Assisted Living Communities in Del City, OK

"This place is very clean. The employees made me feel welcome. I took a tour and I was very impressed. The grounds were super clean as well. The location is perfect. I'm very comfortable with this facility and the staff."

"Copper Lake Estates is really nice if we could just afford this one. They have everything. They have the charity. It is very nice. They have activities. All the employees and the residents seemed very happy and friendly, and it just seems like that it would be a good environment for my mom to find friends. The price range was not that bad. It is just that mom has a low income. She only has social security coming in. It is in a really nice neighborhood, and it is soothing. It is kind of out of the way, and it has a lake which the cafeteria kind of overlooks so it is just a very nice facility. "

"We had an in-person tour of Sooner Station University North Park. The only problem we had with it was that it's multi-story. It's a four-story building, and it's an apartment living. There's an entrance to the main corridor, plus there's an outdoor entrance into a courtyard. Every unit has an entrance to the courtyard, and we really like that. We were very impressed. The staff was very nice, friendly, informative, and answered all the questions that we had. The dining facility was nice. It's spread out, so you go quite a way to the gym or the library. They had a dog park fenced in, which was good."

"I felt like it was more like a nursing home type of place. It didn't seem like there were a whole lot of activities or anything. The rooms were standard, but they were clean and nice, then they had a salon, a library, and transportation services. The director was very nice and helpful too. It was also well decorated."

"The rooms were spacious with own bathroom, Meals are freshly cooked and suitable for each patient. Staff genuinely care about the patients and go the extra mile to ensure their comfort."

"We wanted someplace close to our home. Sterling House is small. It's like a family. The food looks good, and it seems like it always looks really good. They take really good care of my mother-in-law. It's not too expensive. It's always clean and nice, and she's always taken care of. The staff is very sweet, and they are just kind as can be. The studio rooms are kind of small, but the other rooms are pretty adequate. They have all kinds of things. They watch football, they have nail-polishing parties, they watch basketball, they have exercises, and church services. I like the people who work there. "

"We’ve been very happy at Brookdale Norman. It’s closer to where we’re at. Everybody has gone out of their way to be super nice, and they treat everybody like family; my mother loves them all. We like it because it’s smaller; there’s like 34 residents, so she feels more secure and safer with her surroundings, and we feel safe that she’s there. Because it’s small, she can find her way back and forth to her room. She’s adjusted so well that my sister and I go at least 3 or 4 times to see mother during the week and on weekends. It’s a God-send. "

"It was outstanding. The people were really nice, friendly, and professional. We even put a deposit down. They have a lot of crafts, a library, and a movie theater, and there were various outings. Dana was very outstanding, went above and beyond, and answered all our questions very quickly. She was really good. "

"My favorite parts of Arbor House of Midwest were the caring staff that works there, the rooms and the apartments are very spacious, and there are tons of activities to do every day. The least I like is probably what my mom would say and that's the food. She's a very picky eater, and they have tacos too often. That's the only thing she doesn't like because she's super picky. She's in their assisted living, and the facility is very clean. They take great pride in their grounds. They have bingo, exercise classes, and musicians that come in to play. They even have wine and cheese tasting."

"We went to Crystal Place Assisted Living. The best thing I liked about them is they're affordable. They don't charge extra for giving medications. It wasn't the nicest place I've looked at, I think she said they built it in the late nineties. They were remodeling, they were doing painting and what have you. I didn't get to see a complete remodel, but they received me well, and they were friendly. The studio apartment was about the same size as the studios I've seen, it was a little bit small, they have a studio plus that's slightly bigger and $200 more. They had a one-bedroom apartment, it was nice sized. We sat in the dining area. There was a kind of a dayroom where there was a TV. People could gather there and watch TV and visit with each other, but they didn't show anything else. The staff were very good with the residents. There was one resident singing along and so he was all smiles and happy. One of the employees came over and patted him and said, that's good singing there. So I know there was some attention, some affection, and that's very important to me."

"My parents in-law are moving into FountainBrook Assisted Living & Memory Support. What I liked best is they have nice-sized rooms. The rooms were plenty big and comfortable. They have a full-sized living room. They provide all levels of care depending on what the resident needs. They provide transportation to WalMart twice a week. They have activities all day long. They have regular family nights. I've only been there the one time to look at the room, but everybody seemed very friendly and professional. The residents seemed happy."

"Mom lived at Featherstone Assisted Living for a month from December to January. The community was OK. The problem with it was that for Mom, the diet was wrong. They didn’t have much in the way of vegetables and the meals were heavy with a lot of fat. It caused a big increase in her blood pressure, and she gained a lot of weight. Her room was clean and well taken care of. She didn’t get as much attention there, but the staff was wonderful and as attentive as they could be. For the price, Featherstone Assisted Living was very good. "

"The Meadow Lake was very nice with huge, nice rooms. The community is set up more like of a retirement village, but they do assisted living. They have different activities like bingo but don’t offer transportation to the residents for their appointments or if they want to go shopping. "

"My in-laws have lived at Baptist Village for 10 years now. It has a very pleasant atmosphere and friendly and efficient staff. They have a huge variety of rooms, from a small one-bedrooms to very large two-bedrooms with a giant living area and a garage. They have actually lived in almost all of the options at one time or another. A few of them need bathroom updates, but for the most part, it is all good. The food is very good. They also have skilled nursing as an option, a beautiful rehab, and a memory care. "