Olde Oak Tree Apartments

"They've lost two managers back to back Eileen and Kam because of the Assistant Theresa Hardin who gets into it with the staff, residents relatives and everybody that she even was threatened because she doesn't know how to talk to people by a residents daughter. That lady is evil. They've lost the Regional, maintenance and the cleaner. Kam got a lot done while she was there and cared about the residents. I heard Kam was treated unfairly. This place is going down due to the Assistant."

"Olde Oak Tree Apts have been very good to me. They accept my issues with respect and consideration. I love it here. Eileen,who I the manager here treats me with respect. Their social worker is the best. I trust them implicitly . I love it here."

"My mother lived in Old Oak Tree for 3 years the manager was nice at first. Then she was very mean to me and my mother after a few months. Mother at this time had friends that she did not want to move to another place. After three years my mother had to be moved to a full care center. The manager would not return her deposit. when we started moving her out we found mold along the a/c and heating ducts. The apartment was clean when we moved her out. One time when she was living at Olde Oak Tree I had to move most all her things out because her apartment got infested with bed bugs from another apartment. I also had to throw away a lot of her personal things. This is not a good place for your elderly parents. I have a lot of stories about the manager and the way she treated people including the maintenance man that was a life long friend that passed away because of things to do with the manager. My mother was a very active 94 years young when she lived at "OLD MEAN TREE""

"!!! PLEASE TAKE HEED OF ALL THE ONE STAR REVIEWS HERE !!! #1 management uses the security cameras on the inside and outside of the building to "catch" residents and visitors 'breaking rules'. It doesn't take much, but if 'caught', you will receive a VERY stern SCOLDING (yes, scolding) by the manager, in a very condescending tone of voice. #2 If you ask the manager a question, you don't get an answer. She responds with a question, with the sole purpose of intimidating and blaming you. #3 Bedbugs have become a REAL problem here, and the manager will blame YOU for them, even though you have no control over where they come from. #4 What others have said here about the parking is absolutely true! I have personally witnessed it. This will also give the asst. manager a crack at you too. #5 management WILL go through your garbage in order to find something on you. Believe it! #6 If you still want to live here (but consider not doing it), you need to get used to fire engines and ambulances coming to the front parking lot almost every single day. So, park in the back where your car has a better chance of being broken into. #7 because it's H.U.D. housing, get used to 'inspections' a few times a year. It's yet another chance for on site management to take a swipe at you, if possible. #8 if you still want to live here, get used to gossip. If the manager hears it, she will hold it against you as well. It also gives her an another opportunity to intimidate you if you go to her about it. She'll try and make you feel dumb about yourself. #9 I almost forgot to mention that you will want to sign for any deliveries may you get, because they could get stolen from your front door (prescriptions, etc.). Some residents also read other residents private correspondence that is stuck in their front door. Privacy? Not so much! *There is much more that could be said, but this should be enough food for thought, and reconsideration. ONE REDEEMING VALUE LIVING THERE: Jeannie, the social service coordinator! She is SO helpful! Always kind! An angel!"

"The place itself is most acceptable. Easy access to rooms and elevators. The office manager is just very rude to my friend who resides there. There is a place to drop off and pick up residents, but apparently no one is supposed to use it. The woman is a coward, since I walked my friend in so she would not get yelled at and the woman waited until I left to tell at her. Her name is Barbara and she has spoken to another friend of ours in the same tone. These are mostly elderly persons who should be able to enjoy their home, not be afraid to come and go."