Oasis at 30th Costs & Pricing
At Oasis at 30th, the cost for a one-bedroom unit is set at $4,325 per month. This pricing reflects not only the high standard of living and quality services offered by the community but also positions it significantly above the average monthly costs for similar accommodations in Marion County, which stands at approximately $2,917. When looking at the broader context of Indiana's market, the state average for a one-bedroom apartment is around $3,300. While Oasis at 30th may appear to command a premium, it likely encompasses unique amenities and lifestyle benefits that contribute to its value proposition for residents seeking a supportive and enriching environment.
| Floor plans | Oasis at 30th | Marion County | Indiana |
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| 1 Bedroom | $4,325 | $2,917 | $3,300 |
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Overall Review of Oasis at 30th
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34 reviews mention this
Care team attention is a big factor
Residents and families repeatedly describe attentive, caring staff.
Across many reviews, people mention staff being compassionate, respectful, and quick to help, including nurses and CNA support. Several residents and family members specifically highlight medication management and day-to-day assistance, describing it as reliable. A few reviews take the opposite view, calling out unprofessional or unresponsive interactions and poor medical follow-through, including concerns about medication timing.
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22 reviews mention this
Food is a frequent discussion
Dining stands out, with many reviews calling the meals good.
Many reviewers comment on meals and the dining experience, describing the food as tasty and the dining room as well kept. Several also reference dietary support in terms of meal preparation and special dietary needs. A smaller set of reviews is negative, including complaints about food quality and restrictions around where people eat, even when ill.
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19 reviews mention this
Activities help residents stay engaged
Residents describe a steady flow of activities and outings.
A recurring theme in the reviews is that residents have plenty to do, with planned daily activities and scheduled events that bring people together. Families also describe activities being catered to residents and mention outings and community programs. While the overall tone is often positive, there are also reviews that say care is not consistent and that there may not be enough support to ensure everyoneâs needs are met.
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14 reviews mention this
Cleanliness improvements show up
Multiple reviews point to a cleaner, more well-kept building.
Several recent reviews describe improved cleanliness, including better overall tidiness and a building that looks and smells better than before. Some family members also mention that apartments and common areas feel clean and comfortable. On the other hand, a handful of negative reviews raise serious concerns about pests and unsanitary conditions, including bedbugs, roaches, and rotting/unattended messes.
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2 reviews mention this
Pricing feels high to some
Some reviewers say rent is too high for the value they experienced.
At least a couple of reviews criticize the cost, with one explicitly saying the rent is too high and another describing the community as overpriced. In contrast, most of the reviews focus on care, staff, dining, and activities rather than value for money. Pricing is listed at $4,325 for the one-bedroom unit type.
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