they have a common area with a TV. What I liked about it is you could bring your own furniture into the apartment. That way your family member feels more at home with her own stuff. They've just been so great for us. It's just a relief to know that she's safe because we can't be with her 24 hours a day. She does have a little bit of a memory problem, and so we just feel safer with her there. It's a little bit of an older facility, but I think they're now in the process of upgrading it, so I can't wait to see when they're done.”

Resident Family Member, Oakdale Heights Assisted Living, Redding, CA