Pam
May 2022
High end community in the Thousand Oaks area. Great caregivers.
3575 North Moorpark Road, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 ·
Page info provided by: The Reserve At Thousand Oaks · Last updated Oct 24, 2026
The Reserve At Thousand Oaks is an Assisted Living community in the Thousand Oaks area that also offers Independent Living care. Costs for this community start at $3,870/mo, which includes certain standard amenities and services but the final cost may vary according to care needs and accommodation type.
The Reserve at Thousand Oaks is an MBK Senior Living community in Thousand Oaks, California. Here, you’ll find first-rate Independent Living, Assisted Living, ample amenities, and services centered around you. Our vibrant community provides personalized support, engaging activities, and wellness programs in a setting designed to foster connections and independence. Our generously sized pet-friendly studios and one-& two-bedroom apartments are equipped with modern amenities and utilities for your comfort. Enjoy a diverse array of culinary delights curated by our skilled chefs or take a relaxing stroll in our courtyard. With team members available around the clock, you can find peace of mind and a sense of belonging at The Reserve at Thousand Oaks. Your new home awaits you.Pricing starts from
$3,870/mo
Your monthly costs at The Reserve At Thousand Oaks will vary depending on room type and the level of care needed. Click the button above to connect with your CareScout Local Advisor for more accurate pricing.
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Reviews of The Oaks at Daniel Island and Summit Place are predominantly positive, emphasizing compassionate staff, clean and welcoming surroundings, and a strong sense of community. Families frequently praise administrators, directors, sales counselors, nurses, caregivers, and activity staff for being responsive, organized, professional, and supportive during difficult transitions. Many residents appear happy, socially engaged, and well cared for. Reviewers highlight spacious, attractive rooms; bright common areas; regular activities, outings, socials, games, exercise, and intergenerational programs; salon services; transportation; and pet-friendly policies. Food is often described as excellent, with chefs interacting directly with residents. Several families say the communities feel more like home than institutions and appreciate the small, intimate atmosphere, safety pendants, therapy services, and varying levels of care. Pricing is generally viewed as reasonable or a great value, with one family specifically noting assistance negotiating costs. The Daniel Island location is considered attractive, walkable, accessible, and convenient for nearby families, although travel time and island-to-island distance are recurring concerns. Negative feedback is less frequent but includes complaints about limited activities, inconsistent meals, staffing changes, medication practices, and concerns about medical care. One reviewer felt staff were overworked and management was uncaring, while another noticed an odor during a tour. A few families advised prospective residents to ask detailed questions about staffing ratios, care procedures, activities, menus, and medical oversight. Some reviewers ultimately chose other communities because of distance or uncertainty about fit. There are also a few highly emotional, unsubstantiated allegations regarding records and property that conflict sharply with the broader review pattern. Overall, reviewers characterize both communities as clean, friendly, caring, and worthwhile options, while encouraging thorough due diligence.
Overall rating
5.0 (1 review)
Pam
May 2022
High end community in the Thousand Oaks area. Great caregivers.
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42% of population is 50+ years old, 20% is 65+ years old
The poverty rate is 5% lower for this region compared to the California state average, which is 12%
8% of population identify themselves as Asian, 23% as Hispanic, 82% as White, and 1% as Black
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