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Mayfield Oaks is a state licensed senior living home in Alpharetta Georgia owned and operated by Helen and Jim Boyle.
We would love to introduce you to Mayfield Oaks.
We want to welcome you to Mayfield Oaks, a family-owned Senior Living Home in downtown Alpharetta, Georgia. We offer premier care in a residential family-like environment. We invite you to tour our website (the pictures are ours, and they're real). We'd love to share Mayfield Oaks with you.
Our Mission
Our faith leads us to nurture and enrich the lives of each and every resident, their families, and our staff. We are passionate about providing unique, quality care that meets the individualized needs of our residents. We maintain a family centered environment that preserves the dignity and the highest quality of life.
Our VALUES
Joy in Service: Our greatest joy is found in serving and engaging with our residents, their families, and our staff. We take pride in the relationships we build and treasure the memories we make.
Compassion: We actively show love by being empathetic and sensitive to the wishes and needs of the residents, their families, and our staff.
Integrity: Our Christian faith and professional standards lead us to place honesty and trust at the forefront of all we do. We will always do what is in the best interest of our residents and our staff.
Communication: Open communication between the residents, families, and staff enables us to form healthy relationships while building a family like bond.
Staff: We care about the well-being and success of our staff. We know that by pouring into them, we enrich their lives and in turn they are better equipped to enrich the lives of our residents.
Individuality: We seek out the individual needs of residents and personalize their care in order to provide the little things that will make a difference for them. We also encourage choice and mobility in order to prolong independence.
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”
