Retirement Homes
Seven Oaks at Notre DameAbout
About This Business
Products and Services
They provide a community living setting, where the residents can form friendships, engage in the community and age in the way that fits their personality and respects their individual wishes. They go beyond basic housing and address the health, social, spiritual and physical needs of our residents, to give them the ability to live independently for as long as possible.
Business Details
- Local BBB:
- BBB of Midwest Plains
- BBB File Opened:
- 7/30/2007
- Business Started:
- 7/1/1997
- Alternate Names:
- Seven Oaks of Florence
Additional Contact Information
- Principal Contacts
- Michael Robinson, Executive Director
- Customer Contacts
- Michael Robinson, Executive Director
Additional Information
- Business Categories
- Retirement Homes, Adult Family Homes
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